Because it's for the Wii, players swing the controller to grab blocks, throw balls (including bowling balls) and partake in other activities. The game can be played in three different modes: "Play", "Party" and "Create". The "Play" mode allows for single player destruction, while the "Party" mode is designed for multiple players (up to four) to compete or cooperate through 120 levels of puzzles. In "Create" mode, players have a chance to make their own puzzles that they can then test on others (the fact that every game now makes users programmers has to be one of the best gaming advancements of the past few years).
Spielberg's penchant for playing to all audiences is certainly apparent in "Boom Blox". Goofy-looking block characters with funny names share equal screen time with addictive puzzles sure to consume adult minds (much like "Tetris" did back in the day). So far, most of the buzz on the game has been pretty positive. The only question that remains is whether Spielberg will have another blockbuster on his hands - his first in the video game world. If not, he can always fall back on "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull", the fourth installment in the wildly popular movie series due to hit big screens next week.
Shad Connelly,
Executive Editor -
Invention & Technology News (http://news.inventhelp.com)
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