 7 Reviews  Game & Wario review: Nintendo Land for loners  By
Chris Scullion on Thursday Jun 27th 2013 at 6:30 AM PST  It is
increasingly becoming a tradition that, with each new Nintendo
console release, so too comes a WarioWare game that will flaunt
the unique features of the system.  While WarioWare Touched was
a fantastic example of creative use of the DS touch-screen and
mic, the Wii game Smooth Moves allowed people to truly
understand the fantastic versatility of the Wii Remote. Even the
DSiWare title (WarioWare: Snapped) unwittingly emphasised how
rubbish the DSi camera was.  Considering that we have yet to see
a game that makes full use of the Wii U GamePad, it stands to
reason that WarioWare could have been the perfect addition to
the new console's library. And while Game & Wario still flaunts
the capabilities of the tablet controller, it hasn't done so
with those intense rapid-fire microgames of old, but instead a
selection of middleweight mini-games.  There are a total of
twelve single-player games