The Japanese version of WarioWare: Mega Microgames, simply named Made in Wario, should be a separate category from the other versions (USA and Europe). Japanese has a handful of target scores that are different to the other versions, not to mention the fact that it's in Japanese. Plus, there's a price difference in cartridges. English cartridges are significantly more expensive than Japanese ones due to the game's success in Japan compared to everywhere else. And European cartridges are extreme. Japanese is a different enough language to make the challenge level higher due to being more complicated and the fact that fewer people know it. If Japanese turns out to be slower, it won't put poorer or less English fluent players at a disadvantage.
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