WarioWare: Move It! All 4-Player Party Mode Minigames

All 4-player party mode minigames in WarioWare: Move It!
4-Player Party Mode Minigames (Timestamps):
00:00 Galactic Conquest
A board game where points matter most. Players play a series of minigames earning points based on performance. Winner of each round will roll dice. The board game, however, has spaces filled with surprises which makes this game unpredictable. The player with the most points after someone reaches the goal is the winner
20:35 Listen to the Doctor!
A returning classic from WarioWare: Mega Party Game$ where players beat microgames while following the doctor's orders. Other players give likes based on how the player follows the doctor. The player with the most likes wins
28:46 Medusa March
Players race to defeat a menacing Medusa, beating microgames along the way. Caught by Medusa twice, and the player is calcified and out of the game. The first player to reach and defeat Medusa wins
32:32 Go the Distance
Be the last player standing in a survival fever match inside a boxing ring. Each player starts with 4 lives, and players are out of the game if they run out of lives. Last player standing wins!
48:22 The "Who's In Control?" Show
Teams of two try to clear microgames, but only one player is actually playing! Can the other team find out who's actually playing the microgames?
Thanks for watching!

[@Idristick]

31:36 Ashley when everyone is calcified 'Everyone else is bad at this.' and i mean she's not wrong but that craked me up the first time i saw this video.

[@Minemuscle]

The Who’s in Control Show is the only one of these that must played with 4 players. The others can be played with at least 2 players.

[@tg97gaming]

Indeed. It's a team mechanic too

[@yoshiwoollyworld]

@@tg97gaming It’s an interesting idea on paper but if the game always gives both players a chance to be in control (instead of potentially giving one player control in both rounds), it’s too easy to figure out who is playing through process of elimination, and it may be awkward to play when both players on the same team favor different hands. A 2 vs 2 version of either Switching Gears or Double Act would’ve been a better 2 vs 2 game

[@tg97gaming]

@@yoshiwoollyworld I feel like a lot of times I watched streams of this minigame, a lot of times the actual player got caught, and I feel like if Move It can support 6 players party I guess The Who's In Control Show is probably better 3v3 instead of 2v2?

[@jimmyt347]

WarioWare Move It just looks like SpongeBob SquarePants.

[@creechieuihana]

Is that an insult or a compliment

[@seanloveranes7515]

Can you do all mixed up please

[@tg97gaming]

Would try, but I'm rather keen on doing Get It Together high score runs. Will definitely go back to Move It AMU just to try to reach 100

[@seanloveranes7515]

Me too I’m trying to do those high score