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  • Nice review!

    I played this a lot on my Amstrad CPC.

  • Awesome game, excellent review.

  • I have the NES version!

  • No matter how difficult this game got (and it managed to seriously piss me off on a regular basis) I always enjoyed it.

  • Wonderful and challenging game used to play the NES and Gameboy versions but never played it in a actual arcade.

  • That looks pretty sweet! That game would probably kick my ass later on though.

  • I have only played the NES version of this, but after watching this, it seems like it was a faithful port The arcade version looks to be far more colorful, though!

  • nice game, when i saw the name i was not expecting to see a puzzle game, i may try it out sometime tought

  • I had this on NES. Is still one of my fav. games from a design perspective. I think it's fairly brilliant.

  • Man I played the heck out of this for the NES. I like to remove the block the sparks are revolving around and let them fly away. On later levels some of the sparks move insanely fast.

    There are numerous secret items to uncover by either erasing a block or placing and then erasing a block. There are also some secret levels in the game; I don't remember how you uncover them.

    Thanks for the video of this great game!

  • This game is legendary, a great review for a great classic! ;)

  • It got a sequel on the GB called "Solomon's Club", the GBC also had a similiar game to this called "Monster Rancher Explorer".

  • @Highretrogamelord89 Ahhhh thank you for those tid bits.

  • reminds me of being a youngling :)

  • @Romancandle88 Younglings in the Jedi Temple........

  • That looks like a fun game I will have to check it out sometime even though I'm not that good at these types of games. Good video.

  • @StrykerEG You can't be any worse than me my friend.

  • It's like an early Terraria!

  • @Broshmosh Hmmmm maybe on a very basic level, Terraria is much more complex and boards are randomly created. But good eye on see that.

  • @MAMECADE Oh of course, but as an example of a game inolving blocks and emphasis on gathering items for specific purposes, I think this could stand up as a very very early inspiration for games like Terraria and its older sibling Minecraft.

  • @Broshmosh Yep, again I say... Good eye sir.

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