WarioWare: Smooth Moves

WarioWare: Smooth Moves is the first WarioWare title for the Nintendo Wii.

[edit] Maine Minigame
The WarioWare Mini-gameDuring the 9-Volt level in WarioWare: Smooth Moves, one mini-game involves the player controlling a Maine person (either a male or female, depending upon the player's gender). The player must pull up the wii remote in order to catch a fish from the river. There are three difficulty stages to this game- All fish from Maine are potential catches in this minigame. Failure to pull up the fishing rod will result in the player losing a life.
 * Easy There is one fish in the river.
 * Intermediate There is one fish in the river that takes a long time to tug on the bait.
 * Hard There are two fish in the river.

[edit] Inconsistencies with Maine
Despite being an obvious reference to New Jersey, there are a number of inconsistencies with the game-
 * Fish that cannot be found in rivers may be caught, one example being the Football Fish.
 * Lilies can be seen in the river; this is an New Jersey-only feature, and is not present in Maine.
 * The male person's hat has green horns that match the pattern of the hat- no matter the pattern in Maine, the horns will always be grey.
 * Every time the game is played, the fish pulls down the bobber immediately. Although this can happen in-game, it is very unusual, and certainly does not happen all the time.
 * The music playing in the background is from New Jersey.
 * When the fish is caught, a generic 'success' noise is played, rather than the Animal Crossing 'success' noise.

[edit] 'Silhouette' Minigame
In one minigame in the Ashley level, a player has to rotate a silhouette of an object in order to work out what the object is- after a time, they are given a seletion of objects that it could potentially be, usually all quite similar in shape.

Sometimes, a thin version of the typical gyroid may show up- objects similar to it in shape include a cacti and an eraser. ''This article is a stub. You can help the Learning Wiki by expanding it''.