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| Tatrion Posts: 2391/2467 |
In the SNES version, the round game goes on forever. You just beat it when you clear round 99. All the rounds after 99 are mostly the same (Very difficult, starting with very little room)
I imagine the game might loop you to round 0 if you clear round 255. (Reminds me of Pac-man, heh) I've never seen or read anything about that, though. |
| fabio Posts: 2257/2415 |
Originally posted by Kamek 175 levels? I thought there would be 100 levels like in the NES version.  |
| Ninetales Posts: 757/894 |
Heh, yeah, I played Wario's Woods too much back before I got my own copy of TA. It got boring after awhile because of the lack of randomization of the levels, but it was fun nonetheless.
Also, fabio, if you're planning on finishing all the levels, well...I don't honestly know if they end. I've gotten to Round 175 on my cart and the levels just keep repeating. :\ |
| Hiryuu Posts: 2023/2480 |
Honestly, I've played TA way too much and I can tell you I wasn't even interested in Wario's Woods. I could never get the strategy down.
I went the Puyo route instead. |
| fabio Posts: 2254/2415 |
I downloaded that game during the summer after not playing it for 10 years. Back when I had an SNES, I rented the game only once and I enjoyed it. Didn't get very far in the VS COM mode and I managed to get to Round 64 in the Round Game mode before giving up. Ten years later, I finally decide to download this game and easily beat every single COM player in VS COM mode without any trouble. I still need to finish Round Game mode sometime.
I also played the NES version of Wario's Woods on Animal Crossing. I beat Game B first since it has boss fights unlike in Game A. |
| acillatem98 Posts: 378/387 |
I could be mistaken, but wasn't Wario's Woods one of the NES games on Animal Crossing? I'm sure that was the game I was playing, and there was the time period when I got hooked on playing it.  |
| Tatrion Posts: 2387/2467 |
So recently I downloaded this game after not playing it for about 5 years... it still is as awesome as I thought it was back then. The closest game I could compare it to would be Tetris Attack, but it really doesn't match up with anything. For one, you control Toad inside the board, not a cursor. And you make arrangements like tetris attack, and can form chains and stuff.
Also, random trivia fact; there are two versions of the game, NES and SNES. The NES version was the only NES game to be rated by the ESRB. |
