WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!

WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!
Also known as: Atsumare!! Made in Wario (JP) Developers: Nintendo R&D1, Intelligent Systems Publisher: Nintendo Platform: GameCube Released in JP: October 17, 2003 Released in US: April 5, 2004 Released in EU: September 3, 2004 Released in AU: September 3, 2004 This game has hidden developer credits. This game has unused text. This game has regional differences.

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A port of Mega Microgame$ on the big screen, with a larger emphasis on multiplayer. It adds several new multiplayer modes, though it lacks the unlockables of the original and all the single player modes are on an elevator. Just about everything unused from the original is unused here.

To do: Also leftover sound effects that only go unused in this game, like the one that plays when King Watinga blows up. It may also be worthy to cover the unused music/sfx that survived here, simply for their uncompressed audio samples.

Load Configurations

There are two files with load information.

main.cf

#==================================================================
# main.cf : loader configuration file 
#
# (C)2003 INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS CO.,LTD.
#==================================================================

PROGNAME = balloon.bin
LOADADDR = 0x80003100
EXECADDR = 0x80003154

loader2nd.cf

#==================================================================
# loader2nd.cf : loader configuration file 
#
# (C)2003 INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS CO.,LTD.
#==================================================================

PROGNAME = loader2nd.bin
LOADADDR = 0x81600000
EXECADDR = 0x81600054

Regional Differences

Title Screen

• Like its GBA port, the logo on the Title Screen is different between regions.

Intro

Please elaborate. Having more detail is always a good thing. Specifically: What is meant by "the western release"? The US release? The EU release? Both?

• The Western release adds "Loading" text.
• All text is capitalized in the Japanese version.
• There's a voice that reads the instructions of the microgames that is absent from localization similar to Smooth Moves.