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*The Japanese version exclusively featured a souvenir called "Touch Doll", where players tap a photo for various effects. It was replaced in the international versions with [[They Hunger]]. | *The Japanese version exclusively featured a souvenir called "Touch Doll", where players tap a photo for various effects. It was replaced in the international versions with [[They Hunger]]. | ||
*European versions are at some points not localized. Despite the European box art being colored yellow, the game's title screen and the menu icon are still orange (while in the Japanese version, the title screen and icon are both yellow). Also, in the explanation of the microgame [[Gold Digger]], the series' first game is referred to as ''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]'', while the British English title of it is ''WarioWare, Inc.: Minigame Mania''. The game also uses American spelling and grammar in both the American and British English versions. | *European versions are at some points not localized. Despite the European box art being colored yellow, the game's title screen and the menu icon are still orange (while in the Japanese version, the title screen and icon are both yellow). Also, in the explanation of the microgame [[Gold Digger]], the series' first game is referred to as ''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]'', while the British English title of it is ''WarioWare, Inc.: Minigame Mania''. The game also uses American spelling and grammar in both the American and British English versions. | ||
*In the Japanese version, the music that plays when a boss game is announced is the same as the | *In the Japanese version, the music that plays when a boss game is announced is the same as the ''Speed Up'' music, while the other versions have original music. | ||
*There is a billboard saying "NEW!" in the ending cutscene that varies between versions. The Japanese version has a subtitle on the billboard saying "NOW ON SALE!", which the American and Korean versions change to "BUY MY GAME!" The European version removes this subtitle altogether. | *There is a billboard saying "NEW!" in the ending cutscene that varies between versions. The Japanese version has a subtitle on the billboard saying "NOW ON SALE!", which the American and Korean versions change to "BUY MY GAME!" The European version removes this subtitle altogether. | ||