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So when was the last time we got a puzzler in the same league as Tetris?
Bust a Move sort of springs to mind, but I can't think of any others.
Anysway, you can imagine that they never really did suit consoles (not after the 16bit era ended) once games got a bit deeper but I only paid £5 for this one! :-)
So far it's fairly fun.
Seems a bit silly and pointless at first, but after a while you become absorbed in a world of flying shapes as you try to align them into pairs...
... and that's as good as my description gets...
No real review as such but for £5 it's gem and you won't find anything else like it. I only tried the multiplayer once, and that was before I knew what was going on so I can't judge that, but we did take it out after one go. It's a bit better now I've had a proper go at the game though.
Look out for it.
£5 at Another World.
Bust a Move sort of springs to mind, but I can't think of any others.
Anysway, you can imagine that they never really did suit consoles (not after the 16bit era ended) once games got a bit deeper but I only paid £5 for this one! :-)
So far it's fairly fun.
Seems a bit silly and pointless at first, but after a while you become absorbed in a world of flying shapes as you try to align them into pairs...
... and that's as good as my description gets...
No real review as such but for £5 it's gem and you won't find anything else like it. I only tried the multiplayer once, and that was before I knew what was going on so I can't judge that, but we did take it out after one go. It's a bit better now I've had a proper go at the game though.
Look out for it.
£5 at Another World.
I don't believe you!
Email the website to me.
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I tried a few sites but the closest I could find was a £15 offer...
Email the website to me.
[email protected]
I tried a few sites but the closest I could find was a £15 offer...
BG&E is a fiver on the website where you game to play.
I know.
But if you ever walk into a shop with just a fiver to spare...
(It was actually only £4.99 but I had to spend atleast £5 to use my card so I let them over-charge me a penny...)
But if you ever walk into a shop with just a fiver to spare...
(It was actually only £4.99 but I had to spend atleast £5 to use my card so I let them over-charge me a penny...)
BG&E is worth full price, so getting it for fifteen quid or whatever is a bargain.
I can easily recomend BG&E over Zoocube, only you won't find it for a fiver. :-)
I want Beyond Good and Evil.
And Zoocube seemed a lot like Tetris World on the 64.
And Zoocube seemed a lot like Tetris World on the 64.
It's special because there's nothing else like it.
I wouldn't pay anything more than a fiver for it though. :-)
I wouldn't pay anything more than a fiver for it though. :-)
Had it ages ago and wasn't anything special.
So when was the last time we got a puzzler in the same league as Tetris?
Bust a Move sort of springs to mind, but I can't think of any others.
Anysway, you can imagine that they never really did suit consoles (not after the 16bit era ended) once games got a bit deeper but I only paid £5 for this one! :-)
So far it's fairly fun.
Seems a bit silly and pointless at first, but after a while you become absorbed in a world of flying shapes as you try to align them into pairs...
... and that's as good as my description gets...
No real review as such but for £5 it's gem and you won't find anything else like it. I only tried the multiplayer once, and that was before I knew what was going on so I can't judge that, but we did take it out after one go. It's a bit better now I've had a proper go at the game though.
Look out for it.
£5 at Another World.
Bust a Move sort of springs to mind, but I can't think of any others.
Anysway, you can imagine that they never really did suit consoles (not after the 16bit era ended) once games got a bit deeper but I only paid £5 for this one! :-)
So far it's fairly fun.
Seems a bit silly and pointless at first, but after a while you become absorbed in a world of flying shapes as you try to align them into pairs...
... and that's as good as my description gets...
No real review as such but for £5 it's gem and you won't find anything else like it. I only tried the multiplayer once, and that was before I knew what was going on so I can't judge that, but we did take it out after one go. It's a bit better now I've had a proper go at the game though.
Look out for it.
£5 at Another World.