Wario: Master of Disguise is a passable puzzler, but it lacks polish, and the touch-screen controls weren't necessary.

Wario: Master of Disguise is the first new Wario platformer since Wario Land 4 was released on the GBA over five years ago, and, intriguingly, Nintendo handed over development duties to Suzak ...

In the new Wario™: Master of Disguise game for Nintendo DS, he steals the identity of a thief and becomes the man of a thousand faces (or at least eight).

In this quirky and amusing game for the handheld DS, Wario has stolen a magic wand and become a master of disguise. In a clever turn, players use the DS's stylus to draw on the touch screen and ...

Wario: Master of Disguise opens with our money-mad hero taking a break from being a shady software impresario to watch a TV show about a master thief.

Wario: Master of Disguise was not well received upon its release, much to Wario’s chagrin.Developed by the company Suzak, a company that filed for bankruptcy in 2012, Wario: Master of Disguise ...

Characters: Wario is joined by his new sidekick, a wand that lets him change into eight different disguises. He’s also pursued by the master thief who wants his wand back, and who still has ...

Wario: Master of Disguise isn't exactly fast-paced but there will be times you'll need to quickly switch from one form to another, but it's incredibly difficult to do this since the pattern ...

Verdict Wario: Master of Disguise is the perfect example of why it¿s risky for Nintendo to outsource its franchises to other studios. Master of Disguise has all the right ingredients for a ...

Not even a master could disguise this mess - Wario games have always stood out as being excellent venues for experimental game design. He challenged death in ...

A Wario platformer tends to be an excuse for Nintendo’s developers to really poke fun at one of their characters while experimenting with the kind of off-the-wall gameplay they wouldn’t dare ...