Talk:WarioWare Gold

So in the Japanese WarioWare Gold video, there's a microgame based around the Nintendo Love Tester and it'd be nice to add it on the page.
The preceding unsigned comment was added by KoopaLover1999 (talk).

Added it. :) Yook Bab-imba Talk

It might be worth noting in the opening summary that the game will be partially made of pre-existing microgames from throughout the series, similar to Rhythm Heaven Megamix.
The preceding unsigned comment was added by Behonkiss (talk).

Added. 12:12, 11 March 2018 (EDT)

The Girl Name

The scan posted recently on the page adress the girl's name as "Onnanoko" which literally means Girl, however the way it is written, all in hiragana bugs me a bit. Either way, could this be her name (thus should we adress her as so) or could it just be given to avoid future spoilers and we continue adressing her as an unkown character? User:Ashley anEoTselkie/sig 17:55, 23 June 2018 (EDT)

I noticed that as well and I'm more inclined to believe that it's a placeholder name until they reveal more about her. I think for now we should hold off on officially addressing her as Onnanoko until then but that's just my 2 cents on the matter. Anyone else want to weigh in? Herobrine (talk) 18:17, 23 June 2018 (EDT)

I, too, agree on waiting for the final game. 19:01, 23 June 2018 (EDT)

New 9-Volt Minigame

Some of the material contains a minigame set in 25m from Donkey Kong, but that minigame doesn't seem to resemble the one from the original WarioWare, nor does it look like the one from Showcase, you may as well add it to the list.
The preceding unsigned comment was added by DatGoodHomie (talk).

A microgame shown as a picture in the demo resembles Tomodachi Life, which should be added.
The preceding unsigned comment was added by X-Biaur 19 (talk).

It also seems like 5-Volt is getting her own microgames, they are Nintendo themed like 9-Volt's, but all of them use button controls, while 9-Volt's stage actually uses touch controls.
The preceding unsigned comment was added by DatGoodHomie (talk).

As it turns out, the manual (alongside the japanese website) apparently revealed that Wario has 3 stages, one for Mash, one for Twist, and one for Touch, where as Jimmy, Mona, Dribble and Spitz, and 5-Volt have one for Mash, Ashley, Dr. Crygor, 18-Volt and Penny have one for Twist, and Kat and Ana, 9-Volt, Young Cricket and Master Mantis, and Orbulon get one for Touch, Mike is also getting his own set of microgames for a Microphone stage. the demo reveals that only 5 categories exist in the game, and you can tell which microgame belongs in which category by looking at the color of the top screen, Green means That's Life (Another name for Strange), Blue means Fantasy (Another name for Sci-Fi), Yellow means Sports, Red means Nintendo Classics (Another name for Nintendo, also my favourite category), and Purple means the game envolves Wario in some way much like the Anything Goes category in the Original. DatGoodHomie (talk) 02:15, 15 July 2018 (EDT)DatGoodHomie

Also, I realized that Fronk is getting his own set microgames since WarioWare: Twisted!, with one of them being The Claw from the Original: DatGoodHomie (talk) 02:21, 15 July 2018 (EDT)DatGoodHomie

New Microgames

Check this page: https://www.nintendo.co.uk/Games/Nintendo-3DS/WarioWare-Gold-1348073.html#Gallery
The preceding unsigned comment was added by DatGoodHomie (talk).