Whilst Mario has left with 64-bit pipe dreams Wario has been busy taking
over and dominating
the humble game boy! If you thought Mario games on the game boy kicked
some, wait untill you feast on this monster game,Wario is bigger,fatter,better
and meaner in every way!
After taking marios Castle (Mario Land2) and being booted straight back
out Wario gets his revenge by taking over Super Mario Land 3 (Wario Land
if yah havn't figured it out yet) in search of his own castle (who needs
Marios stinkin'castle anyway??¿).Wario cooks up a plan to go to
Kitchen Island(who thinks up these names?)and steal the pirates booty (as
in treasure you sick,sick,people).The more treasure Wario steals the bigger
and better his castle will be in the end.
So what does it play like????
Wario Land has lots of innovative new features that give him the edge
over Mario,some are so simple it leaves you wondering how Mario never did
them,now instead of being killed just from touching a baddie you actually
have to tough a part of him that actually looks hurty (like a spear) or
the bad-guy just gets flipped on to his back so you can through him.
Wario land uses a battery back up cart so that your game gets saved
whenever you finish a level and has maps that enable you to play any level
you have already beaten.
The low-down
Plus
Great catchy tunes
Detailed animations
Great graphics
Good puzzles
No slow-down
Multiple endings
Well balenced power ups
Lots of extras
Lots of exploration
Amusing sub-games
Lotsa levels
Being Wario
Typical Nintendo playability
Color (colour?) Gameboy Pallet
As ever the defult pallet is the best to stick with but other pallets
can be fun.I was disapointed with this game from the exellent pallet that
Kirby2 had (also made by Nintendo).Wario land only uses
4 or 5 colours but is still a lot sharper and clearer than on a normal
gameboy
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