002 - WarioWare series - Critical Diversions

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Seth Sturgill, Hunter, Andrew Wilkins, and Matt Murray get together to talk about the WarioWare series in its entirety, from its humble beginnings as the minigame "Sound Blaster" within a Mario Paint successor for the ill-fated Nintendo 64 DD add-on, all the way up to their hopes and dreams for the just announced "WarioWare: Move It!", coming later this year to the Nintendo Switch. Critical Diversions on Twitter - @crit_diversions Seth Sturgill on Twitter - @twodollarhero Hunter on the internet - Please don't look him up Andrew Wilkins on Twitter - @bigdawgsonly Matt Murray on Twitter - @shyguycity Podcast art by Natascha Murray Natascha Murray on Twitter - @couchmochi Natascha Murray on Deviantart Our intro song this episode was "Mona's Cute Cuts ~ Ear Candy"from the "WarioWare: Touched!" soundtrack, composed by Masanobu Matsunaga & Yasuhisa Baba

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This episode was published on June 23, 2023.

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Seth Sturgill, Hunter, Andrew Wilkins, and Matt Murray get together to talk about the WarioWare series in its entirety, from its humble beginnings as the minigame "Sound Blaster" within a Mario Paint successor for the ill-fated Nintendo 64 DD...

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