The upcoming WarioWare: Move It will feature plenty of hijinks, including a nostalgic nod to the classic Super Mario 64. While Mario’s evil counterpart Wario technically made his debut in Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins, it was his standalone WarioWare series that truly saw the yellow-clad troublemaker crawl out from under his heroic doppelganger’s shadow. The original WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! Was released for the Game Boy Advance in 2003 and set the standard for the follow-ups to come by offering players a series of lightning-fast, quirky minigames that can be enjoyed on the go.
New WarioWare Game Features Super Mario 64 Throwback
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A graduate from York County School of Technology, he's self-published several books on Amazon, and once won 1st place at a regional computer fair for a CGI animated short. Before transferring to TheBestWarGames in 2023, he worked as a Contributor and later Senior Writer at ScreenRant, where he covered Video Game News, Reviews, and Features.
He hopes that working for this site will continue his blossoming career of online writing, since Megazord technology hasn’t been invented yet and he doesn't seem to have any Force powers.
You can check out his work at The Uncanny Fox, purchase his books on Amazon.com, see his posted scripts on Script Revolution, or see his portfolio here or here. He can also be followed on Twitter @FoxUncanny.
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