Why I buy this one ?
- Nearly two hundred 5-second mini-games, on after another, for frantic non-stop action
- Use the stylus for even sillier gaming, like when you have guide a piece of tissue into a nostril
- You'll also carve a statue with the stylus and much more

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What our customer's say!

"It's a great game!", It's funny and cute, and just something you can't put down. They utilize the ds functions very well, and the replay value is there.

"The "funnest" game for the DS", I haven't had so much fun playing a game on my DS. The creators have let their gaming imagination run wild. The games are short and hence ideal to play during breaks. Expect "Wario" humor if you are already familiar with the series. Great game for kids and adults alike!

"A good way to kill a few minutes.", Don't let anything or anyone fool you; don't buy this game thinking you'll be getting a "full" game that you'll sit and play for years to come. If you've played WarioWare before elsewhere you already know this; the series revolves around minigames that take only a few seconds to complete, being fired at you rapidly to test your coodination and reactions. And while this has always been worked as a party/multiplayer game, it just isn't enough to keep going as a single player game.

In multiplayer mode, you and your friends can sit around and laugh as thigns get fast and furious, waiting for one of you to make a mistake and be the one eliminated. This is really a hoot. In one player mode, unfortunately, this thrill isn't even half as strong. The primary thrills in one player mode consist of beating the varous game sets, beating high scores, and unlocking minigames and extras. While not as frantic or fun as the multiplayer, this is still fun. The minigames are still varied and hectic and getting everything done is an engaging challenge.

Unfortunately, it's just not enough. A dedicated player will probably be able to unlock everything in this game playing casually in a week or two, and after that there isn't really much to do in one player mode other than keep one upping your high scores; you run out of minigames, you've beaten and unlocked everything, and the extra have provided their 30 seconds of enjoyment and novelty. From this point on, WW Touched is something you'll likely only take out once in a blue moon to spin through a few mini games while you have some time to kill, or to jam through a hectic multiplayer session.

End Verdict? Wario Ware Touched is a thrill-ride of fast hectic action that will keep you engaged... for a week or two. Don't expect more from it than that.

"Very boring ...", I'm really not sure why people like this game. It's just full of these mini touch games that take a few seconds like hitting flies, pulling strings, popping balloons and the storyline takes such a long time, and it's not that interesting either. The mini games really aren't fun. Maybe if you're incrediblyyy bored, but with the wait of Wario going to places for the storyline, it just increases your boredom.

"Scratch His Nose! Do Something!", WarioWare will probably go down as one of the original classics of the Nintendo DS. It did seemingly well on the GBA, then went on to get a spin-off on the Wii as well.

The reason it'll go down as one of the classics is not because of how wonderful the game is, but because there aren't that many copies of the game available. It's more of a collector's item than anything.

Full of quirky little minigames that require you to do everything from pulling the string of a party popper to snipping the snot of the silhouette of a woman. Very interesting indeed.

I had a problem with the amount of time it took to get to each of these series of minigames when you start the game out. I tapped Wario in the beginning to get the game started, and it wasn't too bad. It tried my patience a bit to get to the minigames, because the storyline is absolutely horrible. But that was nothing compared to the next series of minigames (the girl's). It took so long to get past her stupid story and to the minigames. I found myself to be thoroughly irritated by the time I was playing the second series of minigames. Had the plot been a little thicker, maybe I would have enjoyed it more.

It's got lasting appeal, cause you can go back and try to master the minigames you've already played. In that sense, it's somewhat nice. Not the best game available, but a good title to own.

This is one of the few games I didn't have the luxury of retail available for. I had to buy it on Ebay after it was flushed out of the retail stores and a little harder to find. Wouldn't be surprised if its value went up monetarily as well. Keep an eye out for that. The notoriety of valuable Playstation 1 games got me to thinking that it could be a possibility for DS titles in the future, seeing as the DS has found wild popularity. Other titles I think may follow suit:

Lost In Blue (I have no idea why, just hard to find brand new)
Advance Wars: Dual Strike (Out of production, price going up on Ebay)
Castlevania Dawn of Sorrow (Greatest Hits version released)

I may make a listmania for this category of DS games, as I watch the average price on Amazon and on Ebay and see if the value is going up.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Twist, Don't Touch!", There's a reason all Nintendo DS systems have a slot for Gameboy Advance games - and that reason is Warioware Twisted.

I bought both and have to say something is seriously lacking from Touched. The graphics are great and the game uses all of the DS' features, but there's just not enough reward like there is with WW:Twisted.

It's way too easy. There are a couple of minigames where you might be a little challenged, but it only becomes truly difficult when you get into the higher paced levels.

The "souvenirs" you get are, as previously stated, lame. Plus, there's no good way to keep track of them (did I get them all? Did they just stiff me?) In Twisted the souvenirs are divided into categories, with each filling a slot. Empty slot? Keep playing! Touched just throws them all together. Also, there's something satisfying about getting to use the souvenir dispenser at the end of each level, something Touched doesn't give you.

If you're thinking about buying this game, you'd be better advised to go ahead and spend it on Warioware: Twisted.

"Fun for kids and Adults too!!!", My son received a DS for his birthday along with this game. He let me play and I couldn't put it down. Lots of fun mini games and the robot feature (blowing in the mic) is the coolest feature ever for a video game.

"So Simple, It's Great!", This is one of my favorite games of all time. It's very addictive. I'm pleased with how you can control how much time you play the game. It's perfect for children as well as adults.

"Excellent Game!", My eleven year old daughter loves this game! She constantly tells me how much fun it is to play and refuses to let her sisters play (which is very unusually as they usually share everything).

"Nintendo dropped the ball on this one", Being a big fan of WarioWare on the GameCube, I really looked forward to the DS version, but they really dropped the ball on this one. The DS is geared to multiplayer, and there is NO multiplayer on this DS game. WarioWare for the GC is one of the most fun multiplayer games there is. There's no denying these minigames are fun, but that fun goes 20 minutes after playing - but when pitted against friends, these games have months and months of playability - on the DS version, you'll find yourself not playing this game after 30 minutes most.... very sad