Game and watch gallery 4 waluigi

Stars also play a very important role in this game as they did in the previous Game and Watch Gallery games. For every level that you beat and gain scores, you will gain a level of stars at a rate of one to five stars, depending on your skill. This Game Boy Advance version offers faithful renditions of great original games in Classic Mode, plus exciting updates in the awesome Modern Mode.

The line-up includes Join your favourite Nintendo characters including Mario, Toad, Donkey Kong Jr, Wario and Princess Peach in the Modern Mode ruckus, which combines the simple movements of the classic games with new graphics and additional levels.

Plus, use the Game Boy Advance Game Link cable and challenge a friend in single-pak multi-player action. The gameplay of the Game and Watch Gallery 4 is comprised of many different mini games that can be completed as part of the overall game. The Primary Games. They must help their friends escape the blaze by catching them in a blanket and bouncing them to safety. The classic version only features people helping others out of an apartment, so the Mario version of the game is much more engaging.

If you miss a jumping person, you have points taken away from your total. In this mini-game, you take control of Luigi and try to knock your opponents out before they manage to KO Luigi. These enemies are Boo, Wiggler, and the nefarious Waluigi. You have to use Mario to move everyone out of the way. If you decide to up the ante and play on hard mode, then you also have to compete with Waluigi trying to ruin your saves. However, if you are playing the Modern game, you will take the part of Mario as he works with various other characters in a cookie factory.

Donkey Kong Jr. Within this game, you take control of Donkey Kong Jr. Donkey Kong 3 In the classic version of this game you play as Stanley, as he fires bees at the nefarious Donkey Kong.

However, in the modern version of the game, you use Mario to use bubbles to redirect boos and fireballs at Donkey Kong. In this game, the staff credits are unlocked by obtaining 50 stars. The cast credits are unlocked by obtaining all stars, and the "Congratulations! They fly across the screen and draw the information depending on the credits type while looking left and right repeatedly with the exception of Toad. The credits take place in the sky in the daytime, above a forest, with hills and Peach's Castle in the background.

Once the credits are invoked, they cannot be skipped until they are over. After the credits are over, pressing or is required to exit them.

The cast credits are unlocked by obtaining stars. However, the "Congratulations! The credits take place at a theater stage with a billboard that shows the information depending on the credits type above a POW Block that every character hits until it disappears.

The character sequence in order is:. On the cast credits, after Donkey Kong Jr. It takes place in the daytime in the plains with some mountains and Peach's Castle in the background.

Said screen says, "Congratulations!! You are the Gallery master! Thank you for playing with us. Hope to see you soon! Bye bye!! The credits can be skipped at any time once they are invoked by pressing , , or. In this game, the staff credits are unlocked by obtaining stars. The cast credits are unlocked by obtaining all stars. The staff credits ending sequence consists of Mario and Mr. The credits can be skipped at any time by pressing.

In this game, the Interrupt Save screen shows a rectangular sign saying "Interrupt Save" along with a billboard that alternates between the last session's game and its version and difficulty. New to the screen is that when Mario is normally entering the Title Screen, he bangs his head with the "Interrupt Save" sign. In this game, the autosave screen has one of the Title Screen's buttons labeled as "Saved Data" along with a round billboard that alternates between the last session's game and its version and difficulty.

However, the celebration is cut short when a Bob-omb explodes inside the stadium, presumably harming everyone. Waluigi is a Technique character in Mario Tennis , which means Waluigi has good control over the ball. Also, he has above-average reach. Waluigi lacks power and movement speed, however. He has great reach, but his movement and power are somewhat limited.

Waluigi is one of the two Defense characters in the game, the other being Wiggler. Waluigi's Offensive Powershot is the Whirluigi , a backspin shot that gives returners a whirlwind affect, losing the returner's control. Waluigi's Defensive Powershot is the Swimming Return.

Here, water appears in the court, and Waluigi swims to hit the ball. This is the only Mario game thus far, where Waluigi appears as a playable character without Wario. Waluigi returns as a playable character in Mario Tennis Open , as one of the game's two defense type characters. Waluigi is relatively unchanged, but his winning animation depicts him with flashing eyes, a reference to Waluigi's reaction to winning a point in the original Mario Tennis.

In Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash , he is once again one of the two defense character in the game, the other being Dry Bowser. Waluigi returns as a playable character in Mario Tennis Aces , in which he is once again a defensive character and wears a new tennis outfit specifically made for him. Waluigi plays a rather major role in the game's Story Mode, where he and Wario steal Lucien , after hearing of the racket's legendary power.

Wario and Waluigi decide to challenge the Mario Bros. Mario and Luigi win the match, but a dark storm cloud appears, and Lucien possesses Luigi, Wario, and Waluigi.

Waluigi later appears as a Story Mode opponent who challenges Mario and Toad to a tennis match. After the duo succeeds, Waluigi is transformed back into his standard form. Later on, Bowser combines himself with Lucien to create Bowcien. When Bowcien is finally defeated, Wario and Waluigi both express disappointment that they couldn't use Lucien to become "the best tennis players in the world".

Daisy scolds the duo for stealing Lucien and causing this problem in the first place. He also appeared as an unlockable playable character in the game's online tournament demo, unlocked after points were accumulated. Since all characters share the same gameplay in the early games, only games where he is a huge part of the story or where there is actual gameplay differences are listed here. Mario Party 3 is the first game in the Mario Party series featuring Waluigi and it is also Waluigi's second appearance in a Mario game and in an N64 game.

In this game, he and Daisy are playable only in Party Mode. He even serves as the main antagonist of the story. After clearing the penultimate board, Mario and his friends are ambushed by Bowser, who announces that the protagonists have to fight him for the Mischief Star Stamp. Tumble then realizes the Star Stamp is missing and Waluigi reveals that he has stolen it.

Bowser attacks Waluigi for the stamp, but is defeated. Waluigi then challenges the other party members to a duel on his own board of explosive traps: Waluigi's Island.

However, once Waluigi is defeated, he forfeits the Star Stamp. Waluigi appears in a few minigames in Mario Party-e. In Time Bomb Ticks! Waluigi also appears in two cards, Waluigi and Super Waluigi.

They are both duel cards, which involves dueling a player for coin cards and in-play cards, but Super Waluigi costs coin cards. By using a roulette, Waluigi can steal other opponents' coins. In Boxing Waluigi appears as Luigi's final opponent, where he attacks by elbowing and kicking in contrast to Luigi's Punches. Waluigi is controlled by the second player in Link Cable multiplayer.

In Rain Shower he appears only in hard mode, where he moves the lines around putting the other characters in danger of Bowser's water balloons. Jealous of their good golfing, they challenge Yoshi and a Koopa Troopa to a game of golf. However, Wario ends up flinging sand from a sand trap into Waluigi's face, and Waluigi cannot putt his ball into the hole, which causes their opponents to fall asleep. The duo then challenges Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong.

During this game, Wario hits his ball so hard that it flies into the forest across the hole. Wario and Waluigi celebrate until they hear a loud roar.

The two look up and see Bowser in his Koopa Clown Car, and he has a black eye from Wario's golf ball. Bowser starts firing Bullet Bills at the two until they escape via a yellow Warp Pipe that is too small for the Koopa Clown Car to fit through. Wario and Waluigi come out the other side of the pipe and stop to catch their breath, but Bowser catches up to them and prepares to throw a Bob-omb at them.

Wario and Waluigi try to escape from Bowser by going through an enormous metal door. Meanwhile, Mario hits his ball with his golf club just as Waluigi is able to open the door. At that moment Mario's ball bounces off Wario and Waluigi, giving them black eyes too, and knocks the Bob-omb off Bowser's hand. The Bob-omb explodes on Wario, Waluigi, and Bowser. Waluigi is a default playable character in Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour.

His shot path is to the right while he can hit the maximum at yards. He has slightly above average impact and spin with relatively average control. His shot height is medium. Waluigi returns as a playable character in Mario Golf: World Tour , and now has his own purchasable ball and set of clubs that a Mii can equip and use.

His costume is available when all the Star Coins for the Cheep Cheep Lagoon challenges are collected. In the Castle Club's Royal Room, he is seen spinning on one leg while holding up the other.