10 of the year's biggest news events made not so serious by Wario
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News is important. But it can also be a bit heavy and depressing. Oil spills, riots, cats in bins, politicians. It's all so bloody serious and likely to piss all over your Christmas cheer. So huzzah for our magazine buds at NGamer who, combining their skills of humour, current affairs and gaming have created a highly entertaining and not serious round-up of the year's biggest news stories using the medium of WarioWare microgames.
I'm not sure if 'current affairs' is actually a skill, but if it is, the NGamer team have that skill totally maxed out.
If you're looking for a Nintendo magazine that is amaze, fun and knows more about Nintendo than is probably healthy, then NGamer is for you. Why not consider a subscription?
Dec 23, 2010
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