WarioWare: Touched!

Being too uncoordinated to dare attempt one of those arcade dancing machines, it's the first game we've played that has actually made us feel light-headed. It's also exactly what DS needed after the disappointing absence of a genuine must-have title among the US launch releases. Virtually perfect. [NGC]

Combine the simple, addictive gameplay with great use of the DS's abilities (not to mention the great songs that play during Mike, the karaoke robot's intro and spooky goth chick, Ashley's stage), and you have the best reason so far to own one of Nintendo's new systems.

Perhaps this easiness stems from the fact that despite the huge number of games featured it's hard to escape from the feeling that a tad more variety would be welcome.

A great idea that underachieved.

A must for followers of the microgame craze.

To call this game pointless would be trite, but it’s unrelentingly shallow and really nothing more than mental chewing gum. Nothing else tastes quite like it, though, and if you have any sense of fun about you, you’re bound to enjoy the goods.

For a system that prides itself on interactivity, WarioWare: Touched! is a notable complement. It's a shallow, inconsistent experience, though, and one I suspect will wear on you after a while.

I know nostalgia is throwing this one off but this was my first ds game and the main driving force as to why I ended up getting one. This game was so simple yet it used the touchscreen so well. This was definitely the perfect game to show what the ds was capable of. I thought all of the minigames were fun, they had a lot of extra content. The music and art were good. One of the most solid wario games to date for me

Aguante la droga viejaaa, no me importa nadaaaaaaaaaa .

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Really good wario game. Lot of fast and great deigned mini games. Sometimes it is little bit too much, when game tells you to blow into the microphone all the time... But besides that it's really solid Wario.

It's a WarioWare game, you should know what you are getting. Micro mini-games strung together while using whatever controller gimmick the console is sporting at the time. This time around we get to use the neat little touch pad and mic that comes with the DS. Is always a bit of fun, however, this particular title loses points with me due to the fact that you can't skip some of the early cut-scenes. The drawn out story shorts really don't add anything other than getting in the way of you and the game-play! Good little time waster all round though. (Played on the Wii U virtual console).