Bust-A-Move Universe
Family Friendly Gaming always pays
attentions to publishers when they release good games for families. The
games with the good moral and ethical content have a much better chance
of receiving a high score. So I paid ultra close attention to
Bust-A-Move Universe when I heard about it. I saw it went on sale on
Black Friday so I jumped at the opportunity of purchasing it. The
coolest part about Bust-A-Move Universe is it is a Nintendo 3DS title.
That platform has been taking off in recent months. This is one of those
games that could improve the image of Square Enix.
Bust-A-Move Universe is one of the original match three or more. The one
key difference is the player has a launcher. They shoot the orbs at orbs
on the top of the screen. Match three or more to make them go away. If
they happen to have other orbs anchored to them only then they also go
away. The question any gamer is going to have is: "how are the 3D
effects?" Thus far in playing Bust-A-Move Universe I am not impressed.
The background looks like a planet that is rotating around at a quick
pace. I have been turning it off.
Thankfully there is more to Bust-A-Move Universe than the 3D effects.
Player free their friends by collecting keys. They also get to fight in
boss battles. Rapid fire is one of the coolest features that I got to
use against the first boss. I am going to work a review for Bust-A-Move
Universe into my schedule for an upcoming release of Family Friendly
Gaming. Until then you can know that Bust-A-Move Universe is one of the
safest games for families from Square Enix.
{12/13/2011} - Paul
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