Archive note: This post was originally published on GameSpot by ThumbsUpMaster on January 18, 2007. It is preserved as part of the ThumbsUpMaster GameSpot Blog Archive.

Original GameSpot Version

I started playing some more WarioWare: Smooth Moves today. I played for a good 2 hours and I went to Target to go buy my Wiimote. I noticed a Playstation 3 right next to me. I asked if I can give it a try and the employee replied, "Ok, let me just reset it. It's been freezing up all day." Heh, I guess those stories were true. I tried the Motorstorm demo. I guess I was the first person to realize you can switch motion sensitivity on and off at the pause menu because he told me motion sensitivity wasn't working. I tried the motion sensitivity for a bit because the controller was on one of those secruity things that keep the controller in tacked with the wall so I switched back to analog. The first thing I noticed was the new R2 and L2 triggers. I didn't care much about it though. The Motorstorm demo was kinda fun, but I'm having even more fun with WarioWare right now. After the second lap I had to leave. Conclusion: Really good looking game. But it plays just like any other racing game would play like. Don't expect anything entirely new besides the motion sensitivity. *cough*copiednintendo*cough*

AI Summarized Version

AI summary: This is a gaming post from the GameSpot-era archive. Main point: I started playing some more WarioWare: Smooth Moves today.