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  22 June 2006

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1. Break 'em All

   Reviewer: Portable Review
   7 August 2006

   Overall 7

   

   Gameplay 6

   

   Graphics 6

   

   Sound 7

   

    

   A breakout clone has found its way onto many systems, usually by way of homebrew. While this isn’t the first time breakout has made its way onto a portable system, it’s my first time trying a touch screen variation of the game. The use of the touch screen intrigued me as I have always been a fan of the Windows game, Winbrick, which used a mouse to control the paddle. Accuracy comes more naturally to me with more than just a left and right button. Read more

2. Reviewer: GamesFirst!
   19 July 2006

   Overall 6

   

    

   Break 'Em All for the Nintendo DS, of Brickles, Arkanoid, or Breakout fame from years past returns with a added features like multiplayer for up to 8 people through the DS's wireless. Though nothing revolutionary, literally, but something entirely addictive and simple, how does Break 'Em All work in a gaming environment where high priced production mirror those of Hollywood? Lauri Taylor has the answers and the reason you might want to pick this one up. Read more

3. The concept may be simple, but Break'em All adds some novel twists to an old formula.

   Reviewer: Yahoo
   22 June 2006

   Overall 7

   

   Gameplay 7

   

   Graphics 6

   

   Sound 6

   

   Multiplayer 5

   

   Control 7

   

    

   Trying to update an old classic is always difficult, but D3 has done a decent job with Break'em All . Some sort of tutorial mode covering all the new features would have been nice, but all-in-all, what's here is a good little time-waster. If you're looking for a break from the mundane, give it a spin. Read more

4. Break’em All

   Reviewer: Thunderbolt Games
   12 November 2006

   Overall 8

   

    

   Breakout kicked ass back in the day. There was nothing complicated about it; no semblance of a story, horribly cliched characters, stylized graphics, and all of that other stuff that we love or hate today. Instead, it was the epitome of what made late 70’s/early 80’s arcade games awesome: simple controls blended with inherent difficulty. All you had was a paddle, a ball, and a gigantic wall of blocks to tear down. The ball would go flying off the paddle, smash into... Read more

5. Break 'em All

   Reviewer: The 8th Circuit
   31 May 2009

   Overall 6

   

    

   Bouncing balls off of paddles to destroy bricks certainly isn't an original concept. Dating back to the 70's, Breakout titles have found their way into the hearts of many, something D3 opted to do with its own version of Breakout , affectionately called Break Em All . Is their low priced "redux" a smashing success, or is it going to fall through the cracks? Really, that depends on perspective. If you are a merciful gamer, willing to overlook glaring flaws and pick up... Read more

1. On the ball

   Reviewer: jbinminot, 1UP
   15 July 2006

   Overall 8

   

    

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