WarioWare: Smooth Moves

wariofan13's WarioWare: Smooth Moves (Wii) review

The Game.....That Made You Experiance the Wii!

"Wario Ware-Smooth Moves made you understand the Wii. It starts out with Wario. As Always Wario's eating. something

FATNING and DELIOUS until a weird thing came and took the Yummy food and ran off.It ran off to a cave.Not JUST a cave
but a temple.... The temple of form.So.. Wario gets his food back and find the Form Baton (A Wii Remote.)So you use the
Form Baton to play Micro games.But You Use Forms.There are mini videos that Demostarte the forms.By each charecter
you unlock the microgames and mini games. But Wario Man Isn't The final.They're 100 Mini Warios.

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