Meido in Wario

Video Game
2003
E

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Tired of chasing after his rival Mario again, Wario has put his spare time to good use to create his own video game: The distinctive feature of it is that they are collections of short, simp... Read allTired of chasing after his rival Mario again, Wario has put his spare time to good use to create his own video game: The distinctive feature of it is that they are collections of short, simple "microgames" presented in quick succession.Tired of chasing after his rival Mario again, Wario has put his spare time to good use to create his own video game: The distinctive feature of it is that they are collections of short, simple "microgames" presented in quick succession.

Director
- Hirofumi Matsuoka
Writers
- Hiroji Kiyotake
- Koichi Kawamoto
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IMDb RATING

7.8/10

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Director
- Hirofumi Matsuoka
Writers
- Hiroji Kiyotake
- Koichi Kawamoto
Stars

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Kyoko Watanabe

Junko Yoshitomi

Tim O'Leary

Dr. Crygor
(voice)
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Tom Eberspecher

Jimmy T.
(voice)
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Leslie Swan

Mona
(voice)
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Reiko Ninomiya

9-Volt
(voice)

Sara Rades

Kat & Ana
(voice)

Charles Martinet

Wario
(voice)
(uncredited)

Director
- Hirofumi Matsuoka
Writers
- Hiroji Kiyotake
- Koichi Kawamoto
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Trivia
The game was re-released as a free downloadable title for the 3DS on December 2011. However, it would only be available to people who purchased a 3DS prior to the August 12, 2011 price drop.

Quotes
Jimmy: [upon losing a game] Wow...

Connections
Featured in WatchMojo: Top 10 Wario Games (2016)

User reviews1

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Featured review

Extremely Fun and Addictive

Wario Ware: Mega Microgames is extremely fun!

The game play is addictive.You play your way through many short and simple microgames, usually appearing in random orders. There is some diversity in the game, and many unlockables. The main flaw is that many of the games are similar to one another. Oh well, there are 200 of them to keep you entertained.

This is a game worthy of purchase. Buy it now, but don't waste your time with the Nintendo DS sequel, named Wario Ware: Touched. It's way too short.

8.5/10

Good: Plenty of microgames to satisfy your need. It also is packed with extras.

Bad: It's pretty short, and many of the games are the same, except with different visuals.

Rated E for Everyone. Available for Gameboy Advance.