It's a Wii, Wario...

I just bought my 3rd (or 4th depending on how you treat Wii Sports) Wii game - the amazingly hilarious WarioWare: Smooth Moves. So far I am having a blast with this game. Basically the game is a collection of micro-games, which are games that are even shorter than mini-games. Each game in Wario (except the boss stages) less a few seconds only, and requires you to use the Wii-mote in one of the many positions.

Mini-games and micro-games are one of the few genre of games that I like because they don't require me to invest tons of time to it. I can simply pick it up and play for like 10 - 15 minutes in between things. (However, my love of RPGs totally contradict this "pick-up-and-play" concept...XD) Besides, games like WarioWare and Rayman are perfect party games. Even when you are not playing, it's very funny to watch other playing.

And since we are on the topic of Wii, let see my up-coming Wii purchase plan:

Mid Feburary - Wii Play (I think they are doing that bundle package Nintendo had in Japan & Europe, meaning for $49.99, you can Wii Play, similar to Wii Sports, and a Wii-mote. Since the Wii-mote itself costs a hefty $39.99, you are really only paying 10 bucks for the game).

Early March - Mario Party 8 & Bust-a-Move Bash! My favorite puzzle game coming to the Wii, can't pass up on that! And as for Mario Party, please refer to the 2nd paragraph of this blog post. :P

Late March - Cooking Mama International Cook Off. Don't really know if this game is really releasing in late March. However, I had a lot of fun with the DS version of this game, so I think I will pick this Wii version up as well. In case you don't know, Cooking Mama is, well, another collection of different mini games. Bwahahaha

I was planning to get Trauma Center: Second Opinion too. However, since some one from work already bought this game, perhaps i can just borrow it. Heeheehee...