One screen isn't big enough to contain Wario's greed and ego. He appears on the top screen and drops boxes to the bottom one, where they open an assortment of wild mini-games. Use the stylus and touch screen to drag a net and catch some fish, or to cut a rope to drop a cage around a duck. Players might have to erase or draw pictures, or slice at food that gets thrown at them. Finish as many mini-games in 35 seconds as possible. The game features the same good humor and fast pace that are hallmarks of the WarioWare franchise.

More or less the DS Version of the Wii version or Wario Ware - although it seems to predate it by a year or two. Takes great advantage of the touch screen and microphone of the DS - way more than any other DS title. Brilliant mini games - bas as in the Wii version - you'll have …

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