Lumines Supernova on PSN tomorrow
European wait for stellar puzzler ends.
Q Entertainment will finally release Lumines Supernova on the European PlayStation Store tomorrow.
You'll need GBP 9.99 or EUR 14.99 to buy the puzzle game, which adds Dig Down and Sequencer modes to the much-ported, proven formula.
Dig Down has players burrow through a block-filled screen, and the Sequencer lets users piece together backing tracks from a stock selection of loops.
Trophies are in, as are Skin Edit, Time Attack, Puzzle, Mission and local head-to-head modes familiar to Lumines. There's no online multiplayer yet, though.
To celebrate all this, Q Entertainment has teamed with Media Molecule to offer a special LittleBigPlanet skin.
Lumines, for those unaware, is a puzzler based around arranging 2x2 squares of same-coloured blocks falling from the top of the screen. Do so, and a vertical line sweeps along and clears them in time to the music.
Look out for our thoughts on Lumines Supernova soon.
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/awaits SFIV...
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Does anyone know what happened to Acrobatic Battle Cars that was suppose to come last week ?
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Hopefully Supernova will change my mind.
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Sounds like a good month for the PSN store with the Burnout DLC & Killzone 2 demo also due tomorrow and Noby Noby Boy & Flower over the next two weeks.
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Apparently its the best of the Creat Studios games, not that Magic Ball was bad, but I'm kinda done with that game now. Need something new!
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Sony put up a demo and charged £7.99 for it. It was supposed to be free, with a purchase of the full game available from the demo itself. So it got removed about half an hour after it was posted, and one of the developers said they were trying to sort it all out on NeoGAF.
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I have a feeling that this will play more like Lumines I than Lumines II which isn't necessarily a good thing but I hope to be proven wrong.
I'm a bit surprised that Q Entertainment didn't make this native 1080p (everything I've read so far points to it being 720p).
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It's a really easy set of trophies though.
I'm tempted to give MAgic Ball a try next as that looks like fun.
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That is all.
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Really proud of European PSN at getting this out just over a month from US Store!
Big improvement, keep it up lads!!
SFHD Turbo?
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£9.99 isn't to bad a price, I was expecting it to be about the £14.99 mark.
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Lumines I is a great game but Lumines II is better. I just don't know which of the 2 Supernova will be closer to. £9.99 isn't a bad price, considering how much it was when it first came out on the PSP (£34.99).
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Always thought a PS3 version should be released, and trophies makes it utterly unmissable. Sold!