First seen: 4 april 2008
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List All 6 PricesThe multiplayer portion adds some longevity to the game, but in the end the gameplay mechanics of Puchi Puchi Virus just don't stand up to the better puzzlers on the DS. Is it fun? For short intense bursts, yes. Unfortunately the gameplay requires almost no actual thought, just speed and reflexes. The puns and humor are present and saves the game to a degree, but not enough to make this a recommendable game for any but the most diehard puzzle fans, children, or casual... Read more
Puchi Puchi Virus is a little too repetitive to be considered one of the system's top puzzle games, but it's unique and fun enough that it's definitely worth a look from puzzle fans or gamers that eat up typical Japanese wackiness. Read more
If you’re tired of the same ol’ puzzlers, Puchi Puchi Virus takes the idea of what a DS puzzle game should be and runs with it. Hilariously gruesome and strangely addictive Better than cherry pie. Edgie takes a respectable step to the forefront. The broken shell of an AvP game wrapped up in pretty packaging. Death by Cube - Danger, Will Robinson Sequel to add Adjectives and hopefully better controls. US and Russia battle for the Earth's remaining energy. Kinda like... Read more
To put it another way: This is not one of those casual puzzles games that you absently play while you’re yakking on the phone with your friends or otherwise multitasking—this one takes all your attention and all your reflexes for short, intense bursts of time. Eventually, like any self-respecting virus, it hopes to frazzle you out, wear you down, and beat you by attrition—quirky, cute, cartoony, upbeat attrition. Read more
by Robert VerBruggen It’s time for game makers to face it: DS-owning puzzle fans are getting sick of swapping tiles, matching three, and watching blocks shift and fall. It’s time for something new. Read more