Contents.Plot On the planet Bubbleluna lives the twins Bub and Bob. One day, the sun fails to rise because the Fairy of the Night, Cleon, has stolen the light source known as the Rainbow for Full-Moon Madame Luna. She splits this rainbow into 7 light bubbles. Bub and Bob then set off to retrieve these bubbles and restore the light and peace to their planet.Gameplay The game features a total of 640 levels.

If the Devs don't make a Ghost of a Tale 2, someone needs to go down to their houses and punch them in the arm. They made an entire game's worth of lead up to this mystical undead island, looming evil, and finally maybe seeing your wife - and the game ends just when you get in the boat to go there. Ghost of a tale walkthrough. Agreed, Ghost of Tale is great, but in everything it felt like the prologue to a bigger story and a far bigger world. Being such a great prologue makes you want to see the rest of said world and find whatever more magical things and creatures there are out there.

There's a single player Versus mode where you can choose a character and then challenge a gauntlet of other Bust-a-Move characters.

This installment of the series introduces two new features: the pulley system and chain reactions. The pulley system consists of two groups of bubbles attached to either side of a pulley. Popping some on one side will cause that side to be 'lighter' and therefore rise. The other side lowers in response. If a pulley is shaking and a bubble is attached, the resulting heavier side will lower.

This requires added strategy to prevent one side from moving too far and therefore losing the game. One possible strategy is to form a bubble cluster between two pulleys to prevent them from lowering or rising at all. Then the player can triangulate until acquiring the necessary bubbles to clear both anchor bubbles, while still keeping both ends of the pulley clustered together.Chain reactions occur only on the two player (or player and CPU) modes. When a bubble is dropped, it can move to another place on the board if this causes more bubbles to pop. If this, in turn, causes more bubbles to drop, then the chain reaction can continue.Play Modes.

Puzzle Mode consists of a field of stages labelled A-Z, in a triangle. To proceed to either the stages B or C, the player must complete A. This continues, meaning there are many possible routes to completing the puzzle mode. Story Puzzle consists of a backdrop with multiple superimposed on it. The aim is to complete each of the tarot card stages, gaining that tarot card once its group of rounds is completed.

New tarot cards are revealed when each of the stages currently shown is completed. Story Versus follows the player's chosen character in their adventure to regain the seven light bubbles and do whatever it was that character planned with them. They must face each character of the main characters and defeat them to move on (in the case of the character not being Bub or Bob, they also must face a clone of themselves), in a linear fashion.

It is Springtime and, a good friend to Bambi's family, warns the trio about the 'dangers' of becoming twitterpated (falling in love). Thumper girlfriend.

Eventually, they will reach Madame Luna and upon her defeat, she will be revealed to be Dreg, the main antagonist in the series. Any character can be chosen for this mode except the unlockable characters. Win Contest is a simple tournament where the player must fight and defeat as many opponents as possible.

The more are defeated before losing, the more of a picture of the character is revealed. In this mode, is it possible to meet new characters who do not appear in the other modes; once defeated, they can be used in other modes. Player Vs Player is a multiplayer mode. Challenge Mode ranks skill.

The ranks are '10th Class', '1st Class', '1st Honor' and 'Expert'. Edit Mode allows to create maps. Up to 25 can be made and played. Once all the maps created have been completed, an ending is displayed.Reception Critical reception ReceptionReview scoresPublicationScore7.2/107/106.8/107.9/108.8/107/106.4/107.5/10Aggregate scores78.25%N/A68.60%79.78%79%N/AN/AN/ALike the second Puzzle Bobble game, PC Zone shunned the Windows version for its bad performance on low resolution and older PCs, scoring it 30%. Promotion The game was showcased at the February 1998 in Japan. References.

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