SkunkyArt | smochdar — WarioWare Inc.: Greatest Hits (Leapster Edition)

This is a more comedic and family-oriented version of the previous WarioWare games ("Mega Party Games" and "Touched!") released to stores and now combined into 1 Leapster game software. Because this is a bundle of both games, most content from these 2 games (previously released) was used, along with several more content updated or revised.

In Mona's story in "Mega Party Games!", the pizza parlor attire is the EXACT same like the future WarioWare: Snapped, but removes the head microphone, and "The Pizza Song" in her story is of the tune of "Funiculi, Funicula".

In Shokora's story in "Touched!", her pet canary only makes sounds via flute, to resemble her tweeting.

In one of the microgames in the music-related category, in which the player has to match the instrument (either the kazoo, flute, toy whistle or trumpet) with its sound heard, the instrument sounds for these 4 are from the Publications International Interactive Play-a-Sound book, "Jay Jay the Jet Plane: Jay Jay's Special Delivery". It is possibly true that the game crew put this up for fun.

In the Challenges of the Microgames feature, there are a few differences unlike the original:

Several underscores/BGMs that have a rich, multi-textured musical backdrop for the wacky land of Diamond City, including most of the original scores from the 2 original versions seem to fit the concepts very well for this game.

As a musical alert for video game music lovers, all score, including the songs, too, (including all the music (BGM [Underscore]/songs) for WarioWare: Mega Party Games and WarioWare: Touched!) is played by the Leap-font Wavetable Synthesis (LeapFrog Systems soundfont) -- using all of the onboard instruments (just to notify also that the musical soundtrack has the same sound chip's instruments as do the LeapPad Learning System models). However, in the original soundtrack version, the soundtrack is in HD, uses UNCOMPRESSED vocals. The original versions of the soundtrack (which includes ALL of the original musical score and song sequences, including new musical score and song sequences added, that will also be used the Leapster soundtrack (including the HD uncompressed version)) can be found here: WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Games! Music Extended - YouTube and WarioWare: Touched! OST - YouTube .

For the Movie Matters! feature, there is an option with subtitles. The subtitles code is shown here below.

For the characters, the following: Mona, Sal Out, Kat and Ana, Young Cricket, Master Mantis, Princess Shokora, the Mixed-Up Microgame Bears, James T. and Jamie T. have sound-alike voices to/sound very much like various characters from different video games and cartoons. Here are their voice evolutions:

The guide/narrator's/storyteller's voice has the EXACT same voice of the narrator (storyteller) [2001 episodes] from "Jay Jay the Jet Plane".

This game contains an all-star cast; much of the cast in the English version is made up of well-known animated movie/video game/animated children's TV show/anime dub actors. However, Charles Martinet reprises his role as Wario, including some actors who also reprise their roles from the original versions of the 2 games.

In the song "The Four Seasons [Haru-Natsu-Aki-Fuyuu]", during the English version, the female singer's voice sounds A LOT (very much) like the singing voice of Paige from "Aladdin and the Adventure of All Time."

For 5 out of the 8 songs in the "Jukebox" feature, more instruments were added, as if they were remastered versions of the original songs.

For the songs, the corresponding sound-alike was played. (There are eight of these sound-alikes/similarities in the songs.)

In the title screen, the title screen tune (from the DS game WarioWare: Touched!) was played (but adds the strings, piano, flute, xylophone, woodwind, celesta, violin and bassoon to the original instrument style of the score to make things more sillier).

Whenever a character was present for each biography for the Glossary [Character Biographies/Intros] feature (also for some underscore of the story clips, and for each character introduction screen for "Mega Party Games!" and “Touched!”), a corresponding background instrument (1-4 instruments are used in this game) representing him/her was played for a character. [The character bio music/character introduction screen music/some underscores for the story clips possibly copied the PBS Kids TV show, "Jay Jay the Jet Plane".] The following, as shown here in this list below, was played.

Every time the microgame-set stories start, the fanfare jingle (from LeapFrog's Explorer Globe toy) was played.

This is the only Leapster game to have ALL 68 instruments from the Leap-Font Wavetable Synthesis (yes, all of the instruments, straight from the sound chip are mainly and mostly from the Original LeapPad Learning System mainstream players and Leapster system, also including the ones from the Blue Explorer Globe, My First LeapPad, Leap's Learning Band Jammin' Boombox and the Green Explorer Globe), playing the game's music.

In the Name Selection screen before starting the game, the main menu theme (also from the DS game WarioWare: Touched!) was played.

In Mega Party Games!, the story clips and plots were added to make the microgame sets as story-themed stages. (YES!!! Now the party can really keep going!) However, the original GameCube version (also the future WarioWare: Snapped) DOES NOT include story-themed stages.

This contains LOADS of silly fun -- not once, but even twice the SILLINESS as do the other games!