WarioWare: D.I.Y. Showcase

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Template:Justreleased Template:Infobox Asobu Made in Ore (あそぶメイド イン 俺 Asobu Meido in Ore, lit. "Play Made in Me") is an addition to the Nintendo DS title WarioWare: Myself, known as Made in Ore in Japan, a game of the WarioWare series. It was released on April 29, 2009 in Japan as a downloadable WiiWare game for the price of 800 Wii Points. The game allows to use microgames and other content created with WarioWare: Myself on the Wii, though it can also be played without a copy of WarioWare: Myself.

Like its Nintendo DS counterpart, Asobu Made in Ore includes a number of premade microgames divided into different sets. The stages are hosted by WarioWare characters and each set is based around a certain theme, similar to the first game in the series:

There are three ways to get microgames in Asobu:

  • From DS to Wii
  • From Wii to Wii
  • From Nintendo to Wii

The player has also the option to send microgames to other players. The two ways are:

  • From Wii to DS
  • From Wii to Wii

Story Sequences

As indicated above, here are four characters that have their own Micro-Games, thus an own stage as well. Each has a different story. When actually cleared the stages, mixed stages can be unlocked.

Wario-Man

Wario-Man's stage

One day flying (slowly) in the park, Wario-Man saw some boys at the toilet cabins, who really need to go to the toilet. However, there are problems with the doors; they won't seem to open. So, Wario-Man is going to help them.

Dribble & Spitz

Dribble and Spitz' stage

The Diamond Taxi pair Dribble and Spitz seem to participate on a car rally. Of course to get a prize. Between Micro-games, their car and other cars are bashing each other out of the way, and the first one who reached the finish wins the race.

Kat & Ana

Kat and Ana's stage

The kindergarten-ninjas seem to jump off a cliff; but then fly above the sky using capes in a style of Cape Mario. Four other birds fly with the two.

18-Volt

18-Volt's stage

Just like 9-Volt in the DS version, 18-Volt's stage is based on a classic game, where 18-Volt stars in. He's there able to shoot Fronks, and 9-Volt seems to be a boss, oddly enough.


Screenshots

  • Asobu Made in Ore2.jpg

    The game's main menu.

  • Asobu Made in Ore1.jpg

    One of Wario-Man's microgames.

Official Artwork

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