Actionloop Twist Comments by Tom Bramwell
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Der_tolle_Emil
10/06/08 @ 07:22
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I'm pleasently surprised to be honest. I thought it wouldn't do very well on the Wii probably because XBLA versions of such games don't fare that well too often.
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monkie_king
10/06/08 @ 08:43
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Typo in review, in the phrase "or on Xbox Live Arcade as Zuma Deluxe", you missed out "blatant rip-off".
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smelly wrote:
"nine?!?!? NINE!?!?!? Are you sure? It looks shit? It's not april fools is it? So you're saying it's better than MGS 4?" Rich coming from someone that says "My point is.. We ALL KNOW the wii has shite graphics. Get over it... "
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monkie_king
10/06/08 @ 10:48
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They're supposed to be bringing out some external storage soon. Probably just a USB flash drive with a little bit of DRM/crypto on it, for £30 =(
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thedaveeyres
10/06/08 @ 11:25
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To be fair, this does look considerably more interesting than MGS 4...
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Pac-man ate my wife
10/06/08 @ 12:53
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Wii Ware is shaping up nicely. Suits me perfectly. I hate swapping discs. Although I guess in the future I will be juggling memory blocks instead if the quality of titles keep going like this.
+1 I very much forward look forward to our discless future, however it does mean that I won't be able to trade in any more which'll put a cramp in the amount of games I get through. |
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Rev. Stuart Campbell
10/06/08 @ 13:09
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Clear as mud. Wouldn't a better analogy have been, "as though you're holding a screw driver", something everyone has done.
Ah, NOW I get it. I was sitting here trying to figure out how on Earth you'd get a rolling pin from, say, "5 o'clock" to "4 o'clock", because describing it as such makes me think of holding it like a club. It seemed like an amazingly awful way to control such a game, but screwdriver-style it makes sense. Tom, you idiot. |
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Pac-man ate my wife
10/06/08 @ 13:26
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How can you give 9/10 to a game that costs £7 for what is essentially a glorified flash game you can get free on the internet?
How about you try... y'know... reading the review?: Between Quest, Challenge and the Multiplayer elements, there's plenty here to justify your seven quid. It might not have made it as a full-price game, but then - like puzzle games on the DS - it feels right at home at this price on a download service like WiiWare." |
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Since you twist the Wiimote, i wonder if there'll still be any stages with multiple launchers, like the DS version had. It worked really well with stylus flicking from diff places.
monkie_king: "you missed out "blatant rip-off"" - actually could be argued that Zuma was a blatant rip-off of the original Puzzloop, which makes this game part of the "official" series
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