the_shpydar wrote:

Looks good i guess, but i'm personally not interested — growing up with the 2600, i'm more of a Breakout purist (which i think is a classification i just now invented).

grumblegrumble wrote:

the_shpydar wrote:

Looks good i guess, but i'm personally not interested — growing up with the 2600, i'm more of a Breakout purist (which i think is a classification i just now invented).

Oh, how cool! I'm a 2600 freak, too. I still have my original 7800! haha.. I love playing Breakout. (and Tetris, etc.) So I am giving this one a shot, even though I know it's much different than Breakout and Tetris, etc.

Retro_on_theGo wrote:

I just can't buy this knowing Europe got Dream Land 2 and we get this. u_u

MrArcade wrote:

grumblegrumble wrote:

the_shpydar wrote:

Looks good i guess, but i'm personally not interested — growing up with the 2600, i'm more of a Breakout purist (which i think is a classification i just now invented).

Oh, how cool! I'm a 2600 freak, too. I still have my original 7800! haha.. I love playing Breakout. (and Tetris, etc.) So I am giving this one a shot, even though I know it's much different than Breakout and Tetris, etc.

Lol remember Pac-Man for the 2600?.....that turned out well didn't it.

RR529 wrote:

Retro_on_theGo wrote:

I just can't buy this knowing Europe got Dream Land 2 and we get this. u_u

Yes, because not buying VC is the way we get them to releasese more.

Anyhow, Kirby's Block Ball is an extremely fun game I encourage everyone to play (I was surprised at the $2.99 price point too. Seems much more like a title they'd offer for $3.99). I had it as a kid, so I knew I was definately going to be getting it, but I had honestly forgotten how fun the game is.

Joshers744 wrote:

I think it's been worth the 3 bucks I paid for it. Kind of got addicted for a bit and went through the first three worlds then made myself quit. Had other things that needed to be done, and I'm trying to finally play the rest of the way through Spirit Tracks.
Kirby Block Ball is simple, but somewhat humble and charming. Never played it before and it's a nice break from all the Zelda I play.

Retro_on_theGo wrote:

I just can't buy this knowing Europe got Dream Land 2 and we get this. u_u

grumblegrumble wrote:

Joshers744 wrote:

I think it's been worth the 3 bucks I paid for it. Kind of got addicted for a bit and went through the first three worlds then made myself quit. Had other things that needed to be done, and I'm trying to finally play the rest of the way through Spirit Tracks.
Kirby Block Ball is simple, but somewhat humble and charming. Never played it before and it's a nice break from all the Zelda I play.

Oh! Spirit Tracks is so underrated, in my opinion! I'm playing that and Minish Cap for the zillionth time through, and love them both equally. I'm also playing Kirby Block Ball in between that during my half an hour a night sessions lol

LztheBlehBird wrote:

Retro_on_theGo wrote:

I just can't buy this knowing Europe got Dream Land 2 and we get this. u_u

I'm sorry, but this is a lousy reason not to buy something. Europe lacks several games America has, so don't whine about it too much

Joshers744 wrote:

grumblegrumble wrote:

Joshers744 wrote:

I think it's been worth the 3 bucks I paid for it. Kind of got addicted for a bit and went through the first three worlds then made myself quit. Had other things that needed to be done, and I'm trying to finally play the rest of the way through Spirit Tracks.
Kirby Block Ball is simple, but somewhat humble and charming. Never played it before and it's a nice break from all the Zelda I play.

Oh! Spirit Tracks is so underrated, in my opinion! I'm playing that and Minish Cap for the zillionth time through, and love them both equally. I'm also playing Kirby Block Ball in between that during my half an hour a night sessions lol

Don't want to get too off topic, but yes, Spirit Tracks is underrated. Zelda is my favorite franchise, but for some reason it has already been hard for me to get through the handhelds. It took me a few years to beat Phantom Hourglass cause I kept picking it up, and then putting it down again for a long time (stupid Temple of the Ocean King). It was a great game, but it took me a while to really sit down and get through it. Now, I've been doing the same with Spirit Tracks...I actually just beat Link's awakening for the first time two days ago.. and I had it back int 1998...yet the only console Zelda I have NOT beat, is Zelda 2...
Anyway, Kirby Block Ball is pretty addicting right now!

RR529 wrote:

Retro_on_theGo wrote:

I just can't buy this knowing Europe got Dream Land 2 and we get this. u_u

Yes, because not buying VC is the way we get them to releasese more.

Anyhow, Kirby's Block Ball is an extremely fun game I encourage everyone to play (I was surprised at the $2.99 price point too. Seems much more like a title they'd offer for $3.99). I had it as a kid, so I knew I was definately going to be getting it, but I had honestly forgotten how fun the game is.