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WarioWare: Twisted!

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WarioWare: Twisted!
Wario-ware-twisted
Developer(s) Intelligent Systems

Nintendo Software Planning & Development

Publisher Nintendo
Platform(s) Game Boy Advance
Released October 14, 2004 (JP)
May 23, 2005 (NA)
Genre Action
Ratings E
Modes Single-player
Input Game Boy Advance (Tilt)

WarioWare: Twisted! is the third game in the WarioWare series. It was released for the Game Boy Advance in Japan on October 14, 2004, in Australasia on May 19, 2005 and in North America on May 23, 2005. A European release was planned but was cancelled. Unlike other WarioWare games, it uses a tilt sensor for the majority of its gameplay, which allows for the console to be tilted in order to create input instead of pressing buttons (buttons are occasionally used). The game revolves around Wario and his coworkers going on self-contained adventures throughout Diamond City. Some microgames later reappeared in WarioWare Gold.

Story[]

One day, Wario was playing on his Game Boy Advance. He got frustrated at a particularly difficult game. Full of anger and frustration, he throws the machine off a wall causing it to break. He is upset at first but remembers his friend, Dr. Crygor. He asks Crygor to fix his Game Boy Advance for him. Crygor throws it into his latest invention, the Gravitator. The Gravitator shoots out thousands of new Game Boy Advance-like devices. Wario attempts to play but realizes the device has no buttons and is confused. Crygor tells Wario to tilt the Game Boy Advance. Wario then realizes that it is a motion-sensed device. 9-Volt and Mona appear who test out the Game Boy Advance and are quite amused by it. This leads to Wario's next plan to get rich.

Microgame Sets[]

Smorgasbord Sampler[]

A set of microgames designed to serve as an introduction to the gyroscopic controls of the game. Hosted by Wario.

Mini-Spin[]

A set of microgames that rely on small, precise spins. Hosted by Mona.

  1. Avoid-A-Roid
  2. Foul Balls
  3. Balancing Act
  4. Happy Birthday
  5. Fancy Footwork
  6. Doggy Door
  7. Hard-Pressed
  8. Cat Walk
  9. On a Roll
  10. Foiled Again!
  11. Magnafire
  12. Practical Joker
  13. Outta My Way!
  14. Sew Easy
  15. And the Winner is…
  16. Sync or Sink
  17. Busted!
  18. Barrel Roll
  19. Force Feeding
  20. Company Picnic
  21. Red Delicious?
  22. Coffee Jitters
  23. Assembly Flyin'
  24. Welcome Wagon
  25. Boss: Skyway Highway

Big Tipper[]

A set of microgames that rely on larger spins. Hosted by Jimmy T.

  1. Down in the Dumps
  2. Feel the Burn
  3. Night and Day
  4. Slam Dunk
  5. Dashpan Hands
  6. Net Profits
  7. Focus Pocus
  8. Beware of Dog
  9. Circular Logic
  10. H2-Woah!
  11. Twist and Sprout
  12. Bacon Patrol
  13. Make Way for Martian
  14. Stab in the Dark
  15. Self-Defense
  16. Bright Idea
  17. Dig This!
  18. Daily Grind
  19. Ice Queen
  20. Save our Raft!
  21. Fashion Plate
  22. Daredevil
  23. Road Work
  24. Alternative Medicine
  25. Boss: One Step at a Time

Tap Out[]

A set of microgames that only use the A button. Hosted by Kat & Ana.

  1. Bubblegum Blues
  2. Big Drip
  3. Rocky Reunion
  4. Vicious Veggies
  5. Nuts!
  6. The Wave
  7. Contact Lens Solution
  8. Going Postal
  9. Launghpad
  10. Crazy Crush
  11. Falling Asheep
  12. Stalled Out
  13. Thar He Blows
  14. Mixed Grill
  15. Survival of the Quickest
  16. Weird Science
  17. Slap Jack!
  18. Crazy Straw
  19. Beauty School
  20. Track Star
  21. Boss: Nose Dive

Family Scramble[]

Not a set of microgames itself, but a mix of games from Mini-Spin, Big Tipper, and Tap Out. Hosted by Papa T. and Mama T.

Steer Clear[]

A set of microgames that rely on spinning the Game Boy Advance and pushing the A button. Hosted by Dribble and Spitz.

  1. Shoot the Fruit
  2. D.I.Y.
  3. Key Ring
  4. County Fair
  5. Eating Contest
  6. Spintecticide
  7. I Hate Bananas
  8. Handy Man
  9. Homecoming King
  10. Wheel of Whack
  11. Five-Second Rule
  12. Oral Hijinks
  13. Beat-Down
  14. Picky Eater
  15. Gyroid Jumble
  16. Last Piece
  17. Heavy Lifting
  18. Home Haircut
  19. Tooth Trouble
  20. Picture Perfect
  21. Laser Lineup
  22. Flip Out!
  23. Boss: Basic Training

Gravitater[]

A set of microgames that rely on spinning the Game Boy Advance to alter gravity in the game. Hosted by Dr. Crygor.

  1. Hat's Off
  2. Tiltillation
  3. Crescent Roll
  4. Power Outage
  5. Mooo-ve It!
  6. Gravi-key
  7. Half Full
  8. Cliff-Hanger
  9. Shake Down
  10. Heartwrench
  11. Trash Day
  12. Half Empty
  13. Spout Off
  14. Aromatherapy
  15. Skid Road
  16. Balloonatic
  17. Spitfall
  18. What Goes In…
  19. Open-And-Shut Case
  20. Shower Power
  21. Boss: Stumblebot

Speed Spin[]

The same games as the Smorgasbord Sampler, but this time, there's one main timer that increases every time you successfully complete a microgame. Running out of time results in a game over. Hosted by Wario.

  1. Cutting It Close
  2. Kit-tease
  3. Rays the Devil
  4. Iron Stomach
  5. Wipeout!
  6. Step On It
  7. Off the Wall
  8. Rain of Terror
  9. Alien Abduction
  10. Wrecking All
  11. Micro Golf
  12. Nice Catch
  13. Opposites Attract
  14. Nuts and Bolts
  15. Roughing It
  16. Pumping Iron
  17. Party Favor
  18. Paper Trail
  19. Instant Replay
  20. Cheeky Monkey
  21. Shave the World
  22. Chain Letter
  23. Dear John Letter
  24. Boss: Boing!

Time Warp[]

A set of microgames that give the player twice as much time to complete them, but are more challenging. Hosted by Orbulon.

  1. Pipe Puzzle
  2. Air Passage
  3. Tapped Out
  4. Dire Plates
  5. Deadly Ditty
  6. Alphabet Soup
  7. Manual Labor
  8. Fine Tune
  9. Green Thumb
  10. Wedgies!
  11. Boomerang!
  12. Fill in the Blanks
  13. Peak Peek
  14. Connect the Dots
  15. Rocket Rotary
  16. Sleight of Hand
  17. Guitar Solo
  18. Produce Pick
  19. About Face
  20. Safecracker
  21. High Card Draw
  22. Toaster Jam
  23. Boss: Crossing Guard

Spintendo Classics[]

A set of microgames based on classic Nintendo games. Hosted by 9-Volt and 18-Volt.

  1. Tennis
  2. Metroid-Morph Ball
  3. Super Mario Bros. 3-Lift
  4. Wrecking Crew
  5. Pinball
  6. Goft
  7. Mario Brothers
  8. Excitebike
  9. Clu Clu Land
  10. Donkey Kong Jr.
  11. Baseball
  12. Ice Climber
  13. Balloon Fight
  14. Mach Rider
  15. Kid Icarus
  16. Duck Hunt
  17. The Legend of Zelda
  18. Donkey Kong 3
  19. NES Open Tournament Golf
  20. Ice Hockey
  21. Metroid-Samus
  22. Super Mario Bros. 3
  23. Boss: Super Mario Bros.

Spandex Challenges[]

A set of microgames based around Wario himself. Otherwise, anything goes. Hosted by Wario-Man.

  1. Tiptoe Titan
  2. Rain of Riches
  3. Power Line Pigeons
  4. Burying the Hatchet
  5. Crash Prize
  6. Hot Rod
  7. Rock It!
  8. Ping-Pong Panic
  9. Catch of the Day
  10. No-Zone
  11. Alignment
  12. Swamp Swing
  13. Drywall Dodge
  14. Super Wario
  15. Cyclone Kick
  16. Wario Weigh-In
  17. Going Steady
  18. Inch, Worm!
  19. Soda Jerk
  20. Robotomy
  21. Wee Wario Blast
  22. Fragile!
  23. Strange Ritual
  24. Wario Hockey
  25. Wario and the Beanstalk
  26. Stay in School
  27. High-Speed Chase
  28. Volt Bolt
  29. Boss: Wario Mambo

Frantic Fronk[]

A set of microgames that can show up randomly while playing in other sets. They have half the time limit, so you have to be ready to act fast. Hosted by Fronk.

  1. What's the Points?
  2. Oopsy-Daisy
  3. Hop to the Top
  4. Rock and a Hot Place
  5. Dirty Darts
  6. Snack Snarl
  7. Feed on Fronk
  8. Peak-a-boo-boo
  9. Fronk Fishing
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