Power Outage
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| Power Outage | |
|---|---|
 WarioWare: Twisted!  WarioWare Gold | |
| Appears in | WarioWare: Twisted! WarioWare Gold |
| Type | Dr. Crygor (Twisted!) Ashley & Red (Gold) |
| Command(s) | Light! |
| Info | "Don't be a dim wick!" (Twisted!) "These ruins are...mysterious. Pass the flame, and light all the candles." (Gold) |
| Controls |  / – Change flame direction
|
| Time limit | 8 beats |
| Target score | 20 |
Power Outage is one of Dr. Crygor's microgames in WarioWare: Twisted! and returns in WarioWare Gold as one of Ashley & Red's microgames.
Gameplay[edit]
The game's purpose is to light all the candles found. To do so, the player has to rotate a flame until it reaches the top of another candle. If done so, the game is won.
- 1st level difficulty: There is one candle to light.
- 2nd level difficulty: There is either one candle that requires more twisting to light, or there are two candles to light.
- 3rd level difficulty: There are either two candles that require more twisting to light, or there are three candles to light.
In WarioWare Gold, the wall in the background shows a painting related to Orbulon if the player wins the microgame.
Gallery[edit]
A painting of stenciled hands, with Orbulon's hand in the middle
A painting of Orbulon riding a bull
A painting of Orbulon abducting a person holding a Nintendo GameCube and controller
Ancient Egyptian-styled Orbulon
Naming[edit]
A "power outage" is an interruption of a power supply, usually electricity. This is appropriate for the microgame's premise of lighting candles in the dark.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Note(s) | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ほのお Honō | Flames | [?] | |
| French | Panne de courant | Power outage | [?] | |
| German | Stromausfall | Power outage | [?] | |
| Italian | Black out | - | [?] | |
| Spanish | El apagón | Power outage | [?] |
Notes[edit]
- In WarioWare: Twisted!, the music's BPM is incorrect, leading to a brief silence near the end of the microgame.
