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    Lumines for the PSP Review

    Posted on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 14:12:16 CEST by LSDsmurf


    Don't listen to the non-believers - the fools who will tell you that Lumines is just another Tetris clone. They might have a point, but they're entirely missing THE point. This is a Tetsuya Mizuguchi production, and like his previous game, Rez, there is more to Lumines than first appears. Like Rez, it takes a fairly standard format - for Rez it was the 3D shoot-em-up, here it's the block-puzzle game - then fuses it with a stunning mixture of cool dance music, psychedelic visuals and hypnotic gameplay. In other words, this is this is not just a game, but an experience.

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    Lumines for the PSP


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