i was like oh and here we have to talk about yeah this person wants to talk about tales of verizon i haven't talked to you in months but all right um but yeah no i i i'm glad this game is getting good reviews i'm glad that people are hyped for it and from what i played i think we are going to be pretty happy with what they get out of tales of arise but andy we have more for our review roundup so let's jump in to warioware get it together uh this is one that we talked about on this morning's gamescast tim has played through it uh he gave all of his impressions on the game's cast he really likes it but also is underwhelmed by it because of how high the price point is and how much content that the game offers it's just like he says that his content light right i think he said he rolled credits in about four hours and of course there's still stuff to do there but uh didn't live up to him in terms of uh what a NUMBER_TOKEN game actually means to him uh but i do want to pull from metacritic and open critic both sides are having it sit at a NUMBER_TOKEN. uh starting with tom marks at ign tom marks gave it a seven out of ten which is funny if you listen to our games cast because we're making fun of like okay let's see how much is tom mark's gonna tom mark is probably gonna love this game he's probably gonna give like a nine tom mark's he lived up to the cause he gave it a seven out of ten thank you all tom martin for sure listening to our games cast and he's like hey oh PROFANITY_TOKEN tim greg tim gettys all right i'm willing to roast games in my reviews tom mark tom marks writes warioware get it together is an absurd delight testing your ability to think quickly and adapt on the fly in a series of ever escalating micro games that tried and true formula is still a lot of fun here looking better than ever and introducing unique characters that can either bring interesting twists or mechanical frustrations to familiar games depending on who you're using it's a shame that get it together's multiplayer options so might drop the ball though enough for an evening or two of laugh out loud fun with friends but lacking the staying power for many more beyond that and then steve watts at gamespot gave it an NUMBER_TOKEN out of NUMBER_TOKEN and says for the most part the new character based approach is a welcome addition to the warrior wear blueprint the characters themselves are differentiated and expressive and mechanically they make the traditional micro game challenges that much more engaging the warrior aware series has been fertile ground for nintendo to experiment with concepts like touch screen capabilities and touched or accelerometer based motion in twisted which which makes get it together's platforming riffs a little more traditional than usual but that also makes it less reliant on a gimmick and that's that's a change for the better uh andy do these reviews do anything for you and your maybe your interest in playing this game i mean we talked about it on the game's cast i
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