Wario Ware Inc.

WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! is a party and action game for the Game Boy Advance, developed by Nintendo R&D1 and published by Nintendo. It was first released in 2003 and introduced the microgame concept, where each game lasts only a few seconds before the next one begins.

The story follows Wario, who decides to start a video game company to earn money. He recruits his friends to create games, and each character contributes a unique collection of microgames.

🎮 Hundreds of Quick Microgames

The main attraction is its collection of more than 200 microgames.

Each microgame gives you a very short instruction, such as:

• Jump
• Dodge
• Catch
• Push
• Twist
• Shoot

You only have a few seconds to understand the objective before moving to the next challenge.

As you progress, the games become faster, requiring quicker reactions.

👥 Meet Wario and His Team

The Story Mode is divided into stages based on different characters.

Each character has a themed set of microgames.

Some of the main characters include:

• Wario
• Mona
• Jimmy T.
• Kat & Ana
• Dribble & Spitz
• 9-Volt
• Orbulon
• Dr. Crygor

After completing a character's stage, you unlock additional content and continue the story.

🏆 Unlock Extra Modes

Completing Story Mode rewards you with extra features.

These include:

• Endless versions of microgame sets
• Multiplayer mini-games (using Game Link Cable on original hardware)
• Collectible bonus games
• Records and score challenges

These modes provide more replay value after finishing the main campaign.

⚡ Simple Controls, Quick Decisions

Most microgames use only a few buttons.

Instead of memorizing complex controls, your success depends on reacting quickly to the instruction shown on the screen.

This simple control scheme became one of the defining features of the WarioWare series.

🎮 EmulatorJS Controls

Keyboard Controls

• Arrow Keys – Move or select options
• Z – A Button (Confirm / Main action)
• X – B Button (Secondary action / Cancel)
• Enter – Start
• Backspace – Select
• A – L Button (used in certain microgames)
• S – R Button (used in certain microgames)

Mobile Controls

• Virtual D-Pad – Movement when required
• A Button – Main action
• B Button – Secondary action
• Start and Select – Menu controls

Controls may vary depending on your EmulatorJS configuration.

📋 Quick Facts