Topic: Wario Ware hate?

[NWR_pap64]

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Originally posted by: Shift KeyWario Ware Wario is a character. You don't play as him. You play minigames under his moniker.

There is no character development.
He doesn't conquer evil.
He doesn't get the girl.

He's just a character. You might have a great time playing his games but he's nothing more than a imitator with a big caboose.

PS: Get a dictionary. Ten bucks says you don't know what a moniker is.

I have to slightly disagree with this. Yes, he is just a character and you play his games, but that doesn't mean he lacks a presence. And he WAS given an unique development of character. First of, he now lives in a brand new world outside the Mario universe (technically, he was already living outside the Mario universe in the Wario Land games, but Diamond City is far more original), has a different story, interacts with brand new characters and has a different purpose. He still possesses the same personality but his existence is different, and I have come to accept it.

Ian pretty much proves my point that there ARE Nintendo fans that feel betrayed by the sudden Wario change.  

[couchmonkey]

Eh, you know, I'm kind of annoyed by the seeming death of "classic" Wario in recent years, but let's be honest: it's basically just a costume.  He's still Wario, and I'm willing to bet the classic costume will be available in the game...the Smash Bros. series doesn't take nostalgia lightly.

[GoldenPhoenix]

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Originally posted by: pap64

Ian pretty much proves my point that there ARE Nintendo fans that feel betrayed by the sudden Wario change.

Yeah but Ian is always feeling betrayed, so I don't think I'd use him as an example.

[Michael8983]

There will always be things to complain about.
If Warioware didn't exist, and Brawl featured classic Wario I guarantee that some of the same people would be complaining that he's just a slower/fatter/stronger Mario clone.  

[NinGurl69 *huggles]

He'd better have Mayor Mike Haggar's patented SPINNING PILE DRIVER