I love both, but I think I might actually prefer Move It!, mostly because believe it or not, the motion controls in that game, at least to me, felt a lot smoother and more fluid than the motion controls in Smooth Moves. Still though, I've got to give Smooth Moves credit in terms of originality at least, as a lot of the things in Move It! originated in Smooth Moves. But I think both games are fantastic games on both consoles that are worth picking up if you are a WarioWare fan. Also, I think it's nice we got this, as the motion controls of Smooth Moves were the only thing that WarioWare Gold couldn't bring back, as it was a handheld title, it only brought back the Mash controls of Mega Microgames, the tilt controls of Twisted, and the Touch controls of Touched and D.I.Y. So Move It!, to me kind of "completes" WarioWare Gold by bringing back the motion controls.
I hold “Wii Nights” at my college every Saturday, and Warioware: Smooth Moves gets played constantly. We usually have more than four people playing on one wii, so this games ability to have TWELVE people in one game has been something we’ve legitimately used, like I’ve actually had twelve-player survival games. If Move It had something like that, I think it would be a much more fair comparison for me. Smooth Moves also felt a lot more unique in its story. Mona’s story in Move It is kind of generic IMO, but in Smooth Moves, I thought it was crazy when it instead had us playing as a guy that has a crush on Mona instead of Mona herself. I also think that the voice acting got kind of annoying and I could actually have done without it compared to the Wii version. And I didn’t grow up with Smooth Moves, or any Warioware game for that matter. I homebrewed Smooth Moves for my Wii nights and liked it so much that I bought a legal copy to be able to own it, and got Move It a month later. So even as someone who doesn’t have nostalgia for the OG, I prefer Smooth Moves. Overall great video. i actually thought about making this same kind of video myself.
I agree with you wholeheartedly. Even though Move It copies Smooth Moves pretty much beat for beat it does it worse in almost every way. It isn't BAD but it is disappointing.
Here are all the forms in both games in alphabetical order; 1. Archer 2. At Attention 3. Ba-Kaw 4. Big Cheese 5. Boxer 6. Chauffeur 7. Choo Choo 8. Crocodile 9. Diner 10. Discard 11. Dumbbell 12. Elephant 13. Fashionista 14. Finger Food 15. Gift Giver 16. Hand Model 17. Handlebar 18. Janitor 19. Knight 20. Lifter 21. Lovestruck 22. Massage 23. Mohawk 24. Mortal & Pestle 25. Pounce 26. Remote Control 27. Samurai 28. Scales 29. Sketch Artist 30. Sky Stretch 31. Squat 32. Thumb Wrestler 33. Tug Of War 34. Umbrella 35. Waiter
Hard disagree. I love them both, but I do think Move It is better. Warioware has definitely lost its simplicity recently, but I think that’s good. With the original, touched, twisted and smooth moves, the games are so simple I could probably go in forever, and usually just end up losing lives on purpose to end it early. Move It has the best microgames in the entire series imo, because they ask more of you. Move it’s main problem is that it copies Smooth Moves like it’s the Bible. No coins. No unlockables, and barely any reason to keep playing after unlocking Pyoro. Even Get It Together had something to unlock, even if it wasn’t much. As much as I love Move It and know I’ll be coming back to it forever, I’m still a little disappointed that Warioware games never go the extra mile.
Move It only has one actual minigame outside of Pyoro and it's not even endless, it's more of a Game & Wario reject. Smooth Moves, while it didn't have much it had A FEW things. If Move It wasn't so derivative of Smooth Moves I wouldn't have minded it being light on unlockable content nearly as much, but this is just disappointing. It's WarioWare so at the end of the day, it's a fun time. But GiT was WAAAAY more worth it in my opinion
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![WarioWare: Smooth Moves LOST BITS | Unused Content [TetraBitGaming]](/img/tr.png)
The Wario has finally become aWare
I love both, but I think I might actually prefer Move It!, mostly because believe it or not, the motion controls in that game, at least to me, felt a lot smoother and more fluid than the motion controls in Smooth Moves. Still though, I've got to give Smooth Moves credit in terms of originality at least, as a lot of the things in Move It! originated in Smooth Moves. But I think both games are fantastic games on both consoles that are worth picking up if you are a WarioWare fan. Also, I think it's nice we got this, as the motion controls of Smooth Moves were the only thing that WarioWare Gold couldn't bring back, as it was a handheld title, it only brought back the Mash controls of Mega Microgames, the tilt controls of Twisted, and the Touch controls of Touched and D.I.Y. So Move It!, to me kind of "completes" WarioWare Gold by bringing back the motion controls.
I hold “Wii Nights” at my college every Saturday, and Warioware: Smooth Moves gets played constantly. We usually have more than four people playing on one wii, so this games ability to have TWELVE people in one game has been something we’ve legitimately used, like I’ve actually had twelve-player survival games. If Move It had something like that, I think it would be a much more fair comparison for me.
Smooth Moves also felt a lot more unique in its story. Mona’s story in Move It is kind of generic IMO, but in Smooth Moves, I thought it was crazy when it instead had us playing as a guy that has a crush on Mona instead of Mona herself.
I also think that the voice acting got kind of annoying and I could actually have done without it compared to the Wii version.
And I didn’t grow up with Smooth Moves, or any Warioware game for that matter. I homebrewed Smooth Moves for my Wii nights and liked it so much that I bought a legal copy to be able to own it, and got Move It a month later. So even as someone who doesn’t have nostalgia for the OG, I prefer Smooth Moves.
Overall great video. i actually thought about making this same kind of video myself.
I agree with you wholeheartedly. Even though Move It copies Smooth Moves pretty much beat for beat it does it worse in almost every way. It isn't BAD but it is disappointing.
Here are all the forms in both games in alphabetical order;
1. Archer
2. At Attention
3. Ba-Kaw
4. Big Cheese
5. Boxer
6. Chauffeur
7. Choo Choo
8. Crocodile
9. Diner
10. Discard
11. Dumbbell
12. Elephant
13. Fashionista
14. Finger Food
15. Gift Giver
16. Hand Model
17. Handlebar
18. Janitor
19. Knight
20. Lifter
21. Lovestruck
22. Massage
23. Mohawk
24. Mortal & Pestle
25. Pounce
26. Remote Control
27. Samurai
28. Scales
29. Sketch Artist
30. Sky Stretch
31. Squat
32. Thumb Wrestler
33. Tug Of War
34. Umbrella
35. Waiter
Hard disagree. I love them both, but I do think Move It is better. Warioware has definitely lost its simplicity recently, but I think that’s good. With the original, touched, twisted and smooth moves, the games are so simple I could probably go in forever, and usually just end up losing lives on purpose to end it early. Move It has the best microgames in the entire series imo, because they ask more of you.
Move it’s main problem is that it copies Smooth Moves like it’s the Bible. No coins. No unlockables, and barely any reason to keep playing after unlocking Pyoro. Even Get It Together had something to unlock, even if it wasn’t much.
As much as I love Move It and know I’ll be coming back to it forever, I’m still a little disappointed that Warioware games never go the extra mile.
Move It only has one actual minigame outside of Pyoro and it's not even endless, it's more of a Game & Wario reject. Smooth Moves, while it didn't have much it had A FEW things. If Move It wasn't so derivative of Smooth Moves I wouldn't have minded it being light on unlockable content nearly as much, but this is just disappointing.
It's WarioWare so at the end of the day, it's a fun time. But GiT was WAAAAY more worth it in my opinion