Bust-A-Move Bash!

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Bust-A-Move Bash! brings fun and non-stop puzzle action to your Nintendo Wii. The classic baby dinosaurs Bub and Bob return, and they've brought some friends to help them with the new game modes. Face an all angle assault of bubbles in Shooting Mode, … see full wiki

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Addicting little game

Sep 27, 2007

by MeliWillis
posted in The Gaming Hub

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Our family has very much enjoyed this game. It's not perfect, that's for sure, but we have found it to be highly addicting and fun for us and our two oldest kids.

First off, it's not a high end game and is probably over priced for what it is. However, it has been worth the money we've spent on it. We like to have some games for unwinding, and this is perfect for that. It doesn't require a ton of mental energy or long hours of play in order to progress somewhere. It's simply a game to plink around on and relax while doing so. My husband has enjoyed the endless, I enjoy the puzzles, and the kids enjoy the competition. It's easy enough for our 5 year to play, but challenging enough for my 9 year old to stay interested. We all agree, the shooting section is a wasted option. It's pretty much pointless.

Bust a Move does need some modifications though. If you're in the middle of a set of puzzles, there is no option to exit to the main menu without loosing a puzzle. The competitive screen is so busy it's virtually impossible to have any real strategy. It's pretty much just a shoot and see where it lands. Lastly, there seems to be some problems with the control when the bubbles are in the warning zone. It's kinda hit or miss as to whether you'll be able to aim the controls to pop the bubbles on the side. This problem seems to get worse the lower the batteries get, but will happen within 5 minutes on newly charged batteries.

It still needs some programming work, but over all, we've found it to be an addicting little game that we've all enjoyed.

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