Same but Different
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| Appears in | WarioWare: Get It Together! |
| Type | Anything Goes |
| Command(s) | Match! |
| Info | "This is my room. I like it a lot. I like it so much, I want the one next to it to look EXACTLY the same. So help me out here. Make 'em matchy-matchy." |
| Points to clear | 25 |
Same but Different is one of the microgames in the Wario Bug's Anything Goes level in WarioWare: Get It Together!
GameplayEdit
The player must make both sides of Wario's room match by changing certain objects on the right side of the screen. The player can move objects on the shelf, remove objects from the shelf or objects in the air, and rotate pictures on the wall. If the player makes the two rooms match, the background will turn orange and the game is won. If the player removes the wrong objects, making it impossible to match, or takes too long to match, the background will turn gray and the game is lost.
- Level 1: Few objects must be removed.
- Level 2: An object on the shelf must be moved, or a picture must be rotated.
- Level 3: Either few objects must be changed, many flying objects must be removed, or one of the objects on the shelf must be changed.
If two players are utilized for this microgame, the player that makes more changes in the room receives an effort point upon success; if both players make the same amount of changes, no effort points are awarded. The player that removes the wrong object loses effort point.
SuitabilityEdit
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Names in other languagesEdit
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| Japanese | まちがいなおし Machigai Naoshi |
Correcting a mistake |
| French | Chambres jumelles |
Twin bedrooms |
| German | Vorbildliche Einrichtung |
Exemplary Facility |
| Italian | Uguali ma diverse |
Same but different |
| Korean | 다른 그림 찾기 Dareun Geurim Chatgi |
Spot the Difference lit. Finding Different Picture |
| Spanish | Igual pero diferente |
Same but different |
TriviaEdit
- When the microgame is won, there is a poster in the background showing what appears to be a Nintendo Switch dock with a slice of bread popping out of it. This references the first impressions of the Nintendo Switch when it was first revealed on October 20, 2016, where many people compared the dock's likeness to that of a toaster.