WarioWare: Touched! - Nintendo DS

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Description: Wario's teeth may be rotten, he may have a bit of cold, but that hasn't stopped him from stealing a shiny new Nintendo DS from an old man. With this new technology Wario assembles his "diverse" game designers to make use of the new system. Like other installments in the WarioWare/Made in Wario series, this is a collection of microgames each of which take seconds to complete. All games are operated either by the touch screen or by blowing into the microphone, or in some cases both. These microgames are fired at you rapidly in various modes of play. The goal being either to clear a certain amount or to continue for ... (more)

Manufacturer: Nintendo of America
Release date: 14 February 2005
Number of discs: 1
EAN: 0045496735180 UPC: 045496735180

Tags: Puzzle (4), Nintendo (2), Minigames (2), Nds (2), Compilation (1), Ds (1), Nintendo Ds (1), Party (1), Intelligent Systems (1), Wario (1), (1)

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"Lo único que no me gusta es que los jefes son más fáciles y duran menos que en entregas pasadas"

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"Juego escencial de la DS. Usa la pantalla táctil de una forma muy natural, como si este tipo de juego hubiera sido creado para ser jugado en una DS."