Lumines
Video Game
Chime Hands-On...a tribute to the music rhythm game genre, and Chime was born. Chime brings a couple of the most addictive and easy to pick up games of our time--Tetris and Lumines--together. It takes the ideas from the two games and throws in some unique... In this article: Lumines, Tetris, Xbox Live Arcade, Starlight Foundation, Broken Sword, Earthworm Jim, and Charles Cecil |
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PopMatters | September 22, 2009
Space Bust-A-Move (Review)
...simple. While Tetris requires players to essentially organize and pack a variety of shapes, and most color matching games like Columns or Lumines tweak that formula to further increase the importance of chaining, the Bust-A-Move series has...
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Wikipedia | October 26, 2009
Lumines
...both sites until being pushed to 2nd place by 2008's ''''. Gamespot scoring the game a 9 out of 10 called Lumines, "the greatest Tetris-style puzzle game since Tetris itself" praising its sound and beautiful presentation Jeremy Parish from...
In this article: Tetris, Lumines II, Challenge, Tetsuya Mizuguchi, Puzzle, Rez, Meteos, Q Entertainment, and Gameloft
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Gamespot | January 15, 2009
Art Style: ROTOHEX Review
...for a short while. The bar for tile-dropping puzzle games has been a high one for many years thanks to the marvelously addictive Tetris, and since that game's release, games like Lumines have kept expectations soaring. In a world where...
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www.washingtonpost.com | July 05, 2006
Routine Upgrades Are the Bane of 'Homebrew' Enthusiasts
...version of Doom onto the iPod. When one popular Tetris-like game, called Lumines, was not released for the Nintendo GameBoy, one programmer made his own knockoff version, which he called "LumineSweeper." These are the things that happen...
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Gamespot Reviews | January 05, 2009
Lumines Supernova Review [PlayStation 3]
...an experience that's every bit as addictive as the original Tetris. Though the engrossing gameplay is the biggest strength of Lumines, the music isn't to be ignored. The tunes are groovy and enjoyable, and the crystal-clear audio sounds...
In this article: PlayStation, Puzzle, PlayStation Network, Lumines II, Little Big Planet, Xbox Live Arcade, Tetris, Super Mario Bros., and Xbox
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Wired Top Stories | February 12, 2008
Matsuura and Mizuguchi: Gaming's Innovative Geniuses Speak Out
...helped draw in gamers who wanted to play his game with familiar musical tracks. Though both are called "music games," Lumines isn't at all like Rock Band. It's a Tetris-style puzzle game that uses music to set the tempo of the falling...
In this article: Guitar Hero, Activision, Rock Band, Music games, Wired.com, Rez, PaRappa the Rapper, Lumines 2, and Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock
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Lumines is a Puzzle video game based on sound and light patterns. Created by game designer Tetsuya Mizuguchi and his company, Q Entertainment, it was first released for the PlayStation Portable in Japan on December 12, and released in North America on March 23 . Lumines is pronounced "luminous".
As of October 11, , Lumines has sold over half a million units since its original release in Japan. Europe has sold 180,000 units since its release in September 2005, and North America has sold around 300,000 since March while selling 70,000 units In Japan.
In September , mobile gamemaker Gameloft announced that they would be bringing both Meteos and Lumines to cell phones. Lumines Mobile was released on March 1, 2006. A port for the PlayStation 2 was released on February 27, as Lumines Plus . It was also released for PC on the WildGames platform in December 2007 and later on Steam in 2008.
Two sequels titled Lumines Live! and Lumines II were released in 2006. A third sequel was released for the PlayStation 3 titled Lumines Supernova.
- Name:
- Lumines
- Genre:
- Puzzle
- Modes:
- Single-player, multiplayer
- Designed By:
- Tetsuya Mizuguchi
- Developed by:
- Q Entertainment, Opus, Fupac
- Media Type:
- UMD, Download
- Requirements:
- Pentium III 900 MHz, Windows XP, 256MB Ram, 64Mb video card
- Platforms:
- PlayStation Portable, Mobile phone, Windows, PlayStation 2, Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network
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