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'''Survival Fever''' is [[Jimmy T.]]'s multiplayer game in [[WarioWare, Inc. Mega Party Game$]]. This game is the first that is played when starting multiplayer mode. It involves, as its name implies, trying to keep the audience with the player as long as possible. The spotlight randomly chooses a person or persons to play a microgame. If a victory, the audience remain in front of the player, if a loss, a fragment of the audience is lost. Three losses equal game over for the player. If more than three or four players, those who are out already can get in the way of the game, like in [[Outta My Way]]. | '''Survival Fever''' is [[Jimmy T.]]'s multiplayer game in [[WarioWare, Inc. Mega Party Game$]]. This game is the first that is played when starting multiplayer mode. It involves, as its name implies, trying to keep the audience with the player as long as possible. The spotlight randomly chooses a person or persons to play a microgame. If a victory, the audience remain in front of the player, if a loss, a fragment of the audience is lost. Three losses equal game over for the player. If more than three or four players, those who are out already can get in the way of the game, like in [[Outta My Way]]. | ||
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Revision as of 15:56, June 24, 2007
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A Screenshot.
Survival Fever is Jimmy T.'s multiplayer game in WarioWare, Inc. Mega Party Game$. This game is the first that is played when starting multiplayer mode. It involves, as its name implies, trying to keep the audience with the player as long as possible. The spotlight randomly chooses a person or persons to play a microgame. If a victory, the audience remain in front of the player, if a loss, a fragment of the audience is lost. Three losses equal game over for the player. If more than three or four players, those who are out already can get in the way of the game, like in Outta My Way.
