Puyo Puyo Fever Pal Multi6 PS2DVD-GAMEOVER

The Puyo Puyo series has been an extremely popular puzzle series in Japan that began in the days of the NES. Unfortunately, most of them haven't made it over to the US, at least, not with the Puyo Puyo name. The most notable appearances of the series in the states are Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine for the Sega Genesis and Kirby's Avalanche for the Super Nintendo, both of which just slapped new names onto the classic style of gameplay.

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zelsone (2005-04-09)

woho! detta är hur grymt som helst

 trollfan (2005-04-10)

I got this game on my NDS and I just love it. This is indeed the gaming version of crack!

 trollfan (2005-04-10)

Wait... you said that the first game came to NES? But SEGA is making the games, right? That doesn't make any sense!

skateforever (2005-04-10)

detta spelet är DVD och får inte plats på en CD-R.
tänkte bara upplysa om det eftersom det e så litet när det är nerpackat

Ratbite (2005-05-11)

Jag får "damaged content" när jag öppnar filen (som ska vara färdigladdad)

badgerbm (2006-02-12)

more seeds please, I've been stuck on 99.8% for 2 weeks now.

rrffr (2007-07-24)

someone could resurect (seed) this torrent?

kfc (2008-10-29)

To clarify... Puyo Puyo was originally released in 1991 by a company named Compile. However after they went out of business in 2002, Sonic Team (i.e. SEGA) continued to develop the series. Unfortunately they've chosen to slaughter the gameplay and corrupt the ingenious original idea with their fever-mode, three- and four-puyo-pieces, and tacky characters and graphics. Everybody should really check out the original "Puyo Puyo" (a.k.a. "Kirby's avalanche" and "Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine") or "Puyo Puyo Tsu (2)" on SEGA Mega Drive (Genesis) or SNES, which are my favorite incarnations of the game. They are also available on the brilliant compilation "Puyo Puyo Box" for the PSOne, which might be more accessible for most people.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puyo_Puyo

kfc (2008-10-29)

Oh yeah, if you own a Nintendo Game Cube, you can check out "Sonic Mega Collection". It's a compilation of old Genesis/Mega Drive games based on the Sonic characters. Except for the classic "Sonic the Hedgehod" games "Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine" is also available among the titles :-)