Pokemon Puzzle League Walkthrough
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May2008
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So what wonderful games can you get your grubby mitts on this Monday? Prepared to be amazed as the Virtual Console is getting a new N64 game in the shape of Pokémon Puzzle League.
For those not in the know Pokémon Puzzle League uses the exact same gameplay found in the old SNES and Game Boy title Tetris Attack. You're given a Tetris-like field full of coloured blocks, which you must arrange into.
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Forget the fact that this game's got the Pokemon characters and is a nearly spot-on update of the SNES puzzle classic Tetris Attack (a game so addictive that at one time it was banned from the EGM offices). Quite simply, this is the best two-player puzzle game I've ever played. It takes really mastering the game to understand the nuances of the combo and chain system. But watching two experienced players face-off can be a knuckle-biting experience. Even if you're a beginner, it's an incredibly addictive game. The only flaw in this new version are the annoyingly repetitive voice samples ('I'm gonna win!'). There's an option to turn off all sound effects, but that includes voices, Pokemon sounds and the sounds that indicate a particularly devastating combo is headed your way (which is usually the only way you know you're about to be hit with a huge amount of garbage blocks). The 3D mode is a nice addition, although there's almost too much to think about and you can lose track of how close you are to the top very easily. It's too bad it doesn't utilize its association with Pokemon more; perhaps it could've used a mode where you 'captured' more Pokemon to use. Puzzle League's got an amazing amount of options and modes--you can even edit your own puzzles and save them to challenge others. To ignore this game because of its Pokemon facade would be a crime. Excellent work NST.
If you've never heard of Tetris Attack-the SNES game Puzzle League is based on--you should buy this game without question. It's one of the most ingenious, original and downright addictive puzzle games since, well, the original Tetris itself. Puzzle League does a nice job of updating everything with the Pokemon license--fans will appreciate all the characters Nintendo packed in from the cartoon, plus the voices and even some FMV. There's a great complement of different modes as welt, including the all-important training (for newbies) and puzzle mode (for single-player). But beware: the two-player vs. game may take over your life.
I've learned two things: I really missed a lot when I missed Tetris Attack on the SNES and CJ can kick my butt any day of the week and twice on Sunday. This game is great, almost on the same level as Tetris DX when it comes to sheer fun. Of course, the battle mode is the only way to play if you want the full experience. Using the popular characters and their associated Pokemon from the hit show to revive a classic like this is a stroke of pure genius, though I could do with a bit more variety on the voices. I swear I've heard Ash say, 'I'm gonna win!' about a thousand times, and that was just today. No matter, this review only requires three words: Buy this now.