Wario Ware: Smooth Moves for Wii Reviews by Gamers

These micro games perfectly display why the Wii is more than just a traditional gaming system. It is entertaining for anybody, and immediately playable due to its simplicity (although it IS very fast-paced) and mimicking of normal everyday tasks (for the most part). It doesnt take any explanation, really, and offers tons of replay value. The graphics and sound aren't "next gen quality", but they are the best that they could possibly be and are VVVERY entertaining to say the least. The visual/aural styling of this game is incredible and is unlike anything that I've ever experienced.

This is great for kids and adults. My only gripe is that the Multiplayer mode requires everyone to share one wii remote, which does not make any sense to me. This requires passing the remote around (between-round times are often only 5 seconds or so) without being able to secure the wrist strap in time, which makes it fairly dangerous, in my mind.

This game offers tons of replay value, but rent it to make sure you can handle the "different-ness" of this game.

This game is great. It throws a bunch of micro games at you and you have to complete them in a matter of seconds to move on to the next one. After you get through 13 or 14 of them you get a boss stage that is usually longer and harder than the rest. They have these things called forms. There's over 25 to 30 of these. They are all the different ways you can hold the controller. Great explanation of all this forms are in the game. Pretty funny stuff. Tons and Tons of side games, like darts. You have to be on your toes if your about to put this game in. You'll be standing, sitting, running, pushing, pulling, swatting, anything and everything you can think of. There's about 200 micro games in this and a bunch of other mini games you can unlock. The game gets old after a couple of times playing it but it will always be fun to watch somone else try it. Great drinking game too. You have to try this one out.