Let's talk about your NEO GEO collecting + PRICE GUIDES

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Beyond that, no ideas. There is only a single guide for this game that I've ever seen, and it barely contains any info on what is going on, so...guess we're up the creek for a better explanation.

you don't have the manual though. I'll check mine. I had only read the basic rules of the game. Haven't read all the extra stuff yet. Maybe there's a better explanation.

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dammit, I forgot to check the manual Ack. But y'know what? I don't love Puzzle Link. It's not bad by any means. But I played it again over the weekend, and it just doesn't suck me in. I think it's because I don't like puzzle games where entire rows are added at once (like Panel De Pon). Like I said, I don't hate it... but I don't love it.

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dammit, I forgot to check the manual Ack. But y'know what? I don't love Puzzle Link. It's not bad by any means. But I played it again over the weekend, and it just doesn't suck me in. I think it's because I don't like puzzle games where entire rows are added at once (like Panel De Pon). Like I said, I don't hate it... but I don't love it.

Hey man, no worries. There are a lot of other puzzle game options on the NGPC! If you like puzzlers like the Picross series, why not try importing a copy of Picture Puzzle?

That said, the oncoming rows bit is only in the Normal game. The All Clear mode is similar to the Puzzle Mode in Tetris 2. I find it a lot more interesting than the Normal game, so if you haven't tried it, I highly suggest giving it a look!

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Hey man, no worries. There are a lot of other puzzle game options on the NGPC! If you like puzzlers like the Picross series, why not try importing a copy of Picture Puzzle?

yeah there's a lot of good puzzle games on there for sure. I'm a lot more interested in getting Puyo Pop and Magical Drop first. Both great game series, plus both US releases.

That said, the oncoming rows bit is only in the Normal game. The All Clear mode is similar to the Puzzle Mode in Tetris 2. I find it a lot more interesting than the Normal game, so if you haven't tried it, I highly suggest giving it a look!

Oh, good to know. I haven't decided to abandon the game yet or anything. Still want to give it a fair shot, but the All Clear Mode sounds like it will be of more interest to me. Thanks for the heads up.

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I have been very curious about Shanghai Mini but never picked it up. Have you tried it yet, noise?

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I have been very curious about Shanghai Mini but never picked it up. Have you tried it yet, noise?

last night, briefly. My initial impression is: good game. I used to love playing Win95 Mahjong back in the day. This feels just like it. From what I saw, there was a couple of other modes as well, though it didn't appear to have a save feature or anything. I'll have to read through the manual and see what the other modes are and everything.

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My system isn't here yet:

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Guess what I got today??

Guess what I didn't get today??

Weird right? The system came from Japan and the game is coming from Massachusetts and the system came first ...

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