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Wario Master of Disguise - DS Game
Warioware Touched - DS Game
Original price was: $188.20.$69.97Current price is: $69.97.
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WarioWare D.I.Y. Nintendo DS Game
PRODUCT DETAILS WarioWare D.I.Y. – DS Game
Condition:Used
Genre:Other
Platform:Nintendo DS
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:DS_WARIOWARE_DIY
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
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Game in great condition, package arrived very late
first of all the stages you have to wait a day for each new one to be unlocked.Which is not as good as get through a certain number of micro games to unlock the next stage. The micro games are little bit hard. if get bored with the 90 micro games you can download more free form Nintendo Wi-Fi. The game compiler is the easiest I ever used. I have used gamemaker with is more complex. over all o.k. game but need more stages.
WarioWare DIY may come with 90 or so pre-loaded microgames that many of us are familiar with. But the point of these 90 or so games isn’t to play with (though, you can do that).Really, as many Internet review sites have already said, this is a modern day “Mario Paint”. You can create mini games, comic books (four panels each) and even full 90 second MIDI-like songs with 4 separate tracks and a percussion track. The amount of detail you get into your creations is all up to you. You decide how much involvement you want to put into it. Create something from the ground up? Go for it! But plan on spending upwards of 3+ hours to create a really good game… all for about 8 seconds of pay off.Or maybe you just want to steal bits and pieces of other games to make your own? Or just edit some in-game artwork to give things a touch of your own personality? You can do that, too. And it takes much less time.The problem is, even if you take shortcuts, this game is not a “pick up and play” type experience that Nintendo has recently become so famous for. You can save up to two projects of each type (game, comic, song) so you can be working on simultaneous projects and can always save and quit whenever you want. This is good. But even so, making these little baby steps may become tedious to you, as you may end up feeling like you’re not getting anywhere.Beyond the creation, there’s also challenges. “Jobs” involve you creating different elements of games “on spec” for Wario. Thi.
I am going to review this from a developer point-of-view, instead of from user point-of-view like everybody else. I believe there is enough reviews out there from user point-of-view. Here is a fresh perspective from a self-proclaimed hacker/maker/game designer.As far as the platform is concerned, you can make games with it. However, it is NOT a programming/scripting language. More to be precise, it is event-based, object-oriented, description language. What does that mean?Event-based means that the program capture and responds to events, such as tapping, timer, object collisions, and so on. This is called the “trigger”.Object oriented means that the program is composed of different objects (called “actor”) with corresponding behavior programmed in. Also states, flag, or “switch”.Description language means that you do not provide an algorithm or a step-by-step instructions, but rather you provide explanations of how an object is supposed to be present in the environment, and react to it. This is the “action-instruction” both the initial object placement, and the subsequent description of how to behave regarding various triggers/events.The designers have selected a very clever set of instructions. These aren’t the traditional game development algorithm set, but they do provide most of the capabilities desired. There are some instructions missing. Namely “Tap Screen” can use area parameter, and “Switch object” can use “Switch OTHER object”. You can do a work-around the limitatio.
It arrived early. It was exactly like it was described when it arrived. My son loves it and can’t stop playing the game.
So fun(:
This game is great! It teaches you how to make video games. It gives away all the secrets! It was pretty easy for me to make my first game on here. And to those who say this isn’t a game, it already has a bunch of games on it, but you have to make your own to get the most out of it. I recommend it, and get it while it’s cheap!
My son had been wanting this game for a while. He saved up his money, and bought it himself. He has a blast with it! His favorite part of the game is making up his own music for the micro games.
I’ve played all of the previous WarioWare games on the various Nintendo consoles and handhelds, so knew what to expect here. D.I.Y. is as insane and frantic as ever only this time you get to create your own games.At first the D.I.Y. modes can be a little hard to get into as what is available to you to be able to create your games is quite limited, but as you progress you get better tools, more options etc that lead to some pretty fun game designs. You can also make your own 4-frame comics and mix some of your own tunes. This is fun but not very long lasting. The mini game creation however is brilliant once you get the hang of it.If you’ve not played a WarioWare game before, I warn you that these 90 pre-loaded “games” are not games as such – they are in a series of (very) mini-games where you must do what is instructed correctly as fast as you can to move on to the next stage. It is very basic but so addictive, trying to beat your previous highest score.It doesn’t have as much content as the previous games in series with regards to the games readily available, but it is very rewarding and pretty massive once you have created some of your own games. I definitely recommend this to anyone – 3 seconds have never so fun!
it a really fun game it took really long to ship to me thought but overall no complaints !!! i really love it
H. Hardjono –
I am going to review this from a developer point-of-view, instead of from user point-of-view like everybody else. I believe there is enough reviews out there from user point-of-view. Here is a fresh perspective from a self-proclaimed hacker/maker/game designer.As far as the platform is concerned, you can make games with it. However, it is NOT a programming/scripting language. More to be precise, it is event-based, object-oriented, description language. What does that mean?Event-based means that the program capture and responds to events, such as tapping, timer, object collisions, and so on. This is called the “trigger”.Object oriented means that the program is composed of different objects (called “actor”) with corresponding behavior programmed in. Also states, flag, or “switch”.Description language means that you do not provide an algorithm or a step-by-step instructions, but rather you provide explanations of how an object is supposed to be present in the environment, and react to it. This is the “action-instruction” both the initial object placement, and the subsequent description of how to behave regarding various triggers/events.The designers have selected a very clever set of instructions. These aren’t the traditional game development algorithm set, but they do provide most of the capabilities desired. There are some instructions missing. Namely “Tap Screen” can use area parameter, and “Switch object” can use “Switch OTHER object”. You can do a work-around the limitatio.
Catherine Barrett –
It arrived early. It was exactly like it was described when it arrived. My son loves it and can’t stop playing the game.
Lynden T –
So fun(:
Jared Hay –
This game is great! It teaches you how to make video games. It gives away all the secrets! It was pretty easy for me to make my first game on here. And to those who say this isn’t a game, it already has a bunch of games on it, but you have to make your own to get the most out of it. I recommend it, and get it while it’s cheap!
AMGian –
My son had been wanting this game for a while. He saved up his money, and bought it himself. He has a blast with it! His favorite part of the game is making up his own music for the micro games.
I Like Cheese –
I’ve played all of the previous WarioWare games on the various Nintendo consoles and handhelds, so knew what to expect here. D.I.Y. is as insane and frantic as ever only this time you get to create your own games.At first the D.I.Y. modes can be a little hard to get into as what is available to you to be able to create your games is quite limited, but as you progress you get better tools, more options etc that lead to some pretty fun game designs. You can also make your own 4-frame comics and mix some of your own tunes. This is fun but not very long lasting. The mini game creation however is brilliant once you get the hang of it.If you’ve not played a WarioWare game before, I warn you that these 90 pre-loaded “games” are not games as such – they are in a series of (very) mini-games where you must do what is instructed correctly as fast as you can to move on to the next stage. It is very basic but so addictive, trying to beat your previous highest score.It doesn’t have as much content as the previous games in series with regards to the games readily available, but it is very rewarding and pretty massive once you have created some of your own games. I definitely recommend this to anyone – 3 seconds have never so fun!
Hannah –
it a really fun game it took really long to ship to me thought but overall no complaints !!! i really love it
Beverly K. Warembourg –
Got this as a Christmas present for my 12yr old son. He hasn’t put it down and has declared it his new favorite game. It’s not like a regular game and involves my creative thought.
C.Mike –
I first wanted this game because it allowed you to create your own games, and I always loved games which challenged my creativity. I am quite satisfied with this game overall; I love how you can make your own games, records and 4-panel comics. I also feel that the more I play this game, the more I seem to understand how real video games work. However, I was disappointed to see that you can only make games where you have to tap with the stylus. There’s no using the buttons, no additional actions with the stylus and no using the microphone. Also, I found most of the individual 90 pre-made microgames to be kind of dull. But if you’re serious about creating and using your mind, then this the game for you. If not, you should search elsewhere for a DS game you WOULD like…
DGone –
My child really likes the built in games (he is 4 years old). When he gets a little older, I hope to show how he can design his own mini games. I would recommend this game to others.