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Sega's popular puzzle game returns in this sequel to the blob-arranging original.

Fantavision neither revolutionizes nor damages the genre, it simply comes out somewhere in between. Read the Review

I.Q. Remix+ fails in that it subtracts from what made the original formula so worthy, and it tries to blindside you with tons of techno trickery but fools practically no one. Read the Review

Super Bust-A-Move brings virtually nothing new to the franchise. Read the Review

The Adventures of Cookie & Cream from Agetec is a game that deviates from the norm. Read the Review

Aqua Aqua for the PlayStation 2, the sequel to the critically acclaimed Wetrix for the Nintendo 64, is basically the same game released three years later, but it still represents a refreshing change for the puzzle genre. Read the Review

Mojo! contains a number of frustrating and repetitive elements that keep it from being truly enjoyable. Read the Review

Tetris Worlds introduces one particular change to the gameplay that renders the classic game all but unplayable. Read the Review

Though derivative, Egg Mania provides a perspective on the Tetris formula that's fresh enough and an adequate amount of gameplay variety to keep puzzle fans engaged. Read the Review

This game has absolutely no significance for anyone but hard-core Bust-A-Move completists. Read the Review