Lumines Mobile released
Mizuguchi hits handhelds.
Gameloft has announced the worldwide release of Lumines Mobile, the latest version of Tetsuya Mizuguchi's hit puzzler.
Lumines Mobile sees players arranging falling blocks to match up colours and clear rows, to the sound of a variety of catchy tunes from the likes of Andy Hunter and Mondo Grosso.
The game has already been a huge hit on PSP, but the mobile version has been specially designed to allow for short bursts of play. Other features include new bonuses, new shapes and a third block colour. Mizuguchi was full of praise for the game when he spoke to us at E3 recently.
Lumines Mobile is available now in 75 countries, via 150 telecom operators. Different versions have been designed to suit a huge range of handsets, and prices range from GBP 3 to GBP 5.
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Like the Arcade levels, combining puzzle arrangements and time targets, but it's the Challenge mode (basically normal) that draws me in. Good music, decent skins, and I'm surprised it works so well vertically without needing to turn the screen widescreen in emulation of the psp.
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Best thing about Mobile games: I can play them at my desk!
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Just went into the 'games' section and there is a link to the download pages.
Cost me a fiver.
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I seriuosly prefer playing solitaire then this on my PSP.
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Definitely one of the better mobile games I've tried and not likely to go away from my phone for some time.
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Anyhow i got it from gamesloft and paid through paypal and cost me £2.12 which is a bargain as its the best mobile game ive had in ages pity my work breaks seem to go so fast at work now playing it ! lol
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Anyhoo working and yes time to get rid of my psp and get a DS Lite.
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There was no way im paying £5 from my fone credit, £3 from their site is an improvement.