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* Two games, "Famicom" and "Button Masher" feature three games each. The final game is the VideoGame/PunchOut-esque game from the first Wario Ware. Were the other two games made up, or are the actually based off of some Famicom/NES game? (Because that explorer game looked kind of cool...)
** Given those two games were made by [[{{Otaku}} 9-Volt]], I'm willing to wager that they're real games. In every title of the series, every one of 9-Volt's and 18-Volt's games are based on something Nintendo actually made, including their original playing cards. I don't know what games they are either, though; it's possible they [[NoExportForYou were never exported]], like many other things featured in 9-Volt's games.
** The Super Mario Wiki confirms [[http://www.mariowiki.com/Button_Masher_%28WarioWare:_Touched!%29 Button Masher]] and [[http://www.mariowiki.com/Famicom_%28microgame%29 Famicom]] are inspired by 8-bit games in general, but no specific ones.
** The Explorer game kind of looks like a rom hack of ''Kung Fu.''
** Given those two games were made by [[{{Otaku}} 9-Volt]], I'm willing to wager that they're real games. In every title of the series, every one of 9-Volt's and 18-Volt's games are based on something Nintendo actually made, including their original playing cards. I don't know what games they are either, though; it's possible they [[NoExportForYou were never exported]], like many other things featured in 9-Volt's games.
** The Super Mario Wiki confirms [[http://www.mariowiki.com/Button_Masher_%28WarioWare:_Touched!%29 Button Masher]] and [[http://www.mariowiki.com/Famicom_%28microgame%29 Famicom]] are inspired by 8-bit games in general, but no specific ones.
** The Explorer game kind of looks like a rom hack of ''Kung Fu.''
