Unlike prior Puyos, Sun 64 now has three garbage blob options (see sidebar). Here's where you'll find the first major difference in the new Puyo Puyo. These garbage blobs serve only one purpose: to inhibit gameplay. game (against the computer or another human), then the combos will throw garbage blobs onto the opposing field of play. The more chain reactions, the better the combo. Simply place the colored blobs in a formation such that disappearing matches will cause blobs sitting on top to make further matches. It certainly sounds like a boring and stale concept, but it's not until you learn the combo system that the game gets interesting (hey, you wouldn't play Tetris without trying for a 'Tetris,' would you?).Ĭombos are a breeze. The matches don't have to line up-four pieces of one color simply have to be touching. The concept is simple: Move and rotate cascading pairs of colored blobs in order to form colored matches of four.

If you've played any of the old Puyo Puyo games, then you know how to play Sun 64. This classic formula hasn't really changed in the 16- to 64-Bit transition. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine (Sega Genesis). in the form of Kirby's Avalanche (Super NES) and Dr. One of our favorite Puzzle games is making a reappearance on the Nintendo 64 in japan.

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