Super puzzle fighter turbo pc download

First off, it may be a little deceiving saying that the game is a combination of the above-mentioned titles.

The only real connection to these titles is that you pick characters to play as. If you perform specific moves, the character will do an animated attack not controllable by the player on the opponent's character.

This is more for show than anything else, but it does add a different element to the game. So, how do you play? It is quite simple to learn, but much more difficult to master. You play in a side by side configuration with either a computer-controlled opponent or a friend. The field is similar to that of Tetris in that objects, in this case, gems, fall from the top of the screen and collect at the bottom. That is about where the similarities stop.

The gems fall 2 at a time. Each gem is colored. The object is to match up the same colored gems to build a super gem and the use the special gem to smash your connected gems of the same color. As you smash gems on your side, it drops counter gems on the opponent's side. I know it sounds a bit complicated but after a few rounds, it becomes real clear.

In a nutshell, the idea is to build up gems, break them, and screw up your opponent. Of course, the object is the same for your opponent so that is where the challenge comes in. The farther along you make it into the game, the more frustrating good frustrating, not bad frustrating the game gets.

You will find yourself setting up for the perfect color combinations when your opponent drops a load of gems on your side, completely blowing all of your plans.

The game requires some quick thinking and the ability to adapt to some unexpected roadblocks. The game would not be much fun if all you were doing was placing a couple of gems together and then breaking them. What makes it fun is the strategy element. These items include the codes to find the hidden fighters, a sound test, some pictures of the fighters, and even a particularly dire Japanese song.

Plus you can fiddle with the difficulty and other options, and challenge someone over a network. Puzzle Fighter's graphics and sound effects easily make the grade, with smooth animation and lots of crashes and yells whenever a fighter takes a hit - I just wonder what they're saying sometimes, since quite a lot of the speech is in Japanese.

The music's good too, with suitably cutesified versions of the music from the original SF2 games. The only gripe I have with the game is that the computer player is a little too tough - at normal level, I was running into trouble by the third fight.

I think the problem is that while a human player has to at least look at the falling gems, and the gems already at the bottom of the screen, the computer can calculate its move in a millisecond and slam them down. Still, practice makes perfect, and I suspect I'll get quite a lot of practice in - Puzzle Fighter has to be one of the most addictive games I've played.

The beauty of it is that you can play it in short bursts, perfect if you need a break from work but you didn't hear that from me. And at just under fifteen quid, you're getting a hell of a lot of game for your money. You can't go wrong, really. An worthy addition to any games collection. Screenshots from MobyGames. Share your gamer memories, help others to run the game or comment anything you'd like.

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MyAbandonware More than old games to download for free! Browse By Developer Capcom Co. Download MB. Description of Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo Read Full Review Tagamotchi must die Quite a few games reviewers have said that French games are weird, and while this may be true to some extent, for true weirdness you have to look to the Japanese games industry.

Sheep Fighter Why? Mortal Wombat You lose if your screen fills up, so you've got to keep nuking those gems faster than your opponent. X-Hen The Street Fighters aren't completely idle while all this is going on - when counter gems drop onto your opponent's screen, your fighter will attack or taunt them.

Fatal Furry Puzzle Fighter's graphics and sound effects easily make the grade, with smooth animation and lots of crashes and yells whenever a fighter takes a hit - I just wonder what they're saying sometimes, since quite a lot of the speech is in Japanese. My only complaint comes with the handheld territory: Differentiating gem types on the dark and dinky GBA screen is dicey and can no will cost you combos.

Still, its a small price to pay for portable puzzler perfection. Thankfully, this handheld incarnation delivers a stunningly accurate port. All the combo-forming, gem-smashing gameplay is here, along with all the unlockable secrets. Too cool. The only things I could find wrong occurred during large combos when some slight slowdown and sound dropout reared their glitchy heads. Still, since youre not actually controlling anything as the combos shatter, this doesnt affect gameplay.

All the guys around the office like the two above act as though this is the greatest thing since Tetris. My theory: These blockheads just dont have the brainpower to appreciate true masterpieces like Puyo Pop , Tetris Attack , and Pokemon Puzzle.

Puzzle Fighter is a damn fine game, but certain design elements like the clear-all Super Gem and garbage blocks that can help a player more than they hurt make come-from-behind victories too commonplace.