Type the review title! 3....2....1..... *Wario laughs* *KABOOM* Damn.
This is where I normally explain the story, but there is no story. You play mini-games. That's about it.
You start by playing a very simple set of games to get you into the swing of things. This is Wario's first set. They're pretty straightforward. No complications or dificulties here. Although, you are introduced the speed of the game and the fact that it's just bonkers.
After beating Wario's games you move on to play games from other characters in the game. Each character's games follow a pattern. You play 10 games, then the speed of the games is increased, or later, the level of the games increases. You have four lives with which to tackle these games. At the end of each section there is a boss minigame to beat.
Each character's games are based on a particular theme. Wario's games are based on Wario. 9Volt, the little dude with the yellow helmet's games are based on old Nintendo 8 and 16 bit games. Jimmy, the lanky dude with the giant afro's games are all based on sports. There's also games based on logic, nature, space, "Reality" and there's a random category, so there's something to suit all tastes.
Now the games themselves are just masterpeices. They involve completely random things, such as bouncing a watermelon on a Japanese person and just normal, everyday things such as eating a banana. The twist? You've got 3 seconds to do it in. Count to 3 slowly in your head now. Not long is it? No, it's not, so in the game you are frantically mashing the A button or moving the D-Pad like your life depended on it. Then, when the game is finished, up pops another message demanding you "Scare" or whatever the next task is going to be.
Special mention goes to the games of 9-Volt. As each one is based on an old Nintendo game, they are instantly awsome. There's this one game, where you play as Link and have to walk into a dungeon in 3 seconds. It can cause so many laughs.
Once you have completed this game there are hardly any other things to do. You can replay them all again, play one of the special modes, which are nothing special, or play one of the two-player games, which suck.
If you are going to buy this game, be prepared to have your mind completely confused after playing this. Prepare to have Repetive Strain Syndrome. Prepare to have your attention span and patience shortened. Prepare to become addicted to this game. Prepare to have your GBA's batteries brained by this thing. I have warned you.