Multiplayer, minigames, no nunchuck required?
If you've played Wario Ware before then you probably just need to know where this sits in the range. I'd say this is up there with the best two GBA versions, better than Touched! and of course much better than the silly split-screen Gamecube version.
Of slight annoyance is the need to complete the main single player mode to unlock multiplayer, but in reality there is little difference between how you play the two, so you could just 'hotseat' through the single player game to kick off the session.
I can't imagine anyone not enjoying this game unless they were really self-conscious. The initial single player mode is a little short, so for those folks who don't really like to try and beat their own score in the unlocked games, you might wish to wait for a lower price.
