WarioWare Portal

Glowsquid said:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Be_bold
I brought it up here because I honestly don't know what to do, so I wanted to discuss it with other users.
 
I thought

the credits list both Bridget and Luna, which implies that they're separate characters.

was a strong enough indicator the information as it is presented currently is wrong and should be corrected to reflect they are two separate characters.
 
The credits also lists several names that can't be attributed to anyone, and at least one ("Sugar the Club Owner") definitely doesn't appear in the game at all, so combined with the characters' identical looks, I don't really consider the credits to be a definite source.
 
WarioWare: Touched! is looking good now.

Other than the gratuitous amount of red links and a lack of the reception section, what do you think?
 
There's no mention of Dribble and Spitz besides a one-off line in Mike's story, the regional differences between installments could be expanded upon beyond a trivia point, the development section seems a bit short (here's one source to help out), the references aren't properly formatted, the supporting character images are odd (images with both screens, images with one screen, close-up sprites, actual artwork for one of them...), and the microgame sets are missing information about what they actually involve. Other than that, it looks good.
 
Just seems like I forgot to add Dribble and Spitz in the supporting characters section. As for the wonky screenshots, that can be fixed by me taking screenpics of the characters via watching a longplay on YouTube (how I got location screenshots and the monster megamix etc screenshots by the way). I really hate the two-screen format of presenting things though, so I'll just stick to one screen when it comes to showcasing these characters.

I'll look into the development section, but the only regional differences I know of is that there's one different 9-Volt microgame and the Mona Pizza souvenir not being obtainable in Europe, that's really it. If there's a more convienient place for any more listing of differences between regions (like say, Japan and America), that would be cool.

By the way, random question, but why is Touched! considered the successor to Twisted when Touched actually got released first?
 
Baby Luigi said:
As for the wonky screenshots, that can be fixed by me taking screenpics of the characters via watching a longplay on YouTube (how I got location screenshots and the monster megamix etc screenshots by the way). I really hate the two-screen format of presenting things though, so I'll just stick to one screen when it comes to showcasing these characters.
I can grab images straight from the game if you want. Personally, I think this is better than this (smaller, but crisper).

Baby Luigi said:
I'll look into the development section, but the only regional differences I know of is that there's one different 9-Volt microgame and the Mona Pizza souvenir not being obtainable in Europe, that's really it. If there's a more convienient place for any more listing of differences between regions (like say, Japan and America), that would be cool.
The Cutting Room Floor has you covered. For Twisted, I actually used this place, which is annoying to navigate seeing as it only lives on through Wayback. I tried seeing if there was something for Touched, but I couldn't find anything.

Baby Luigi said:
By the way, random question, but why is Touched! considered the successor to Twisted when Touched actually got released first?
Twisted was released first overall in Japan.
 
Um, could you please do reupload them? You do have emulation for the game, right? It seems like you have. It's much better than what I've got. Mainly, the YouTube videos are sorta acceptable place-holder quality until someone with better resolution and crisper graphics comes along and gets them.

I'll look into the Cutting Room Floor then for regional differences.

Thanks for all of your input!
 
Baby Luigi said:
Um, could you please do reupload them?
Could you tell me which images are from screencaps? I'll get started on the bears and locations now, but I wouldn't want to accidentally wipe over something better.
 
Generally, screencaps are pics that have 683 × 512 size, sizes far bigger than the average DS screenshot. And if you scroll down and see "Uploaded by Baby Luigi" on that table below, it's most likely a screencap.'

By the way, aside from your images and lack of Dribble n Spitz, I've mainly fixed your problems