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|appeared_in=''[[WarioWare: Smooth Moves]]''<br>''[[WarioWare Gold]]'' | |appeared_in=''[[WarioWare: Smooth Moves]]''<br>''[[WarioWare Gold]]'' | ||
|type=[[9-Volt]] and [[18-Volt]] (''Smooth Moves'')<br>[[5-Volt]] (''Gold'') | |type=[[9-Volt]] and [[18-Volt]] (''Smooth Moves'')<br>[[5-Volt]] (''Gold'') | ||
|info=''"Keep your eye on the ball and hit a homerun! 1968: Indoor Batting Machine"'' | |info=''"Keep your eye on the ball and hit a homerun! 1968: Indoor Batting Machine"'' (''Smooth Moves'')<br>''"Take a swing, and hit the balls the Ultra Machine tosses your way. Be sure to watch out for that changeup! <font color=green>The Ultra Machine was a batting machine for home use that electronically fired table tennis balls. It was released in Japan in 1968.</font>"'' | ||
|form="The Janitor" | |form="The Janitor" | ||
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|clear=8 (''Gold'') | |clear=8 (''Gold'') | ||
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Revision as of 16:06, August 29, 2018
Template:Minigame-infobox One Hit Wonder is one of 9-Volt and 18-Volt's Microgames in WarioWare: Smooth Moves. This microgame later appears in WarioWare Gold as the boss microgame of 5-Volt's stage. It is based on Nintendo's Ultra Machine, released in 1968, and its name is based on the phrase on "One-hit Wonder" (a term for musical artists known for only one hit single).
Gameplay
The object is to hit the baseball. The Wii Remote can be held like a baseball bat, and when the baseball comes, the player should swing the Wii Remote.
- Level 1: Straight ball.
- Level 2: Lobbed ball.
- Level 3: Quick lobbed ball.
