European Release
This game was originally set to be released in Europe on June 24, 2005; however, it was later pushed back to February 24, 2006, before Nintendo of Europe changed its release date to "TBD" on the company's website. In the January 2008 issue of the Official Nintendo Magazines "Ask Nintendo" section a Nintendo-Europe representative shed some light on the situation and claimed the WarioWare: Twisted! delay was because Twisted! was still undergoing the compulsory LGA testing and approval for Europe. There has been no further official information since this statement. European copies of the 2008 game Super Smash Bros. Brawl for the Wii list the title in the included database of Nintendo games as "Not Released", while that year also saw the game's page on the Nintendo of Europe website removed. This indicates that the game was cancelled and shelved in Europe. It is likely that the game failed its safety testing. It did receive good reception, so it would have been released in Europe had it not failed.
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