Within minutes of playing WarioWare: Get it Together!, I looked down at my Switch utterly perplexed. I wasn’t confused by all the impossibly buff statues or gachapon-pooping chickens; I just didn’t understand why I was pressing buttons on my Joy-Cons instead of swinging them around wildly. In previous iterations, the WarioWare games have taken full advantage of Nintendo’s tech experiments and thrived because of it.
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