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*'''Level 3:''' A ''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]'' Game Pak must be inserted into a [[Game Boy Advance]]. The two incorrect hands hold a matchbox and an eraser, both of which are Wario-themed and have a similar shape and design to the Game Pak. After the game is inserted, the Game Boy Advance turns on to show the game's title screen. | *'''Level 3:''' A ''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]'' Game Pak must be inserted into a [[Game Boy Advance]]. The two incorrect hands hold a matchbox and an eraser, both of which are Wario-themed and have a similar shape and design to the Game Pak. After the game is inserted, the Game Boy Advance turns on to show the game's title screen. | ||
If a second player is utilized in this microgame, there is an extra hand holding a donut (also held by one of the other hands), computer chip, and digital camera respectively for each level, all of which have similar colors to the corresponding game. | If a second player is utilized in this microgame, the game system may appear on the right side, and there is an extra incorrect hand holding a donut (also held by one of the other hands), computer chip, and digital camera respectively for each level, all of which have similar colors to the corresponding game. | ||
The music that plays in each level is an arrangement of the corresponding ''WarioWare'' game's title theme (menu theme in the case of ''Mega Party Game$!''). The floor color in each level also matches the color of the Japanese packaging of the corresponding game (pink, yellow, and blue, respectively). | The music that plays in each level is an arrangement of the corresponding ''WarioWare'' game's title theme (menu theme in the case of ''Mega Party Game$!''). The floor color in each level also matches the color of the Japanese packaging of the corresponding game (pink, yellow, and blue, respectively). | ||