THE GOOD: Simple, Basic, Lots of action, Awesome Moves, Great New Cooler enemies, Great Levels, Wario's Voice (with humour), Good Music.
THE BAD: Short, Easy, Computer enemies can be very easy to beat and can be pretty stupid at times (not move at all), There's nothing special to the game, Nothing different from normal Mario games, Absolutely nowhere near as good as Wario Ware Inc for the Gameboy Advance.
SUMMARY: This game is pretty basic, its nothing that we haven't seen before and just your average game. But, with this being Wario's first game, that can be put aside. The best thing about the game is probably the enemies, they are a good design and are pretty cool with what they say and the moves they do, although the AI isn't very good. This is like a beggining for Wario, its just like Luigi's Mansion, its a good, short, simple game, but can be made a lot better.
THE GOOD: Great gameplay, controls, fun, graphics, everything almost.
THE BAD: Too short.
SUMMARY: Wario World is clearly one of the best Gamecube games. Wario now has his own Gamecube game with plenty of action, gameplay, and last but not least, graphics. Wario World has it all. Wario World is superb and unique. Wario World is unlike most other experiences. 99% of enemies can be picked up and thrown, swung or even piledrived in a way. Everything about this game is great.
Story
Wario World happily (and greedily) counts his stolen riches, while one day, one of his treasures, a big black jewel, rose up and took all good creatures and transformed it into evil creatures. Wario World didn't enjoy the fact that that jewel stole his treasures, so Wario went after his treasure and the jewel.
Gameplay
Great gameplay. Wario World's gameplay is special and unique. First off, this game is great title because...
THE GOOD: Has simple controls and gameplay, and if anyone bothered to read the instruction manual, it's quite funny and reliable.
THE BAD: It's too short and all the bosses have the same weakness (well, almost all monsters) Also, no weapons, which is a real bummer, and the enemies are too stupid to make this game challenging.
SUMMARY: That fat man is back, at better and fatter than ever!!!Well, it is very simple, a little too simple in my opinion, meaning that newbies will understand the game very quickly. The only arsenal in this game is your fists and your fat bottom, which means that you can't shoot your enemies heads off and even if there was, the enemies wouldn't notice, and if they did, they'd run away like litte girls, another negative in my opinion. The bosses aren't too hard, but you do have to think to beat the game (Oh darn it) There are also sub-quests in which you have to look in every nook and cranny to beat the entire purpose of...
SUMMARY: Wario World is a great game in almost every way. Wario has tons of moves that he can perform. The graphics are the best i have seen on a platformer for the gamecube yet. The sound fits Wario perfectly with one down-side: his shouts. The first time they are funny, but when you heard them for hundred times, you are really sick of them. The bosses and enemy's are REALLY cool. There is only one really bad point: its the length of the game. With all of that said: Wario World is a great game!!! !!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SUMMARY: As in a Mario game, Wario travels through a wacky 3D world trying to recapture a variety of delightful shiny objects. But this hop-n-bop miscreant isn't afraid to brawl, pulverizing enemies with his fists, smashing them with satisfying piledrivers, crushing them with his ample behind, and spinning them dizzy. The fighting system proves easy, responsive, and intuitive, and it delivers tons of fun. Even though most enemies are unremarkable, kicking the crud out of them never is, and it gets even better during the amazing boss battles. Wario World has a couple flaws, though. Offering only four worlds with two levels in each, the game ends far too soon. An ill-advised Continue system compounds the problem, letting you restart from the exact spot you die for a measly 50 coins (I had more than 25,000 by game's end). Wario delivers a great time while it lasts and is well worth checking out....
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