Game & Wario

Wario decides to get into the business of making video games because he thinks he can become rich in the process. You get to play the mini-games developed by the fictional WarioWare Inc. company -– beginning with “Arrow,\" where you’re tasked with shooting arrows to fend off enemies who are coming closer to you on the television screen. By pointing the Wii U GamePad towards the TV and aiming towards the various targets, you’ll use your finger on the controller’s touchscreen to pull back and fire. Another game is “Shutter” that lets you assume the role of a newspaper reporter, tasked with finding a handful of suspects in a crowded scene. Holding up the GamePad like a camera, you’ll see a magnified view of the people going about their business and you must tap the controller’s screen to photograph each suspect. Along with the dozen solo mini-games, GAME & WARIO features four multiplayer games for when you have friends over. Some are forgettable, like \"Bowling\" and \"Disco,\" while some are fun but unimaginative, such as \"Sketch\"-– a Pictionary clone that has you draw something on the GamePad screen. This game also has a couple of hundred micro-games that only last a few seconds each, be it blowing a beard onto a man’s face, spinning people off a vinyl record, a voice changer, and other silly diversions. Clearing solo and multiplayer stages in the main games on this disc will earn you tokens that can be redeemed in a machine called the Cluck-A-Pop, rewarding you with plastic eggs that reveal micro-games, prizes, and short animated videos. There’s also a feature called Miiverse Sketch that lets you share and vote on drawings with others online.