Yeah, no Puzzle Fighter for you then.BoneSnapDeez wrote:Haven't played it!
I'm colorblind so I get killed by color-based puzzles though. I was playing Bust-A-Move (or some similar game - I can't remember) the other day and had to shut it off after about five minutes. I was getting nowhere.
Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine
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Let strength be granted, so the world might be mended...so the world might be mended.
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One or the other versions of this game has little shapes in the bubbles to help differentiate them as well, so the right version of Bust-A-Move/Puzzle Bobble may still be playable.BoneSnapDeez wrote: I'm colorblind so I get killed by color-based puzzles though. I was playing Bust-A-Move (or some similar game - I can't remember) the other day and had to shut it off after about five minutes. I was getting nowhere.
And the gems in Columns have different shapes as well. Not sure if they're distinct enough to be worth it, however.
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What about changing the tint on the old sd tv?
Flip the colors?
Flip the colors?
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o.pwuaioc wrote:Dr. Mario > Puyo Puyo > Columns
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Are you blind to all colors, or just a few? (like red and green)BoneSnapDeez wrote:Haven't played it!
I'm colorblind so I get killed by color-based puzzles though. I was playing Bust-A-Move (or some similar game - I can't remember) the other day and had to shut it off after about five minutes. I was getting nowhere.
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Tetris all the way, brothers.
Just yesterday, I found out about Sega's Tetris Dekaris (giant Tetris). I need to play this.

Just yesterday, I found out about Sega's Tetris Dekaris (giant Tetris). I need to play this.

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Mean Bean Machine is actually one of my favorite puzzlers. I had it on my Sonic Classics cart for Genesis and played the crap out of it. I still pop it in the Nomad every once in a while.
I am buying all Saturn games, PM me with your offerings and I will let you know if I need the game or not! (Everything must be CIB)
Currently trying to knock off all the sports games, would like to get them <$5 each! Of course if you would like to donate them I will gladly pay the shipping!
Currently trying to knock off all the sports games, would like to get them <$5 each! Of course if you would like to donate them I will gladly pay the shipping!
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If you like Mean Bean Machine or Kirby's Avalance, you really need to try a more recent version of Puyo Puyo. Those games are ports of like Puyo Puyo 1 or something. Some of the later games add some really neat features and play elements. Unlike some puzzle games, many of the additions genuinely improve the game instead of just messing with a model that works perfectly.
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Used to love playing puzzle bobble 2 for the neo geo (I think) when I used to go to the arcades. They also had tetris there but did mean bean machine or puyo puyo ever make it in the arcades?
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Yes, it did.mas wrote:...did mean bean machine or puyo puyo ever make it in the arcades?
http://www.arcade-museum.com/results.php
Tsu was a System C2 game and Sun was a Titan game. Both had Saturn ports. Sun was a pretty direct port due to being on essentially the same hardware in the arcade.
