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WarioWare D.I.Y. - Records #9

Well! It seems a few people have kept the flame alive. Makes me want to go check out other people's stuff again. I may have retired from this game even longer than Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing, Design Challenges notwithstanding. All songs here are from Upgrade (Artrocks93 here on YouTube) unless otherwise credited. 1. 0:05 to 1:46 - "Mix 5" 2. 2:03 to 3:19 - "9-Volt's Mix" This seems to be the changing of various musical instruments of microgames he's collected. This seems to be pretty popular among people, I guess because it's easy and quick. 3. 3:26 to 4:51 - "Kickback" - This one is pretty catchy. Was it taken from somewhere, or was it an entirely original creation? 4. 4:59 to 6:38 - "Mix 6" 5. 6:46 to 8:10 - "Contest Mix" 6. 8:16 to 9:31 - "Upgrade Mix 1" More microgame music with their instruments changed. I've seen some others try to pass these off as remixes. People, that's not what remixes are. It's simply a "mix," and the terminology here is correct. 7. 9:40 to 11:02 - "Kickback" - This is apparently another, more full version of it. Am I hearing it twice? 8. 11:17 to 11:57 - "Boss Battle" from Edboy - One of the things I remember Mega Man 4 best for is that Toad Man can be defeated by just standing in place and firing the Mega Buster. He'll just hop up and down and not even attack. 9. 12:13 to 13:08 - "Top Man" from Edboy - This is referring to the Robot Master from Mega Man 3, by the way. Maybe they were getting silly here. I can't be too sure. 10. 13:14 to 14:51 - "Ice Path" - This is a re-creation of the Ice Path area in the original Pokémon Gold/Silver. There is no game I played absolutely to death more than that game--not even subsequent Pokémon games. Not that it was my absolute favorite, but I had to have something to do during long bus rides. Well, that and Dodrio Mode.