Magnetica For Nintendo |
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Magnetica is a puzzle-game for the Nintendo handheld which is essentially a virtual game of marbles. Marbles are exclusively controlled by a stylus Marbles roll down a twisted track toward the player, who must attempt to stop them by launching launch new marbles with the stylus. With "ultrarealistic magnetic physics," launched marbles will curve toward balls of the same color. When three or more marbles of the same color are matched, they disappear. With an abundance of power-ups, multiple tracks, multiplayer mode and three single-player modes (Challenge, Quest and Puzzle), Magnetica should keep puzzle/action fans busy and happy for a long time.
Magnetica can be picked up at Lik-Sang, and has a $45 USD price tag, available starting today.
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Comments [refresh]
For a game of marbles?
$45 - No thank you
$19 - Maybe
It's astonishing that they even want normal price (note: through Lik-Sang, everything is bumped up in price, as well as major shipping costs) for such a game. Tetris, I understand but even then it came with Wi-Fi capabilities. I agree with the other poster, I'd only spend the same price as Brain Age for a game you could easily find on the internet as a flash game.