As part of my drive to get the most out of Nintendo WiFi Connection before it gets turned off, I've downloaded all the extra puzzles for the Layton games, loaded up games with online leaderboards such as Geometry Wars Galaxies, and played a last few games of Mario Kart DS and Tetris DS.
Deep in the DS pile was WarioWare DIY, which I'd never even unwrapped. I've no idea why, since I loved all previous games in the series, and the idea of programming your own games seems inspired. So I started it yesterday, playing through Mona's games, going through the initial game building tutorial, and then wondering how I could unlock all the other characters. I built my own game (Smash TV, so called because in it you must smash a TV), followed the other tutorial, and still nothing.
This morning I found that you have to wait until the next day for the next character to unlock. Obviously.
This wasn't a huge problem, though, since I went online last night and downloaded loads of extra games. Some were built by professional games programmers, others came from the "weekly games" which I understand were generated by users. I had to download one game at a time, which was dull, but it meant that I could then play loads of games last night with varied levels.
None were as good as Smash TV though.
Deep in the DS pile was WarioWare DIY, which I'd never even unwrapped. I've no idea why, since I loved all previous games in the series, and the idea of programming your own games seems inspired. So I started it yesterday, playing through Mona's games, going through the initial game building tutorial, and then wondering how I could unlock all the other characters. I built my own game (Smash TV, so called because in it you must smash a TV), followed the other tutorial, and still nothing.
This morning I found that you have to wait until the next day for the next character to unlock. Obviously.
This wasn't a huge problem, though, since I went online last night and downloaded loads of extra games. Some were built by professional games programmers, others came from the "weekly games" which I understand were generated by users. I had to download one game at a time, which was dull, but it meant that I could then play loads of games last night with varied levels.
None were as good as Smash TV though.
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