WAHAHAHAAAAA! Now that we’ve had your attention, the Nintendo was unveiled during the Nintendo Direct at E3 2021 after years of begging and begging. A set of mini games Finally a real new part from WarioWare. WarioWare: Get It Together is the name of the good thing and it will be released on September 10, 2021 exclusively for the Nintendo Switch.
At first glance, everything looks the same, but the first trailer reveals a really big design change. Where were Wario, Mona, 8-Bit and Co. Previously as just avatar icons, well, let’s call them “story” games, but they rarely appeared in mini-games, which only last a few seconds, now they seem to always be one of them to be instrumental in it.
Moreover, mini-games are no longer associated with the “campaigns” of individual characters, but each hero and heroine can appear in each mini-game, including special skills. How much of an impact this design decision, which brings a certain complexity to the always super simple minigames, will have remains to be seen.
The second innovation of the game was announced more aggressively: the co-op mode for two participants, titled Get It Together! insinuates. This will likely also have a significant impact on the structure of the game; It remains to be seen to what extent.
It is not yet known if the co-op will only be available locally or online as well. Since the usual offering in such cases additional costs may be incurred when playing online is missing in the trailer and instead only the costs of additional accessories and units are indicated, online scams are unlikely.
It also remains to be seen how the control works, that is, whether the joy and motion control cons are required or if we can also use the professional controller. Maybe there is information about it In the current stream called Nintendo TreehouseIn that case, we’ll update the news tomorrow morning.
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