What's up, everybody? Welcome to kind of funny games daily for Tuesday, September 14th,

2020, 1 o' wina Wednesday. I want to have your host Greg Miller alongside the Rogue One

at Gary Whittah. Good morning. Hello. How are you? Excellent. How are you, Gary? Very well.

Thank you. Yeah. You having a good one. Yeah. You've been playing some games. We're getting

some rest. You been chilling out over there? I haven't been getting much rest, but I did

have a chance to play some games over the last, over the weekend. Yeah. Played the new Wario.

We're really enjoying that. Yeah. I was wondering if that would be one that would be a hit with

the daughter. Yeah. She likes, you know, she likes games that we can play together. Obviously

it's got a whole two player thing and they're all very silly, you know, little micro games.

I ain't actually ever played. She giggling at the farts a lot and then knows picking and all

about that. She likes all. Yeah. She likes all the gross out of humans. So, you know, two

things that I learned about Warioware because I'd never played a Warioware game before.

This is actually my first Warioware game. Really? That's private. Yes. And I learned that

I really enjoyed this whole concept of the micro game. You know, these games that can

last literally anywhere from like two to five seconds. I think it's very ingenious, little

game, gameplay concepts. They're so simple and so dumb, but they're fun. And I didn't

know just how insane Warioware games were. I mean, it's like an acid trip. They're absolutely

fucking nuts, but I really, I really do. I like it. I like the Warioware aesthetic a lot.

There's a character you meet in the game called Mike and he's a karaoke robot and he's my

new favorite character in video games right now. I love it. He's my favorite. He's so good.

Excellent. Excellent. I haven't started it. I haven't loaded. I haven't ready. I'm saving

it. Maybe, you know, maybe some Warioware while I'm in the hospital waiting for Jenny

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