One of the 3DS ambassador games, this isn't something I'd normally have picked up. While Super Mario Land and SML2 were excellent examples of handheld gaming, taking home consoles experiences and reducing them to more immediate and shorter challenges, I had heard that from SML3 (Wario Land) onwards the games got just a little too complex.
That's true of Wario Land 4 to some extent, with levels being just a little too big to play on either part of my commute. The character of Wario is a little too large to show enough of the level, and the jumping physics are a bit suspect as well. It just doesn't feel like a Nintendo platform game.
I think it's unlikely I'll be back to this given the wealth of other games on the console ...
That's true of Wario Land 4 to some extent, with levels being just a little too big to play on either part of my commute. The character of Wario is a little too large to show enough of the level, and the jumping physics are a bit suspect as well. It just doesn't feel like a Nintendo platform game.
I think it's unlikely I'll be back to this given the wealth of other games on the console ...
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Labels: GBC?
Game Boy Color. But this was a GBA game, so I evidently clicked the wrong box ...
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