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Lumines - PSP Game
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Lumines II Sony PSP Game tested and guaranteed to work!
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:712725003234
Condition:Used
Genre:Puzzle & Brain Games
Platform:PSP
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Everyone 10+
SKU:PSP_LUMINES_II
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
| Product Type | |
| Platform | PSP |
| ESRB Rating | Everyone 10+ |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Puzzle |
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This game is amazing. Doesn’t get boring even if it appears repetitive. Currently I am 80% done with the game and I’ve had it for a few months. Very high replay value. The music on the other hand is not the best, but it entertains.
Could spend hours playing this game. It’s like Tetris but more fun and with cool music and colors.
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Hey sports fans. What we have here is a very addicting puzzle game for the PSP. Time really flies by when you’re playing this one. I’ll admit there is a bit of a learning curve at first, but you’ll soon grasp the game and some strategies as well. Additionally, the graphics are amazing, and a really cool soundtrack too. If you like puzzle games, as I do, I trust you’ll love this game too. Have a great day.
efore I start, I just want to say that I joined the Lumines party quite late and only picked it up this year. Most people have had it since the games beginning, but as I always say its never too late to start a good thingLumines II is the sequel to the highly acclaimed Lumines I. It features double the content, double the songs (including ones from the first game), more modes, multiplayer and more. In fact it is good enough to be a great first entry for anyone who has not played Lumines before.Lumines II is a puzzle game that is based on falling bricks. On each mode you lumines will fall to the ground and you have to orient them (basically rotating them) until they line up and make a square of 4 of the same color complex. You can keep adding and extending them in the time alloted and rack up points based on how big this is. There is a scanner bar that slides to the right every so often (based on the beat of the song). This will scan any blocks and if they are in that 4 color complex will be cleared away and added to your points. It is pretty fast paced but there is a helpful beginner difficulty that starts out pretty slow, so within twenty minutes or so players will know the basics.As I said there are multiple modes, such as versus mode where you unlock skins (the term for each “level”) and icons (icons for your avatar). There are multiplayer modes, synthesizer mode if you want to create your own beats and skins, the challenge mode (where you unlock the skins), a puzzle.
So I’ve read several reviews only to be irritated by their cons. Call me biased because I love this game, but this game was brilliant. I won’t describe the game mechanics as that’s what the tutorials are for, or you can read what other people wrote on their summaries. But forget summaries, here’s my Brief (honestly, would you rather read an essay style review?) review:The visuals are like eye candy, can be confusing but that’s where the challenge is. While you play with 2 different colored blocks you’ll also enjoy a distracting music video in the background. And here’s the twist, each song will have a different music video and color scheme to mess with your eyes. There is nothing Wrong with it, it makes it all the More fun with absurd random amusement. (example) Imagine yourself getting into the game and all of a sudden Gwen’s Hollaback Girl music video plays to distract you from your moment of glory. Maybe people don’t have my sense of humor or taste, but I find that hilarious. Not everyone will agree with the soundtrack, but I love it. Most of the tracks will be upbeat to get you into the game, while there will be some few random ones to throw you off your streak. Overall, it Should keep you smiling – no emo songs (no offense to emo genre, just saying that it’ll keep you Smiling). On top of that, the game has plenty of side modes as well as replay value if you’re the collector type. Now difficulty? I’d say it’s as “hard” as Tetris without the dry monotony. Sooo if you’re in.
This game is the best puzzle game I have ever played. The fusion of light sound, and music totally bindes me to the screen! I damn near failed my Midterms this week for this game, playing under the covers till the wee Hours of the Night!!!Music is the most important figure in games to me and this game expidentially entices my sense of sound to the maximum levelVIVA LUMINES II !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I adored the original Lumines puzzle game for the PSP. How does Lumines 2 compare with the first one, and how much fun is it to play?First, the basics. In Lumines 2 blocks fall from the sky, just like in Tetris. In this case each block is always 2×2 dots. There are only ever 2 colors. So there are only a few combinations the colors can be in – all the same, in 2 rows, in an L, or kitty-corner. The challenge is to stack them so they form squares of color.They don’t instantly vanish when they do, either. There’s a sweeping line that moves left to right and it’s only when that line passes over the blocks that they vanish. So you can quickly create stacks of color that get you more points.As you play, the color theme changes, the block look and feel changes, and the background music changes. Sometimes you have videos playing in the background. So part of the game’s enjoyment (or annoyance) is how much you enjoy or dislike a given song. For me, that’s part of where Lumines 2 suffers compared with Lumines 1. I just adored the music in the original – but here there are some songs I’m just not fond of. In addition, some of their color combinations are really hard to see.Still, I find myself getting addicted to the game every time I pick it up. I finish one set and want to start up another.There’s a variety of gameplay options. You can do timed challenges where you’re going for the most points. There are puzzles where you try to figure out how to solve a particular problem. There are.
The levels are more challenging and the music is an upgrade over the original iteration. It can obviously become repetitive and it is worth it.
I’m not much of a gamer, but this is even more addictive than its
RD5 –
If you never played the original Lumines I suggest you pick part two especially for the cheap price tag.Game play is very simple but you don’t play this game for for the simplicity but for the great music.Part one does have better songs but will never get bored with it.This version does have more songs and a lot more features.You simply can’t go wrong.
A. L. G. –
This game is amazing. Doesn’t get boring even if it appears repetitive. Currently I am 80% done with the game and I’ve had it for a few months. Very high replay value. The music on the other hand is not the best, but it entertains.