If some friend told me "you know what? they released Zuma on Nintendo DS!", i'd probably have run to the nearest local dealer... I love everything in that little gaming gem: graphics, soundtrack or even the gameplay. It incarnates what i call "an innovating game" compared to "yet another tetris clone" or "latest hi-tech FPS".
Pas de bol. Ils ont tout foiré. Un peu comme quand ils ont décidé de remplacer les petites fées de "Paneru de Pon" par les personnages Mario pour en faire "Tetris Attack"... ou comme quand ils ont fait de "Children of Mana" un jeu de donjon là où tout le monde attendait un Action/RPG... ou la transmogrification de Fury of the Furries en "Pacman in Time".
Too bad: they missed the opportunity of doing a great game. "Action Loop" i disapointingly looking like a poor shareware of the 90s, with as much hex-appeal as the result of crossing a candy automaton with a rock-n-roll juke-box. And this is not the first time a little gem is defaced when moving into the cash-driven world of console gaming. They already did it to "Paneru de Pon", "Children of Mana", "Prehistorik Man" and "Pacman in Time". For those who loved the fun of Popcap's game, i'm sorry, but Action Loop removed everything that makes it fun. Forget it. If you're really in need for a pop-the-balls-and-break-the-chains game on your DS, you might want to consider "Luxor : Pharaoh's Challenge instead" ... not as cute as Zuma, but at least it hasn't been ruined in the port.
et si tu avais lu tes mails.. je 'avais envoyé l'annonce de ce mauvais clone il y a qq mois ! :'
ReplyDeletec'est vraiment dommage que le vrai Zumma n'ai pu être édité ;( car Zumma au Stylet su été sympa
oui, oui, j'avais bien lu mes mails, je n'ai juste pas blogué ça à ce moment-là.
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