Editing WarioWare: Smooth Moves

{{Game
|name=WarioWare: Smooth Moves
|image=[[Image:WarioWareSmoothMovesBox.jpg|200px]]
|bgcolor=silver
|fgcolor=black
|developer=[[Intelligent Systems]]
|publisher=[[Nintendo]]
|system=[[Nintendo Wii]], [[Wii U]]
|release='''Wii'''<br />JP December 2, 2006<br />EU January 12, 2007<br />US January 15, 2007<br />'''Wii U'''<br />US September 15, 2016<br />PAL October 6, 2016<br />JPJune 21, 2017
|genre=Puzzle
|gallery=[http://www.gamehiker.com/gallery/index.php?cat=145 GH Gallery]
|rating= ESRB: E 10+
|}}

'''WarioWare: Smooth Moves''' is the fifth ''WarioWare'' Game released by Nintendo. It is also notable as being the first ''Mario''-related game to be released for the Nintendo Wii. Just as previous games utilized the touch pad of the [[Nintendo DS]] and the gryo sensor of the [[Game Boy Advance]], ''Smooth Moves'' utilizes the Wii Remote and its motion sensor for a new set of microgames.

=Story=

While chasing a mysterious creature that had stolen his food, [[Wario]] stumbles into the mysterious Temple of Form. There he find the Form Baton (which is basically the Wii Remote). He used the Form Baton to bring a new craze to Diamond City, causing a new set of Microgames set around the Form Baton.

=Gameplay=

Like the other WarioWare minigames, it consists of lightning-quick microgames that usually require quick reflexes to complete quickly, and every character in Diamond City has a set of microgames. For the Wii edition, the Wii Remote is used in a variety of different positions, called forms. The characters from the [[Mii Channel]] also make small appearances in microgames.

In addition to the single-player mode, there is a multiplayer mode which is unlocked when the story mode is completed. As usual, there are many extra minigames and other bonuses to be unlocked throughout the game. 

==Forms==

*The Remote Control: Basic stance. It's just pointing the form baton forward and flicking it around.
*The Umbrella: Hold the Form Baton vertically, and wave it around.
*The Handlebar: Hold the Form Baton sideways (like a handlebar) and do whatever it asks you to do.
*The Sketch Artist: Hold the Form Baton like a pencil, it's used to draw in Microgames and performs other functions as well.
*The Chauffeur: So this is like the handlebar, but once you're holding the form baton sideways, you tilt it vertically until the Form Baton's face (with all the buttons) is facing you.
*The Samurai: Hold the Form Baton with your right hand and put it close to your left hip. Pretend your about to unsheathe your sword.
*The Tug of War: Pull the Form Baton towards you as if you're playing tug of war.
*The Waiter: Place the Form Baton on your palm. This form requires balance.
*The Elephant: Hold the Form Baton on your nose.
*The Thumb Wrestler: Hold the Form Baton Vertically then put your thumb on the top of that little black bar thing on the wii remote.
*The Discard: Place your Form Baton on a stable surface, then take it when the time is right.....
*The Big Cheese: Put your Form baton on your hip (hold it down) and place your other hand on your other hip.
*The Janitor: Hold the Form Baton like a baseball bat.... or a mop.
*The Dumbbell: Hold the Form Baton like a dumbbell.
*The Mohawk: Hold the Form Baton atop your head. Dont drop it or else.
*The Finger Food: Tilt the Form Baton Horizontally, then hold it between your thumb and forefinger.
*The Boxer: Turn your Form Baton Sideways and punch away.
*The Mortar and Pestle: Cup the Form Baton in your left hand while holding it in your right. Considered to be one of the hardest forms.
*The Diner: A hidden form. Attach your Balance Stone (Nunchuck) to your Form Baton. There are four variations on this one stance.

==Characters==

*[[Wario]]
*[[Mona]]
*[[Kat]] and [[Ana]]
*[[Young Cricket]] and [[Master Mantis]]
*[[Ashley]] and [[Red (WarioWare)|Red]]
*[[Dribble]] and [[Spitz]]
*[[Penny Crygor]]
*[[9-Volt]] and [[18-Volt]]
*[[Jimmy T.]] and [[Jimmy P.]]: As per custom, Jimmy T is playable after beating the first set of characters, and Jimmy P appears after the second set. They both use harder versions of the previous characters' games.
*Tiny [[Wario]]: The last opponent in story mode.
*[[Orbulon]]: Orbulon appears in an extra level after completing the story mode. This is the only level in which The Diner is used. 
*[[Dr. Crygor]] and [[Mike (WarioWare)|Mike]]: They operate an unlockable "kelory-burning" microgame

=Legacy=

==Ports/Remakes==

*In 2016 (2017 for Japan), it was released for download through the [[Wii U]]'s eShop.

==Sequels==

It was followed by ''[[WarioWare: Snapped!]]'' for the [[Nintendo DS]]. Years later, ''[[WarioWare: Move It!]]'' would as as a successor game on the [[Nintendo Switch]], as it was similarly based on motion controls.

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