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colour_thief
05-15-2006, 09:05 AM
**crickets chirping**
tepples
05-15-2006, 09:31 AM
I'd get it published outside Japan.
Xkeeper
05-15-2006, 09:40 AM
I'd get it published outside Japan.Amen. Even just TGM1... which makes me wonder if the PS1 game (that was, suprise, japan-only) had the standard TGM features or if it was just a generic Tetris clone...
colour_thief
05-15-2006, 09:52 AM
I'd get it published outside Japan.Amen. Even just TGM1... which makes me wonder if the PS1 game (that was, suprise, japan-only) had the standard TGM features or if it was just a generic Tetris clone...

If you mean Arika's Sakura licensed Tetris game, it's not very standard at all. It controls like TGM2, with a few small differences. The gameplay concept is based around Sega's arcade game Flashpoint (read: Tetris variant under a different name). There's a video on Arika's website showing someone kicking ass if you want to see what it's like. I've got a copy, it's fun. The only 2 modes are the "time attack puzzles" featured in the video, and VS (so no endless/standard mode). The VS is pretty cool, and has special powers in the same vein as Tetris Battle Gaiden (SNES). It even has a decent AI.
Xkeeper
05-15-2006, 04:51 PM
I'd get it published outside Japan.Amen. Even just TGM1... which makes me wonder if the PS1 game (that was, suprise, japan-only) had the standard TGM features or if it was just a generic Tetris clone...
If you mean Arika's Sakura licensed Tetris game, it's not very standard at all. It controls like TGM2, with a few small differences. The gameplay concept is based around Sega's arcade game Flashpoint (read: Tetris variant under a different name). There's a video on Arika's website showing someone kicking ass if you want to see what it's like. I've got a copy, it's fun. The only 2 modes are the "time attack puzzles" featured in the video, and VS (so no endless/standard mode). The VS is pretty cool, and has special powers in the same vein as Tetris Battle Gaiden (SNES). It even has a decent AI.Oh, wow. If I could find out how to go about obtaining a copy, I would.


(kind of sucks that there's no standard, though.)