The ever-popular Puzzle League comes to Nintendo DSiWare.
As it is with all good puzzlers, the concept is simple: Connect blocks of the same color to clear them from the screen and prevent your stack from becoming too high. There are four single-player modes to choose from: Endless (survive to earn a top score), Clear (eliminate all blocks above the line), Score Attack (score as high as possible in two minutes) and Vs. COM (use items and combos to attack a computer opponent).
You can choose from a variety of background music to help get you in the zone, and even play in horizontal or vertical mode by holding the Nintendo DSi system normally or like a book. Whichever way you play, you’re guaranteed maximum fun.
PAL Version
#1
TheEmulationZones said:
[A Little Bit] Sais It All That This Is First Up To Europe! Cus America =
[Express]
#2
bubby323 said:
so does OFLC rated.....
#3
Jazzem said:
The retail release of this is excellent, though it's a shame you can rarely find anyone on online play
It really comes to life in multiplayer.
#4
aoeder said:
Gah... I want this game since I don't have the original. However, this is obviously a EU release...
#5
Rawk_Hawk said:
If you cannot find the retail version then I would pick this up. Planet Puzzle League is one of if not the best puzzle game I have ever played.
#6
SSBFan_12 said:
I would want to give the retail version a try first.
#7
LEGEND_MARIOID said:
The retail DS version is outstanding. I even have the brilliant Pokemon Puzzle League from Wii's VC.
#8
legochesser said:
., I wasn't hoping on this, but I can give it a chance...#9
Bass_X0 said:
Does anybody else think the Puzzle League name is completely lame and uninformative? The "League" part is left over from when the game had the Pokemon brand. Still, its not like Tetris Attack was a much better name.
#10
LEGEND_MARIOID said:
Picross from Mario Super Picross?
#11
RadioShadow said:
@Bass X0: I agree, Panel De Pon is a much better name. I just hate it why companies can't just use the original title.
#12
RGVEDA said:
Will there be a video to see the game in Action?
#13
legochesser said:
I downloaded it and I like it!
#14
nagareboshi said:
Isn't it the same kind of puzzle game like inside Henry Hatsworth? I like it a lot. Can't stop playing. Was worth 500 points
#15
Wolfcoyote said:
I still have the retail version and I agree - the lack of online players is disappointing. There are a few REALLY good Japanese opponents, but few others.
For 500 Points it's not bad for taking it on the go, especially since it leaves the DS cartridge slot free for another title (in my case it would be Suikoden Tierkreis), but better DSiWare games are beginning to appear. One question though: where are the classic Game Boy downloads? Me want Wario Land 2!
#16
GamerZack7 said:
This doesn't look too bad! It'd be neat to obtain a portable counterpart to my Virtual N64 version, for when I'm out and about.
I might download a copy on Monday
#17
Mama_Luigi said:
It's time to buy a DSi!
#18
jhuhn said:
In North America, it's titled "Puzzle League Express".
#19
Gogata said:
This is so addicting, I love it
#20
Gogata said:
<b> This rocks...<b/>
#21
WolfLink22 said:
I like this as well but Tetris Attack was clearly much better.There was no real story mode to deal with,No real Puzzle mode there it starts off with 3 colored blocks to match.The Stage clearing is the same just with different music.It added item attacks but again at the cost of the puzzle mode that was in the original Panel de Pon/Tetris Attack.
But it is still a must have if you are in really bad need of a great puzzler game.
#22
Kyloctopus said:
Planet Puzzle League was one of those games I wanted but forgot and never got, like brain age but now I don't regret it. $5.00 for a built in demo of Puzzle League