I am an old school fan of Wario Ware games. However, I must say I would recommend Wario Ware Inc, Wario Ware Twisted, and even Wario Ware Touched over this. It is a cute little game, but it just doesn't feel fleshed out enough to justify the price-tag. That being said, it can be extremely fun with friends, and you only use one Wii remote to pass around during multiplayer. There are some pretty cool mini games, but I just don't feel like they nailed this one like the other Wario Ware games in the series.

Probably the worst game I've ever bought for the Wii. Maybe I didn't give the game enough of a chance, but I got about halfway through the game before I couldn't bear it any longer.

The minigames last 5 seconds each. Each. And not only that, but they're incredibly grotty and the instructions take half of the minigame to read anyways.

The plotline of the game was hardly interesting, either, and to be quite honest it was incredibly disappointing considering the retail owner had told me it was meant to be very fun.

I'd rent the game, to get a personal view on it, but I wouldn't recommend buying it unless you definitely liked it from a rental.

To the other reviewer, the minigames are only ssupposed to last 5 seconds each – thats the fun of the game. I have loved Warioware games since they were introduced on Game Boy Advance, and this one is no different.

As you would expect, being a first party Nintendo game, it is one of the better games on the Wii. Sure, deeper multiplayer would have been nice, but this game is very fun and addictive.

Its silly and funny style features Wario in a huge collection of Mini games, only afew seconds each, and its a race to complete as many as possible. Fail a minigame, you lose a life.

Overall Warioware Smooth Moves is a fun game that takes great use of the Wii-Mote. 9/10