Using the various gold coins earned from the story and microgames, players can go to the arcade and use capsule machine for gold in order to unlock goodies for the toy room. While the story itself could be considered the meat of WarioWare Gold, there’s a ton of optional content that needs to be unlocked in order to enjoy. In addition to this, gold coins are rewarded after completing each segment and 100 of them can be used to after a game over in order to continue instead. The microgame challenges include four lives before its game over, but fortunately the story mode is forgiving and getting through each one the first time doesn’t require too much difficulty. Each segment for characters has its own story, which is always lighthearted and comedic as they go through unique scenarios that eventually lead to them all meeting up. Mashing uses buttons and the d-pad, twisting is simply moving the 3DS left or right and touching is of course using the bottom screen with the stylus. Each character uses one of three microgame styles: mashing, twisting or touching. The story is where players get to meet each individual character and play through a variety of their microgames. There are a few different modes that can be played in Gold, but it starts out limited with just the Story. He promptly ignores her and enjoys the many people flocking to his contest and throwing their gold at him with no intent to return a single coin. Among the audience, however, is a mysterious young girl who seems to have a bone to pick with Wario while he has no idea who she is. Wario hires his various friends to make microgames and begins the contest. This is of course just a farce, as Wario doesn’t even expect anyone to get that far. After seeing that video games are hugely profitable on television, he decides to run a contest with an entry fee of ten thousand gold and a supposed reward of ten million. Wario has uncovered a hidden golden treasure, but has realized he’s all out of cash for food and everything else. Like previous WarioWare titles, the story in Gold follows Wario’s latest antics to get even more money.
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This evolved into a long series seen across multiple platforms, with the latest being WarioWare Gold for the 3DS. Unlike anything he’d been in before, WarioWare aimed to be a culmination of just about every genre with a heavy emphasis on quick challenges known as microgames. After taking a walk down the platforming path, Wario turned to his more unique form of gameplay with WarioWare.
Wario’s debut appearance was as the antagonist in Super Mario Land 2, after which he would appear in his own series known as Wario Land.
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