Anyone else excited

Smurfbert · 02-06-2003, 12:13 PM

I was just wondering if anyone else except me is very excited about Nintendo Puzzle Colection or the new Bust-A-move game. There is no gameplay that is more addicting than puzzle games. Also the ladies loves them, they usually do not enjoy when i play Resident Evil or something similiar but whith puzzle games is another story. My many (And I me?n tons) of former girlfriends (usually really hot) are usually somewhat skeptical about my game collection but when I pull out my original toploader NES with Dr Mario they sure like to play. Sometimes I even get a lot of lovin afterwards (always a god trick)

Mutter · 02-06-2003, 12:21 PM

If Super Street Puzzle Fighter 2 was released for the Gamecube, my love of puzzle games will grow exponentially. But I guess this is what the GB-Player is for

Appsaa · 02-06-2003, 12:24 PM

I wanted 2 get super bust-a-move 2 but no one around here has it...
I want the new Mr. Driller game.. if it doesn't come out over here I'm gonna RAGE... RAGE I tell u

Neo Otacon · 02-06-2003, 03:16 PM

With the news of the Freeloader being released, I believe I'm going to have to import the Nintendo Puzzle Collection. It's one of those bargain-priced new releases, and how hard is it to stumble through a puzzle game, anyway?

Puzzle Fighter is STILL coming out on the GBA (though it's been kinda delayed) that title also pumps me up. SPF2:T was one of those PSX games that nobody originally wanted, but when they played it they got hopelessly addicted.

I don't know what Ubi Soft did, but they sure.... Frenchified the translation/localization or whatever of the Bust a Move GBA game. If the localization of Puyo Pop was an example of a perfect GBA puzzle game localization, then B-A-M probably gets the crap reward. The menus make me wanna cryyyyyy!!!

...I wish Nintendo would get the Tetris rights back. Even today, the best Tetris is still the original Green-and-lighter green Game Boy version. I've made many a Luigi cower in defeat (='_'=)

Mutter · 02-06-2003, 03:45 PM

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Originally posted by Neo Otacon

Puzzle Fighter is STILL coming out on the GBA (though it's been kinda delayed) that title also pumps me up. SPF2:T was one of those PSX games that nobody originally wanted, but when they played it they got hopelessly addicted.

I was younger when I played on it, and I had to rent it like a dozen times... then they didn't stock it anymore. Bastards. It was fucking great though.

Black Ace · 02-06-2003, 04:37 PM

Yep, I don't understand, Testris is such a simple game to make. All these new Tetris games over the year isn't up to the standard of the one I played on NES. I think simplicity was why it was fun, these new Testris games has a lot of new stuff. But I admit, Nintendo's Testrisphere on N64 was really cool. Testris Attack was release here as Pokemon Puzzle League, its more of a strategy game. You align blocks so that they match to make them disappeared.

Smurfbert · 02-06-2003, 06:19 PM

I never played tetrisphere although I had some friends who enjoyed it, Street Puzzle Fighter is cool but personally I enjoy those little Dinosaurs from the Bust-A-Move series.

I am a old boy and personally it does not matter if the game is super advanced or has super graphics. Halo is a nice game but after finished it I really dont care to ever go back to it. Puzzle games which are much more simplistic I tend to play for years. It is all based on gameplay.

That is probably why I constantly since 1982 have played games on my Colecovision.

I dont think I will import Bust-A-Move or the Nin Puzzle Collection, to expensive to do plus I still can play Dr. Mario, Tetris on the Nes and Bust-A-Move 4 on the playstation. But I sure am very excited about the titles though. I hope they deliver.

yellowlightman · 02-06-2003, 06:44 PM

Has Nintendo Puzzle Collection been announced for relased over here yet? I was thinking about just importing it with the Freeloader, but NCS has it for $50 and I'm hopeful that if it gets released here it'll be relatively cheap (I can't imagine them charging $45-50 for it... it is just a puzzle game).

I love Bust a Move, but I haven't been able to find any previews for the Gamecube game, despite it coming out soon.

Smurfbert · 02-06-2003, 06:59 PM

Nice I always wondered where all those Bust-A-Move fans were hiding.

I am not sure if Nin Puzzle Col has been announce yet for either the U.S or Europe. Hopefully it is a semi budget title but after RE 2 and 3 you never know.

I believe that you can find a preview of the game in Magic Box gamecube previews, if I remember correctly it is under Super Puzzle Bobble All Stars.

Sturat · 02-07-2003, 02:26 AM

Yoshi's Cookie is a great game that doesn't get the recognition it deserves.

yellowlightman · 02-07-2003, 04:50 AM

Is Yoshi's Cookie the same as the Yoshi Puzzle game on the NES?

dog$ · 02-07-2003, 06:29 AM

Those are two different titles... I only had to play Yoshi Cookie one time for me to have my fill; it was horrible.

The Best Version Of Tetris is the black-cart Tengen printing of it for NES, B&W Gameboy version is classic though. Tengen Tetris, though, is a lot like the arcade version -and- gives you competitive, cooperative (yes, 2-player cooperative Tetris (it's messed up)) multiplayer games as well as a choice of BGM. Plus for every Level Up (which happens every 30 lines instead of 10 ) you get the Russian dancers in the center...

Appsaa · 02-07-2003, 08:58 AM

I used to play tetris on my TI-86 calculator all the time in AP gov't class.. it was simple yet great.. there was also a n64 tetris that I had... where u make cubes to get more points.. and 4 player was awesome

02-06-2003, 12:13 PM	#1
Smurfbert It's Game over man! Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Colony LV-246 Posts: 253	Anyone else excited I was just wondering if anyone else except me is very excited about Nintendo Puzzle Colection or the new Bust-A-move game. There is no gameplay that is more addicting than puzzle games. Also the ladies loves them, they usually do not enjoy when i play Resident Evil or something similiar but whith puzzle games is another story. My many (And I me?n tons) of former girlfriends (usually really hot) are usually somewhat skeptical about my game collection but when I pull out my original toploader NES with Dr Mario they sure like to play. Sometimes I even get a lot of lovin afterwards (always a god trick)

02-06-2003, 03:16 PM	#4
Neo Otacon Registered User Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Sacramento, CA Posts: 267	With the news of the Freeloader being released, I believe I'm going to have to import the Nintendo Puzzle Collection. It's one of those bargain-priced new releases, and how hard is it to stumble through a puzzle game, anyway? Puzzle Fighter is STILL coming out on the GBA (though it's been kinda delayed) that title also pumps me up. SPF2:T was one of those PSX games that nobody originally wanted, but when they played it they got hopelessly addicted. I don't know what Ubi Soft did, but they sure.... Frenchified the translation/localization or whatever of the Bust a Move GBA game. If the localization of Puyo Pop was an example of a perfect GBA puzzle game localization, then B-A-M probably gets the crap reward. The menus make me wanna cryyyyyy!!! ...I wish Nintendo would get the Tetris rights back. Even today, the best Tetris is still the original Green-and-lighter green Game Boy version. I've made many a Luigi cower in defeat (='_'=) __________________ In the RPG of life, I'm just another NPC

02-06-2003, 06:44 PM	#8
yellowlightman Gundam you. Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: CA Posts: 106	Has Nintendo Puzzle Collection been announced for relased over here yet? I was thinking about just importing it with the Freeloader, but NCS has it for $50 and I'm hopeful that if it gets released here it'll be relatively cheap (I can't imagine them charging $45-50 for it... it is just a puzzle game). I love Bust a Move, but I haven't been able to find any previews for the Gamecube game, despite it coming out soon. __________________ The Yellowlightman 16-Bit Human -my video games blog

02-07-2003, 04:50 AM	#11
yellowlightman Gundam you. Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: CA Posts: 106	Is Yoshi's Cookie the same as the Yoshi Puzzle game on the NES? __________________ The Yellowlightman 16-Bit Human -my video games blog

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02-06-2003, 12:21 PM	#2
Mutter Olimar is my mate Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Bedfordshire Posts: 277	If Super Street Puzzle Fighter 2 was released for the Gamecube, my love of puzzle games will grow exponentially. But I guess this is what the GB-Player is for

02-06-2003, 12:24 PM	#3
Appsaa Registered User Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 261	I wanted 2 get super bust-a-move 2 but no one around here has it... I want the new Mr. Driller game.. if it doesn't come out over here I'm gonna RAGE... RAGE I tell u

02-06-2003, 04:37 PM	#6
Black Ace Watching liek a Hwak Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 2,971	Yep, I don't understand, Testris is such a simple game to make. All these new Tetris games over the year isn't up to the standard of the one I played on NES. I think simplicity was why it was fun, these new Testris games has a lot of new stuff. But I admit, Nintendo's Testrisphere on N64 was really cool. Testris Attack was release here as Pokemon Puzzle League, its more of a strategy game. You align blocks so that they match to make them disappeared.

02-06-2003, 06:19 PM	#7
Smurfbert It's Game over man! Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Colony LV-246 Posts: 253	I never played tetrisphere although I had some friends who enjoyed it, Street Puzzle Fighter is cool but personally I enjoy those little Dinosaurs from the Bust-A-Move series. I am a old boy and personally it does not matter if the game is super advanced or has super graphics. Halo is a nice game but after finished it I really dont care to ever go back to it. Puzzle games which are much more simplistic I tend to play for years. It is all based on gameplay. That is probably why I constantly since 1982 have played games on my Colecovision. I dont think I will import Bust-A-Move or the Nin Puzzle Collection, to expensive to do plus I still can play Dr. Mario, Tetris on the Nes and Bust-A-Move 4 on the playstation. But I sure am very excited about the titles though. I hope they deliver.

02-06-2003, 06:59 PM	#9
Smurfbert It's Game over man! Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Colony LV-246 Posts: 253	Nice I always wondered where all those Bust-A-Move fans were hiding. I am not sure if Nin Puzzle Col has been announce yet for either the U.S or Europe. Hopefully it is a semi budget title but after RE 2 and 3 you never know. I believe that you can find a preview of the game in Magic Box gamecube previews, if I remember correctly it is under Super Puzzle Bobble All Stars.

02-07-2003, 02:26 AM	#10
Sturat Jaded since 1994. Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Minnesota Posts: 107	Yoshi's Cookie is a great game that doesn't get the recognition it deserves.

02-07-2003, 06:29 AM	#12
dog$ RS Cokehead Police Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: In the Spirit World, ?sshole! Posts: 549	Those are two different titles... I only had to play Yoshi Cookie one time for me to have my fill; it was horrible. The Best Version Of Tetris is the black-cart Tengen printing of it for NES, B&W Gameboy version is classic though. Tengen Tetris, though, is a lot like the arcade version -and- gives you competitive, cooperative (yes, 2-player cooperative Tetris (it's messed up)) multiplayer games as well as a choice of BGM. Plus for every Level Up (which happens every 30 lines instead of 10 ) you get the Russian dancers in the center...

02-07-2003, 08:58 AM	#13
Appsaa Registered User Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 261	I used to play tetris on my TI-86 calculator all the time in AP gov't class.. it was simple yet great.. there was also a n64 tetris that I had... where u make cubes to get more points.. and 4 player was awesome