WarioWare Rocks!

[aarond]

Hey, everybody. I saw a woeful lack of WarioWare, Inc. fanstuff on the net, so to fill the void, I wrote the following fan story, entitled, "My Sick, Twisted, Undying Love."

Now, if you've haven't played the game, you probably won't get the references. That being said, I think it is worth your money to go out and buy a GBA, buy WarioWare, and play it through, just so you can read my story. Seriously. It's that[/b] good.

No, I mean it. Feldinaut likes it, and I can't think of a better endorsement. Now, if that didn't convince you, what will? Nothing, you say?

I'm tired of your defiance. Go read the story. I command you.

www.fanfiction.net/s/2207498/1/

Thank you for your consideration.

[JMC47]

I don't have a GBA, but I saw a lot of good reviews for it. You probably can't wait for the DS version... well if you have the DS.

Well, if I buy a DS, that will be the first - fifth game I will buy, the GBA version at least.

I also heard that the game was very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very wierd... I saw the reviews and it looked wierd, but is it that wierd.

[feldinaut]

Of course it's weird... The most WONDERFULLY WEIRD GAME IN THE HISTORY OF VIDEO GAMES! The game is excellent. Everyone should own it!

...And then once you do, you can read Aaron's FANTABULOUS fanfic! Anyone who's played the game can probably recognize that it's not an easy game to write fanfiction off of... But this fic definitely does it and well!

By the way, D-meister... Apparently the website likes to eliminate not only slashes from comments and summaries, but also its own name. I wrote "FF.net" twice in my review, and it just disappeared. Way to make me look dumb, FF.net! Harsh!

[aarond]

Yes, I also have noticed that. It also deletes ellipses "..." and a whole bunch of other punctuational flourishes that I like to use. What is up with THAT?

In fact, it won't even let me use

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as a divider anymore, so I had to start HTML programming horizontal lines in to show changes in viewpoint. What a drag. Of course in shorter stories, like the one above, I try to leave it all in one section. So there.