Wario Ware, Inc. DS

Alrighty, here's something special. I was going to make this one of those things where I speak while playing the game, but decided to go with making it like a music video. The game in question is Wario Ware, Inc. on the Game Boy Advance. Even though I have the actual game, I can't record from my DS, so... I played it on an emulator. Since this won't have me speaking while playing, this means I won't have to make the video completely uncut. I'll try to make as few cuts as possible, just the level select stuff mainly, and any time I get too many Game Over's. I also kept the original audio used for Jimmy's dance scenes, just because they're awesome. I would have kept the original audio on everything else too, but the video recorder in the emulator has some issue with lagging audio. Well, here we are, the last part to the Wario Ware videos. Due to some error, the recording stopped when the boss battle came up, which I didn't notice until I watched the recording to make sure it looked right. I replayed the boss battle using the game menu, then replayed the ending/credits on the epilogue menu. I think the editing is decent considering that. Overall with the combined time, gameplay was roughly around an hour of play time, though because I had so many pauses with recording each session separately, adding audio and exporting from Windows Movie Maker then uploading to Dailymotion (the game would lag during those times), it was much, much, MUCH longer. Anyway, not much else to say about it. I hope you enjoyed seeing this set of videos. Depending on comments, I may do this sort of uploading more often. - Emulator used: VisualBoyAdvance. - Final Boss: "This Ain't A Scene" by Fallout Boy, and "Dance Dance" by Fallout Boy. - Ending/Credits: "Crazy Train" by Ozzy Osbourne, and "Sweetness" by Jimmy Eat World. - All put together in Windows Movie Maker.