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ChristCenteredGamer Bust-A-Move 4 Review

With all of the possible game modes there are over 600 levels to enjoy. Many consider this to be the best in the series with the addition of pulleys and chain reactions. The asking price of $5.99 is well worth the entry fee. Linux and Mac users can enjoy a free clone (without pulleys) called Frozen Bubble.

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Alexious3607d ago

Damnit, I loved this game! I remember the old times now...

crimsonfox3607d ago

Back in the day my mom would have me go with her to do laundry at this horrible place full of chicks talking about their husband problems and I hated every second of folding clothes. But when we waited for clothes to wash or dry. I was having the time of my life playing Bust a Move on the arcade machine they had in there. ohh the memories.

ccgr3607d ago

what costed more laundry or arcade?? :)

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Bubble-bursting fun with Bub and Bob - Bubble Bobble vs. Bust-A-Move

"Taito's arcade library remains one of the most impressive in gaming history so let's revisit 2 of their most iconic series and see which one offers better bubble-busting games." - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums

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VideoChums1847d ago

Don't forget to vote for your favourite retro bubble-buster at the bottom of the article! 🎮😄

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Bust A Move 4 Coming to Playstation Network

Carl Williams writes, "Bust A Move is a series that has legs, it has been around for a couple of decades now and shows no signs of going away. The basic game is the same today as it was when it first appeared in arcades years ago. Shoot from the bottom of the screen a colored ball at multiple colored balls that rest high up on the screen hoping to match three or more to remove them from play. If only it was that easy. Coming later this year, Playstation Network gamers will be able to play Bust A Move 4 on their Playstation 3, Playstation Vita and Playstation Portable."

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