Matthew Pollesel writes: I'm a staunch believer that there's no wrong way to play a game. There are, however, some ways are significantly less right than others. Take, for example, how I played Machinarium: with a walkthrough for the PC version on hand at all times. Considering it's a point-and-click puzzle game — a genre where half the fun is figuring things out — and, well…you can see why I'd classify my playthrough as "less right".
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amazing game, looks beautiful on the Vita