If you know anyone at all in the U.S., you can probably attest that they have not stopped talking about Jenga for the DS. We can't imagine what it must have been like during those tortuous two weeks, while your friends across the pond were rubbing their Jenga exploits in your face. Now, however, you are finally granted the privilege of purchasing a game worthy of a Nobel Prize (forget Game of the Year).
We're actually outraged that this game is retailing for only $29.99. With gameplay as good as this, you're getting a lot of value for your money. And just look at those effects as the block is placed on top of the pile! What a steal, amirite?
Note: We apologize in advance for the heavy sarcasm, but we felt that a post consisting entirely of the word "What?" would have been a bit too short.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
11-26-2007 @ 8:38PM
Brello said...
I love these studios that just develop dreck. Picross DS is budget priced and it's exceptional. I can't imagine anyone being happy about purchasing this.
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11-26-2007 @ 10:25PM
Bluebreaker said...
I think you guys are better off with "What?" Having said that, why does Europe have a really shoddy program when it comes to videogaming? Last I checked those people still love games as well!
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11-27-2007 @ 12:34AM
NeoteriX said...
...I kind of liked the music. =D
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11-27-2007 @ 3:01AM
velocitystrike said...
The music is poor! I coulda written something like that in year 7! (which must have some kind of North American equivalent)
I do like the graphics though. They're top notch...=D
...cough
11-27-2007 @ 1:40AM
Zach S said...
Why would you play a game based on Jenga if you could just bust out a set of Jenga blocks? I don't know anyone who would say, "Yo, I want my Jenga TO GO !" Half the fun is playing it with friends.
Also, where're the obnoxious people chanting, "Jengga! Jennggg-ggaaaa!!!" over and over again like in the commercial?
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11-27-2007 @ 7:13AM
Ethan said...
It falls over the wrong way, doesn't it?
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11-27-2007 @ 5:55PM
Frexy Q. said...
Heh, it does...
But not only that, it also is a pre-rendered animation. The tower that's falling over is not the one we've been seeing all the time; it was a regular-start-jenga-tower.
Booooriiing!
Buy the real game for only $10 or something.. Heck, make it yourself!