#move it!

[wariowarediy]

official art of Wario from WarioWare: Move It!'s website

[imthebentley]

The Bentley's Guide to Driving in London

For those who can't use miracles

Tip 2:

Bravery! Confidence! People beep all the time in London. They are probably not beeping at you, (and if they are, they can shove it.)

Unless you are at a light and you don’t move when it goes from red to yellow. Then, yes, we are actually beeping at you.

[not-souleaterpost]

WARIO WARE - the only good video game franchise

I'll have seen some yt comment make the same point, but they had some edgelord name, so I guess I'll have to do it again here:

I think to demonstrate my point I'll describe my experience of having to play the latest entry under non-ideal conditions: This one uses motion controls in a very extensive and involved way, so having a tv screen and space seems like a must have - but I played through the whole "story" (basically the tutorial before the fun begins) by just putting the console-screen on my lap and trying my best to balance it why having to deal witht the motion controls while sitting (even though many require full body movement) - hell the console isnt even mine so I couldnt even be flippant on how I treat it so it doesnt break. But the point is, that the game both does things to accomadate stupid people like me who try to do it that why (by basically giving unlimted continues the first time you try to beat a stage) and is so fun, charmring and creative that you put up with it - like a few bosses that seemed impossible with the way I did it and that I only beat after many attempts were piss easy when I finally got an opportunity to play it on a big screen with full movement space and all.

So yeah that sums it all up - what other game is actually this fun to play, what franchise besides it doesnt just devolve into grinding, wasting time on endless skiner boxes, what franchises has the childish yet charming humor that actually makes one laugh out without it feeling either forced or drenched in to much cynical irony?

I basicaly played all the instalments of the franchise (besides the Wii U one, but many even dont count that one, or the Gamecube one,but that is seemingly a port of the original game with some multiplayer modes added so +-) and I can say that they all have something to offer and the fact that theyre gameplay is so rare yet evergreen doesnt make it feel like some zombie franchise that should just die - from the orignal that introduced the concept, to DIY that actually made you create micro games and comics and music yourself, to the previous release "get it together" which had an gimmick that even if controversial I absolutely appreciated for actually trying to do something new and give a twist as it should - to this, which revists and expands the concept of "Smooth Moves" - a fan favorite.

So yeah, guess what I'm trying to say is that even if I kinda dislike Video Games as they are these days and how they are treated as some faux "identity", with people defending their favorite skinner boxes as if they were they're religion, I will allways apreciate this one little series, no matter how many "true gamers" that watched to many video essays cry about "We want WarioLand instead!!!!"

[bestofmidi]

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Woman, ya nice, broad face and ya nice hip Make man flip and bust them lip Woman, ya nice and energetic Big ship 'pon de ocean, that a big Titanic Woman!

I like to move it, move it I like to move it, move it I like to move it, move it Ya like to move it!

original midi at https://freemidi.org/getter-26719

[soulmusicsongs]

Take It! - The Vast Majority (Move It!, 1976) 

[theblackestofsuns]

“Move It!”

Echo of Futurepast #7 (August 1985)

Ricardo Barriero, Juan Gimenez and Polly Law

Continuity Publishing

[the-little-wolfdog]