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==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
The objective of the game is to drag the Earth through an obstacle course in space. First, pairs of watermelon-like planets fire several small ammo at Earth, which it must avoid. Some comets fly in after, and the player must then capture a stranded astronaut (which is being blocked by some giant asteroids) in the earth's gravity. This allows what appears to be the moon to orbit the earth and shoot small beams. The player must use these to shoot down attacking planets, which shoot great quantities of ammo. if the Earth gets hit once, the player loses. | The objective of the game is to drag the Earth through an obstacle course in space. First, pairs of watermelon-like planets fire several small ammo at Earth, which it must avoid. Some comets fly in after, and the player must then capture a stranded astronaut (which is being blocked by some giant asteroids) in the earth's gravity. This allows what appears to be the moon to orbit the earth and shoot small beams. The player must use these to shoot down attacking planets, which shoot great quantities of ammo. if the Earth gets hit once, the player loses. | ||
*'''1st level difficulty:''' The planets at the beginning shoot easy-to-avoid formations of ammo, and easy-to-avoid comets slowly fly in. The astronaut is being blocked by two asteroids, which can easily be avoided, and they must simply shoot down the enemy planet and | *'''1st level difficulty:''' The planets at the beginning shoot easy-to-avoid formations of ammo, and easy-to-avoid comets slowly fly in. The astronaut is being blocked by two asteroids, which can easily be avoided, and they must simply shoot down the enemy planet as well as Jupiter and Saturn who launch enemy ships that explode into spread fire when hit, and fire a cluster of ammo in a hexagonal shape respectively. The sub planets can be defeated before the enemy planet to lessen the difficulty, but defeating the main enemy planet will automatically take the sub planets down with it. | ||
*'''2nd level difficulty:''' Changes from Level 1 to this level include quicker comets and enemy ammo, the astronaut being blocked by three easy-to-avoid asteroids instead of two, and an extra, | *'''2nd level difficulty:''' Changes from Level 1 to this level include quicker comets and enemy ammo, the astronaut being blocked by three easy-to-avoid asteroids instead of two, and an extra, Mars like, although smaller then the Earth, planet along with the enemy planet that fire single shots quickly. All four planets can join in a row to fire comets, and if the battle drags on long enough, wide ammo waves. | ||
*'''3rd level difficulty:''' The comets and enemy ammo fly in very difficult-to-avoid formations at a great speed, the astronaut is being blocked by three difficult-to-avoid asteroids | *'''3rd level difficulty:''' The comets and enemy ammo fly in very difficult-to-avoid formations at a great speed, the astronaut is being blocked by three difficult-to-avoid asteroids. No extra planets are added to the enemy planets group but they now orbit faster and fire homing comets for the 1st team up attack and wider denser ammo waves in the 2nd team up attack. | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
Revision as of 02:08, July 17, 2018
Template:Minigame-infobox Global Warning is the boss microgame found in the Total Drag stage in WarioWare: Touched! The name is a pun on the term "global warming".
Gameplay
The objective of the game is to drag the Earth through an obstacle course in space. First, pairs of watermelon-like planets fire several small ammo at Earth, which it must avoid. Some comets fly in after, and the player must then capture a stranded astronaut (which is being blocked by some giant asteroids) in the earth's gravity. This allows what appears to be the moon to orbit the earth and shoot small beams. The player must use these to shoot down attacking planets, which shoot great quantities of ammo. if the Earth gets hit once, the player loses.
- 1st level difficulty: The planets at the beginning shoot easy-to-avoid formations of ammo, and easy-to-avoid comets slowly fly in. The astronaut is being blocked by two asteroids, which can easily be avoided, and they must simply shoot down the enemy planet as well as Jupiter and Saturn who launch enemy ships that explode into spread fire when hit, and fire a cluster of ammo in a hexagonal shape respectively. The sub planets can be defeated before the enemy planet to lessen the difficulty, but defeating the main enemy planet will automatically take the sub planets down with it.
- 2nd level difficulty: Changes from Level 1 to this level include quicker comets and enemy ammo, the astronaut being blocked by three easy-to-avoid asteroids instead of two, and an extra, Mars like, although smaller then the Earth, planet along with the enemy planet that fire single shots quickly. All four planets can join in a row to fire comets, and if the battle drags on long enough, wide ammo waves.
- 3rd level difficulty: The comets and enemy ammo fly in very difficult-to-avoid formations at a great speed, the astronaut is being blocked by three difficult-to-avoid asteroids. No extra planets are added to the enemy planets group but they now orbit faster and fire homing comets for the 1st team up attack and wider denser ammo waves in the 2nd team up attack.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Chinese | 宇宙冒险 Yǔzhòu màoxiǎn |
Cosmic adventure |
