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New WarioWare: Move It Trailer Showcases Some Of Its 200-Plus Microgames
Earlier this summer, Nintendo revealed WarioWare: Move It, a new game set in the long-running "microgame" series. Ahead of its release later this year in November, Nintendo released a new trailer for WarioWare: Move It during today's Nintendo Direct. In it, we learned more about its various microgames and what a "Form" is.
Forms are the specific poses players must perform during microgames. You might have to squat down and flap your arms, like a chicken, to push an egg out of your virtual WarioWare: Move It avatar, for example. In these microgames, you'll need to perform the correct action while in the right form as quick as you can. And you'll need to do so quickly because Nintendo says microgames come one after another in quick succession.
Check these WarioWare: Move It microgames out for yourself in the trailer below:
Eslewhere in today's trailer, we learned more about WarioWare: Move It's Party Mode, which will allow up to four players to compete against each other. You might have to reach a goal without getting caught by Medusa's gaze, for example, or settle a score in an arena to be the last one posing.
Between Party Mode and the single-player modes of WarioWare: Move It, Nintendo says there are over 200 microgames to play through.
WarioWare: Move It hits Switch November 3.
Are you excited for WarioWare: Move It? Let us know in the comments below!
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