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Posted: Aug 7th 2007 7:47PM (Unverified) said

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Yeah, would anyone care to explain what in the hell those patterns MEAN? I'm curious. I don't understand what those patterns in the image translate to a "drop pattern" in the game.

Posted: Aug 7th 2007 8:04PM (Unverified) said

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@ Stef Geiger -- I'm by no means a veteran at the game, but I can try to explain.

Basically, in the game, you use similar-colored blocks to build up large chunks (four small reds equal one larger red block, etc), then when you get a glowing circle of the same color, you use it to break said large blocks to unleash an "attack" on your opponent. The "attack" comes in the above drop patterns, depending on the size of the block you destroyed. So, if Dan attacks you, for example, if you have a red glowing circle on your side, his attack is rendered useless as your circle will destroy all of his pretty quick (you've got to last five moves before the attack turn into the colors in the list).

Yeah, I suck at explaining, but hopefully it helps a little!

Posted: Aug 7th 2007 9:40PM Kruegmeister said

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Is the HD for High Definition???
Do we really need a High Def Puzzle Game???
1080p Blocks of 16 Color Glory???

Posted: Aug 7th 2007 10:13PM (Unverified) said

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@ scott

the rest of the game (i.e. the street fighter characters and animations) are in more than 16 colors dude.

Posted: Aug 8th 2007 6:17AM nyuhsuk said

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If you've played this before on the PSX/PC, you'd be excited to grab it once it's released, HD or not. I've had 2 copies of this game 'lent out' to never see them again... I hate re-lender's...

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