Wario World Gamecube Review

Mario's greedy cousin Wario stars in the Wario World video game for the Nintendo Gamecube!

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Wario World Gamecube Review - Reviewed by Kidzworld on Dec 27, 2006

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Gary's got a video game review for Wario World for the Nintendo Gamecube. Find out what Mario's cousin, Wario, is up to!

Nintendo's Wario is Mario's fat, sweaty, arrogant, greedy cousin who's always up to no good! His latest video game adventures in Wario World for the Nintendo Gamecube are all about his horde of treasure turning into monsters. It's up to you to take control of Wario to help him put his treasure back where it belongs.

Wario World Treasures

Unlike his wimpy cousin Mario, who's all about jumping on monsters, Wario knocks 'em out with punches, shoulder slams, pile drivers, throws and any other moves he can steal from the WWE. You control the noisy dude as he grunts, whines, taunts and chuckles his way through 3D levels, awesome boss fights, puzzles and more. Plus, if you collect bonus items you can unlock extra WarioWare Inc.: Mega MicroGame$ for your Gameboy Advance.

Wario World Game Problems

The Wario World video game has some problems, though. The biggest one is that it's too easy - Wario can bust his way past monsters with ease, even the bosses. What makes it worse is that Wario World is short too. You can finish the whole game in less than a day if you really play hard.

Wario World Bottom Line

Wario's Gamecube adventure is all about getting treasure, unfortunately it's too short to be a huge treasure on its own. It's an awesome game to rent, but it's not really worth buying.

How Hard Is Wario World?

The controls are a cinch to learn and the enemies are easy to stomp.

Wario World Age Rating:

Everyone.

Wario World Thumbs Up:

Wario has tons of attitude!

Cool battles and moves.

Unlock extra WarioWare games for your GBA.

Wario World Thumbs Down:

Wario World is too short to really kick butt.

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Systems: Nintendo Gamecube