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| ***//Wario Land 4//** (also on: 3DS VC (limited), Wii U VC) | ***//Wario Land 4//** (also on: 3DS VC (limited), Wii U VC) | ||
| - | * gatotsu2501: Fun, stylish little platformer with a lot of polish. Levels are based more around exploration and light puzzle-solving than timing and reflexes, but the controls and friction are great (and the boss fights provide a good challenge, especially on Hard mode). Even though it's an early-life title, the graphics, sound and animation are easily among the best on the GBA. | + | * 2501: Dang but this game still looks and sounds nice almost 20 years (!!!!) later. The controls/physics feel just right (the good kind of floaty) and poking around the levels for puzzles and hidden treasure is a joy. Some of the sight gags in the animations, backgrounds and Wario’s transformations actually make me laugh. You can keep going back to the levels, //Mario World//-style, and discover more until you’ve completely mastered them and then run for score. This might honestly be the best 2D platformer since the 1990s. |
| * cassievania: //[[game:Wario Land 4]// is one of those rare games where one can really tell that the developers looked at all the games that came before it in the series (except for maybe the often forgotten //[[game:virtual_boy_wario_land|Virtual Wario Land]]//), took all the best bits, and then still improved on it. It's more then just an impressive game, it's the result of an entire series worth of work, and each game taught the developer a lesson on how they should create //Wario Land 4//. | * cassievania: //[[game:Wario Land 4]// is one of those rare games where one can really tell that the developers looked at all the games that came before it in the series (except for maybe the often forgotten //[[game:virtual_boy_wario_land|Virtual Wario Land]]//), took all the best bits, and then still improved on it. It's more then just an impressive game, it's the result of an entire series worth of work, and each game taught the developer a lesson on how they should create //Wario Land 4//. | ||