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Message: [QUOTE="stealthRUSH, post: 67624, member: 710"] [I]Puyo Puyo[/I] series has everything I enjoy in puzzle games; competitive versus style, sending opponent 'attacks', chaining combos w/ strategies to perform massive breaks. [I]Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo[/I] scratched that itch since the 90s, but I'm glad I finally gave [I]Puyo[/I] series a shot a few years ago. I recently played through and completed the original, Tsuu, and Sun on a various systems; MD, PCE, and SAT. Here's my brief takeaway of each compared to the Mega Drive release: CD(1) on PC Engine CD-ROM² Pros - Higher quality voice samples than MD, tighter controls. Cons - Less detailed sprites, garbage blocks drop at lower speed. Tsuu(2) on Sega Saturn Pros - High quality sprite animation. Cons - Music is louder then voice samples. I still need to play ~n (4) on Dreamcast soon enough. Personally prefer this series over [I]Tetris[/I] and other block stacking puzzle games, since it gives you the freedom to create devastating chains to attack & counter-attack your opponent with done in a fair way- having the essence of a traditional 2D fighter. I'll eventually get around to play the spin-offs, and perhaps SEGA's 'modern' games of the series in due time. [/QUOTE]

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