Survival Fever
Survival Fever
“Yo, bro! Jimmy's the name and funk is my game. It's time to get our groove on, but stay frosty. Lose a game, and you'll lose your cool!”
Jimmy T., WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!

Survival Fever is Jimmy T's multiplayer minigame in WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$! This game is the first game that is played when starting multiplayer mode. It involves, as its name implies, trying to keep the audience (the members of which resemble Mr. Game & Watch) with the player as long as possible. The spotlight randomly chooses a person or persons to play a microgame, besides Orbulon's microgames. If the minigame is won, the audience remains in front of the player, if the player loses, a fragment of the audience is lost. Three losses equals a game over for the player. If there are more than three or four players, those who had already lost can get in the way of the game, like in Outta My Way. If all remaining players are eliminated simultaneously, the audience calls for an encore, prolonging the game until only one player remains. The music played over the selection screens before starting the mode is an arrangement of the Sports prologue's music.

In-game descriptionEdit

Yo! This is Jimmy! My game of Survival Fever will funkify your skills! And here's how:

When the spotlight hits you, it's your turn to show off your moves. All you have to do is beat the microgame. If you fail three times, you can kiss your fans goodbye. The last one standing is the winner!

If you can keep with the rhythm once it really starts kickin', you're really the winner! Are you ready to groove?

MultimediaEdit

  Survival Fever - The song that plays during this mode
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Names in other languagesEdit

Minigame's nameEdit

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese いきのこりフィーバー[?]
Ikinokori Fībā
Survivor Fever
French Folie du sport[?] Sports madness
German Survival-Groove[?] Survival Grooving
Italian Tutti in pista![?] Everybody on the floor!
Spanish Último en pie[?] Last one standing

"FEVER" messageEdit

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese FEVER[?]
Fībā
FEVER
French FOLIE[?] MADNESS
German PARTY[?] -
Italian FESTA[?] PARTY
Spanish BAILA[?] DANCE

"CLOSE" windowEdit

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese CLOSE[?]
Kurōsu
CLOSE
French FERME[?] CLOSED
German ENDE[?] END
Italian PERSO[?] LOST
Spanish ADIÓS[?] BYE