Buoyed no doubt by the massive success of Tetris DS, Nintendo today announced that the latest beneficiary of the revamp-o-wand will be Panel de Pon, a puzzle game that has been previously released as Tetris Attack, Pokemon Puzzle League and Pokemon Puzzle Challenge.
Never heard of it? Not to worry, it's pretty simple: players swap adjacent tiles in a large wall of blocks, with the aim being to make horizontal or vertical lines of three or more to delete them. A bit like Zoo Keeper, come to think of it.
In addition to benefiting from touch-screen control, the game will feature both a mission mode and a puzzle mode, the latter of which sees players trying to clear the screen of blocks with a limited amount of moves.
The game makes use of the DS' wi-fi capabilities to provide not only four-player local matches, but also battles over the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, complete with full voice-chat support.
Also new to this edition are items, which are used in competitive matches to hinder your opponent's progress.
Panel de Pon is set for a Japanese release on the 26th of April for
the modest price of 3,800 Yen (approximately £16). Although there's no word of an international release, if it's as succesful as Tetris DS we'd certainly not rule it out. Click on 'Track It!' and we'll keep you informed.
Thursday, February 22, 2007
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