If you're not familiar with Bust-A-Move or its parent game Bubble Bobble, then it should be noted that Bust-A-Move 4 is an incredibly cute, kid-friendly game. Yes, Bust-A-Move 4 is one of those cutesy Japanese puzzle games, but it's still pretty fun. Do your best to burst the bubbles and seal the cards!"
It won't be easy, but Cronoa - and the whole universe - are counting on you to see this difficult task through to the end! If you meet this challenge, you will be greatly rewarded.
Each card has five challenging puzzles which must be solved in order to seal the card. The energy of each card will be out of balance unless someone brave and skillful can enter the dream world and seal each card. The Arcana, mystical cards, have fallen into the dimensional cracks we call dreams. She comes to warn of a dire situation, and to ask for help. "A peaceful day ends with a wild night when a character is awoken from a deep sleep by a visit from Cronoa, Governess of the Future.
The back story, however, is slightly more confusing: Think of it as an upside-down, color matching Tetris where you have control over the trajectory of the pieces. The basic goal is to shoot colored bubbles at similarly colored bubbles, which then pop. Puzzle Bobble was re-dubbed Bust-A-Move in the United States, for some odd reason, but it retains the bubble poppin' goodness that the series is known for.īust-A-Move 4 is a rather simple puzzle game that's accessible to youngins, as well as old geezers like myself. One of these was Puzzle Bobble, which was a slightly more cerebral take on the original game. Bubble Bobble was a hit at both the arcades and on the NES, and went on to spawn a bunch of sequels and spin-offs. If the funny green dinosaur type thing on the front of Bust-A-Move 4 looks familiar, perhaps it's because you remember playing Bubble Bobble back in the 80's. PlanetDreamcast | Games | Reviews | Bust-A-Move 4īust it out, bubble brains - Review By Fragmaster
0 kommentar(er)
