Game:

Puyo Puyo (1991)

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This is another game for the X68000 that I can't find ANY information for...which isn't surprising. The X68000 is home to many homebrew games and such and it's hard to tell which ones are legit sometimes. Regardless, I will tell you that Take Soft is the developer/publisher and there seems to be three versions of this game: Mark II, Hehebereke, and the first one...which was more or less just BodhiDharma. The first one was 1994, with Hehebereke being in 1995 and this version in 1996. The games have nice music and the visuals are decent...also, each version has somewhat altered mechanics.

In this version, you must match at least three of the same color to break them...however, the catch is that there are ones that drop with a color trapped inside of them. For example, lets say you want to break three blue ones. One of the blue ones will have a blue outer shell with a red inner portion. If you were to match three regular blue ones, they would all disappear normally. However, if you match three with two blues and the blue one with red inside, the two normal blue ones will break, and so will the special blue one...but a red block will appear in its place. It sounds complicated, but it's a lot easier to watch the video to see what I mean. It can cause for some tough chains.

I don't know if there are other opponents to fight, but I do know that different rounds have different music. One more thing; the CPU A.I. is REALLY bad until you win about half a dozen rounds, then it gets more aggressive. The items you match together are called Daruma dolls (達磨). Enjoy.

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