Hey all! I know the audio on this video is a bit rougher than usual, and I apologize for that. I was recovering from strep throat and a sinus infection (at the same time) when I recorded this. I wanted to take more time off, but sadly you can't really "call in sick" when it comes to content. I hope you enjoy regardless!
The reason that the Japanese version's final boss has a second phase is actually because the US version of the game was finished first. Playtesters found the final boss boring and repetative, so the developers added the second phase for that exact reason.
Then why did they not fix it for final release In the US. Edit: Ok so maybe the game was to close to release to fix it. Idk much of video game development Lmao.
6:24 You say that, but I would personally love to see a game where Wario finds himself in the middle of a super serious, emotional Final Fantasy story and he just Warios all over it.
@@RadicalGarry that should’ve been the other way around, given how the last we saw Captain Syrup, Wario Land Shake It gave us the worst canonical ending, by having Wario Yeeting Queen Merlda for her Endless Sack, only for it to be swiped by Captain Syrup riding off in her Teacup Car.
The thing I like most about Wario world is that it canonized that if Wario encountered a haunted doll, he would suplex and piledrive it until it either stop moving or stoped existing, which ever came first.
Wario world definitely channels that same energy that the Kirby franchise seems to get away with in the fact that underneath the cutesy/tame stuff is some genuinely dark and just plain bizarre plot development and character designs.
Wario has never been shy to the macabre. Wario has seen himself up against many traditionally horrific entities before like The Nose Demon, Ruddy the Clown and Terrormisu just to name a few.
You gotta love how no matter how disturbing the bosses Wario’s first reaction is- IMMA NUMBER ONE! No fear, no hesitation, just sheer determination and grit.
I grew up on the GameCube during the early 2010s and this was one of the games I first played and even finished. Compared to any of the Nintendo games I played back then, this was the one that left such a major impression on me. Elementary school me loved how it stood out compared to the fairly sanitized fun that was on the Nintendo Wii and I couldn't get enough of it. As a matter of fact, the atmosphere and enemies of the game I even had a dream when I was six where I was literally fighting Wario himself as a boss and he had that weirdly moving face. It sucks you don't see Nintendo making experimental games like these anymore.
Nice! I was too young to figure out how to beat this game. I made it to the final desert level but could never collect enough crystals to get to the boss 😅 I feel fortunate to have grown up with this Nintendo instead of the overly-sanitized Nintendo we have now. I also wonder how much this game influenced my weird and zany personality 🤪
You didn't need WarioWare on GBA, you just got a free set of a few microgames to play for free. I loved it, I'd load one before going places and then close my SP so I could just play WarioWare whenever
Yeah, it was basically a game trial! It was my first exposure to WarioWare as a kid, and I loved it. My brother and I would load up both our Game Boys with the same trial and see how far we could get.
@@thehans255 WarioWorld and WarioWare were both promoted on a Wario Press Conference Audio where Wario answers questions from the press, mostly questions about himself.
@@davidcastillo4141 Sama is often translated to like Lord, it's for some one in a position of authority or high social status. It's like saying Lord Wario, or some sort member of nobility.
This game was so popular that I began to think this game was a fever dream I came up with when I was a child confusing the game with Wario Land. You have no idea how relieved I am to know I did not make this game up.
You have it a bit confused, the Gameboy link adapter functionality was used to send WarioWare demos to the Gameboy, no cartridge required. And, believe me, when you're a 6 year old kid with 2 GBA games stuck at your cousin's house waiting for them to get home from school, you'll take any extra games you can get.
Wario World is one of my favorite games with one of my favorite characters, and this review does it so much justice! I love that you didn't skimp on anything, not even the barely-there plot; most reviewers would just skip past that part since it isn't expected or important, but you had an actual discussion about it, and I appreciate that as a plot-enjoyer myself! Even I'll admit the game's pretty flawed with its repetition and easy difficulty, but what matters is that the core gameplay is fun, and the soul/essence of the game is insane enough to keep most people (especially me!) interested. I would definitely love to see a remake on the Switch that touches up on the fixable weak spots (the collectibles, lack of plot/lore, minimal side content, general easiness, the less polished bosses like the Black Jewel, etc), though!
On the dialogue of the black jewel he states that he will transform all this greedy sap’s treasures into monsters. So mostly likely the whole place of wario was transformed into a new world
After replaying this game to completion over the course of the past few days, gotta say I agree with basically every point in this video. I'm pretty nostalgic for this game and I think there are a ton of really cool and unique ideas but overall the game feels unfinished or not fully realized at parts. I wish some bits were a tad more challenging, but since running around and punching everything is so damn satisfying it kept me entertained to the very end. Also screw collecting every item on the snow level. If not for my "time machine" on my "official hardware" I wouldn't have even bothered 100%-ing it.
I feel like I'm the only one who took advantage of the GBA Link Cable for this game, and was introduced to Warioware microgames as a result. The last four were genuinely hard, because they introduced levels and speeds unheard of in the actual game. One of them was the race car game avoiding the balls, and while the actual GBA warioware game only goes up to four, this version went up to 8, and the speeds were absolutely impossible to deal with. Still fun though.
I will always have a soft spot for Wario World after playing it for the first time after watching a Top 10 video putting it at number 1 of best Wario Games, idk maybe I'm just a fan of pile driving a dinosaur.
It’s funny how no one talks about this game but it’s one of the first few games I had growing up. I will always wonder how much this abstract and zany game influenced my personality 😂
I love this game and played it many times as a kid together with my brother. However, ever since, I've had this strange feeling about it... for litteral years. It's really creepy, and not in a good way (as with horror games). It's so weird and strange, almost if it was made to make you feel uncomfrtable. It's filled with strange symbolism and occult imagery.. its enemies, bossed and levels are mostly themed around some twisted, abnormal, abstract weird thing that is very hard ti describe with words.
I actually really liked this game. Too bad that it had very little post-game, unlike Super Mario Sunshine. If only it took notes from it like incorporating different versions of the stages with their own objectives and maybe more bosses. ofc new moves would be great too, especially with decent enemy variety
This game feels like a third party game even though it isn't. It's weird. (I made this comment before watching the video. Now I know it has a reason for it!)
I actually used the link cable feature back in the day.. From what I remember you didnt need to own the warioware gba game to use the feature. The feature actually let you try out warioware minigames so it was like a warioware demo.
This game is my favorite Wario game, and I would always stop and do some stupid sh!t with the inhaling button. Also this game has amazing sounds of Wario laughing. What can I say, I want to see Nintendo characters happy, It makes me happy.
"In a world where mario characters dont belong into" THATS LITERALLY JUST WARIO LAND, THATS WARIO DESIGN PHILOSOPHY, THIS IS WHY AFTER WARIO LAND 1 MARIO, OR PEACH AND ANYBODY ELSE EVER SHOWED UP AGAIN, THIS IS WARIO'S WORLD, WARIOS DESIGN, WARIOS VISUALS THATS THE ENTIRE POINT
Wario Land 4 may be my personal favorite Wario game, but Wario World excellently encapsulates how weird and wacky Wario games can get, while at the same time showcasing how much of a brawler Wario can be. It's the perfect Wario game... though it is somewhat rough around the edges. Really makes me want to have it get a remake or sequel to cut out some of the more BS moments.
Play rainworld downpour, as a game designer it is my favorite indie game. I’ve played hollow knight pizza tower etc. they are all good games but rainworld is the most impressive to me and underrated.
I had a ton of fun with this one. Yes it's linear and repetetive (something id usually be aversed to) , but idk Wario is just him. He makes the experience so fun that idrc about the faults when i actually play it. We need more games like this honestly. I wouldnt mind a remake or even sequel. If Luigi's Mansion can do it, who says Wario World can't?
I think this game needs a remastered version. Improve on the controls, expand Wario's combat; add more levels and worlds, along with better level designs. I'd also give more emphasis on the collectibles; the more you collect, the better ending you get. Similar to what the Luigi's Mansion games did 🤷🏻♂️
This game is to me is Nintendo's Ren and Stimpy. Its a game that Nintendo would NOT make today. Its to weird and creepy for kids to clash with their modern image. But that's what I love about it. Also it just being a fun and great game and the fucking quotes. HAVE A ROTTEN DAY!!!
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Hey all! I know the audio on this video is a bit rougher than usual, and I apologize for that. I was recovering from strep throat and a sinus infection (at the same time) when I recorded this. I wanted to take more time off, but sadly you can't really "call in sick" when it comes to content. I hope you enjoy regardless!
29:01: To normally do that, you have to toss a pillar at one of DinoMighty’s feet.
The reason that the Japanese version's final boss has a second phase is actually because the US version of the game was finished first. Playtesters found the final boss boring and repetative, so the developers added the second phase for that exact reason.
That's funny, since a lot of those cases in the pre-patch era usually go the other way around.
your crocret
Then why did they not fix it for final release In the US.
Edit: Ok so maybe the game was to close to release to fix it. Idk much of video game development Lmao.
6:24 You say that, but I would personally love to see a game where Wario finds himself in the middle of a super serious, emotional Final Fantasy story and he just Warios all over it.
Pair him up with Captain Syrup, and you get pure gold.
So kinda like Strangers of Paradise but with Wario?
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Captain Syrup: You took... *EVERYTHING* from me!
Wario: _NUH UH!!_
@@RadicalGarry that should’ve been the other way around, given how the last we saw Captain Syrup, Wario Land Shake It gave us the worst canonical ending, by having Wario Yeeting Queen Merlda for her Endless Sack, only for it to be swiped by Captain Syrup riding off in her Teacup Car.
The thing I like most about Wario world is that it canonized that if Wario encountered a haunted doll, he would suplex and piledrive it until it either stop moving or stoped existing, which ever came first.
Wario world definitely channels that same energy that the Kirby franchise seems to get away with in the fact that underneath the cutesy/tame stuff is some genuinely dark and just plain bizarre plot development and character designs.
Wario has never been shy to the macabre. Wario has seen himself up against many traditionally horrific entities before like The Nose Demon, Ruddy the Clown and Terrormisu just to name a few.
You gotta love how no matter how disturbing the bosses Wario’s first reaction is-
IMMA NUMBER ONE!
No fear, no hesitation, just sheer determination and grit.
So true!! I love it
I grew up on the GameCube during the early 2010s and this was one of the games I first played and even finished. Compared to any of the Nintendo games I played back then, this was the one that left such a major impression on me. Elementary school me loved how it stood out compared to the fairly sanitized fun that was on the Nintendo Wii and I couldn't get enough of it. As a matter of fact, the atmosphere and enemies of the game I even had a dream when I was six where I was literally fighting Wario himself as a boss and he had that weirdly moving face. It sucks you don't see Nintendo making experimental games like these anymore.
Nice! I was too young to figure out how to beat this game. I made it to the final desert level but could never collect enough crystals to get to the boss 😅 I feel fortunate to have grown up with this Nintendo instead of the overly-sanitized Nintendo we have now. I also wonder how much this game influenced my weird and zany personality 🤪
You didn't need WarioWare on GBA, you just got a free set of a few microgames to play for free. I loved it, I'd load one before going places and then close my SP so I could just play WarioWare whenever
Yeah, it was basically a game trial! It was my first exposure to WarioWare as a kid, and I loved it. My brother and I would load up both our Game Boys with the same trial and see how far we could get.
@@thehans255 WarioWorld and WarioWare were both promoted on a Wario Press Conference Audio where Wario answers questions from the press, mostly questions about himself.
I love how the commercial called him Wario-Sama. That fits his greedy personality quite well.
Is it like calling him”Mr. Greedy”?
@@davidcastillo4141 Sama is often translated to like Lord, it's for some one in a position of authority or high social status.
It's like saying Lord Wario, or some sort member of nobility.
This game was so popular that I began to think this game was a fever dream I came up with when I was a child confusing the game with Wario Land. You have no idea how relieved I am to know I did not make this game up.
You have it a bit confused, the Gameboy link adapter functionality was used to send WarioWare demos to the Gameboy, no cartridge required. And, believe me, when you're a 6 year old kid with 2 GBA games stuck at your cousin's house waiting for them to get home from school, you'll take any extra games you can get.
Your non-pizza tower videos are underrated. I hope more people see this vid!
Wario World is one of my favorite games with one of my favorite characters, and this review does it so much justice! I love that you didn't skimp on anything, not even the barely-there plot; most reviewers would just skip past that part since it isn't expected or important, but you had an actual discussion about it, and I appreciate that as a plot-enjoyer myself! Even I'll admit the game's pretty flawed with its repetition and easy difficulty, but what matters is that the core gameplay is fun, and the soul/essence of the game is insane enough to keep most people (especially me!) interested. I would definitely love to see a remake on the Switch that touches up on the fixable weak spots (the collectibles, lack of plot/lore, minimal side content, general easiness, the less polished bosses like the Black Jewel, etc), though!
On the dialogue of the black jewel he states that he will transform all this greedy sap’s treasures into monsters. So mostly likely the whole place of wario was transformed into a new world
After replaying this game to completion over the course of the past few days, gotta say I agree with basically every point in this video. I'm pretty nostalgic for this game and I think there are a ton of really cool and unique ideas but overall the game feels unfinished or not fully realized at parts. I wish some bits were a tad more challenging, but since running around and punching everything is so damn satisfying it kept me entertained to the very end.
Also screw collecting every item on the snow level. If not for my "time machine" on my "official hardware" I wouldn't have even bothered 100%-ing it.
I feel like I'm the only one who took advantage of the GBA Link Cable for this game, and was introduced to Warioware microgames as a result. The last four were genuinely hard, because they introduced levels and speeds unheard of in the actual game. One of them was the race car game avoiding the balls, and while the actual GBA warioware game only goes up to four, this version went up to 8, and the speeds were absolutely impossible to deal with. Still fun though.
I will always have a soft spot for Wario World after playing it for the first time after watching a Top 10 video putting it at number 1 of best Wario Games, idk maybe I'm just a fan of pile driving a dinosaur.
I genuinely love the twin dragons design, they look like gyrados with magicarp heads
I wish they did a newer Wario World with a better storyline also involving Waluigi.
Fuck Waluigi, Captain Syrup is better.
It’s funny how no one talks about this game but it’s one of the first few games I had growing up. I will always wonder how much this abstract and zany game influenced my personality 😂
Wario is such a mood. This game is probably among the top ten best things mankind has produced.
Great vid Teal!
Well WarioLand has usually weird and creepy bosses, especially 4 but even some in 3 and 1 have that vibe
Wow am I glad I never actually fought any bosses and just ran around the levels on my sibling's file, I would have had horrible nightmares
all time favorite Gamecube game
I love this game and played it many times as a kid together with my brother. However, ever since, I've had this strange feeling about it... for litteral years. It's really creepy, and not in a good way (as with horror games). It's so weird and strange, almost if it was made to make you feel uncomfrtable.
It's filled with strange symbolism and occult imagery.. its enemies, bossed and levels are mostly themed around some twisted, abnormal, abstract weird thing that is very hard ti describe with words.
Warioland the 100 cries of a child
I actually really liked this game. Too bad that it had very little post-game, unlike Super Mario Sunshine. If only it took notes from it like incorporating different versions of the stages with their own objectives and maybe more bosses. ofc new moves would be great too, especially with decent enemy variety
This game feels like a third party game even though it isn't. It's weird. (I made this comment before watching the video. Now I know it has a reason for it!)
Finally, I thought it'd never come
I actually used the link cable feature back in the day.. From what I remember you didnt need to own the warioware gba game to use the feature. The feature actually let you try out warioware minigames so it was like a warioware demo.
treasure's "highly requested game" was the switch port of radiant silver gun. they will never work on a new game ever again.
This game is my favorite Wario game, and I would always stop and do some stupid sh!t with the inhaling button. Also this game has amazing sounds of Wario laughing. What can I say, I want to see Nintendo characters happy, It makes me happy.
"In a world where mario characters dont belong into" THATS LITERALLY JUST WARIO LAND, THATS WARIO DESIGN PHILOSOPHY, THIS IS WHY AFTER WARIO LAND 1 MARIO, OR PEACH AND ANYBODY ELSE EVER SHOWED UP AGAIN, THIS IS WARIO'S WORLD, WARIOS DESIGN, WARIOS VISUALS THATS THE ENTIRE POINT
Wario Land 4 may be my personal favorite Wario game, but Wario World excellently encapsulates how weird and wacky Wario games can get, while at the same time showcasing how much of a brawler Wario can be. It's the perfect Wario game... though it is somewhat rough around the edges. Really makes me want to have it get a remake or sequel to cut out some of the more BS moments.
Play rainworld downpour, as a game designer it is my favorite indie game.
I’ve played hollow knight pizza tower etc. they are all good games but rainworld is the most impressive to me and underrated.
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He's immortal though so I get why they went with this idea
I had a ton of fun with this one. Yes it's linear and repetetive (something id usually be aversed to) , but idk Wario is just him. He makes the experience so fun that idrc about the faults when i actually play it. We need more games like this honestly. I wouldnt mind a remake or even sequel. If Luigi's Mansion can do it, who says Wario World can't?
The weirder bosses in this game kind of remind me of the shit that comes on Adult Swim at 4:00 A.M.
28:31 I miss this sm
Wario world was one of the God games of GameCube it needs a part 2 with waluigi co-op.
2:28 what did Wario say 😳
Jazz Jackrabbit series retrospective plz?
Make. More. Reviews.
Nah bro I'm calling it some of these enemies that wario fights are way more scarier then some resident evil enemies 😅
I hope there sequel on Nintendo switch levels
11:57 stretch panic RTX ON
Lore of Wario World Retrospective - Treasure's Hidden Treasure Momentum 100
I wonder why the never made a super wario bros or pals game with wario and walugi
I think this game needs a remastered version. Improve on the controls, expand Wario's combat; add more levels and worlds, along with better level designs.
I'd also give more emphasis on the collectibles; the more you collect, the better ending you get. Similar to what the Luigi's Mansion games did 🤷🏻♂️
SOUNDSMITH, SONMIIEET, NOUSSSSMAAAALLTH, ALEMM AAALLEEEETTTHHH, Audio Distortion Dude
This game is to me is Nintendo's Ren and Stimpy. Its a game that Nintendo would NOT make today. Its to weird and creepy for kids to clash with their modern image. But that's what I love about it. Also it just being a fun and great game and the fucking quotes. HAVE A ROTTEN DAY!!!
Fun Fact: in the files of the game, the f word is hidden inside the many dialog files. Wario is a weird man...
this game has a strange aura to it, you can not convince me it actually exists. The box art looks like a bad mock up
Wario World's a great game.
No bias here
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WAAAAAAAAAARIO WOOOOORLD!!!!! THE BEST GAME EVER MADE!!!!! WAHAHAHAHAA!
In the Japanese version the doll boss is nude with no hair.
That is not the case at all. It looks exactly the same in both versions.