CGR Undertow - CUT THE ROPE: TRIPLE TREAT review for Nintendo 3DS
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Cut The Rope: Triple Treat review. Classic Game Room presents a CGR Undertow review of Cut The Rope: Triple Treat for the Nintendo 3DS developed by ZeptoLab and published by Activision.
Triple Treat is a collection of three Cut The Rope games, including Experiments, Time Travel and the original Cut The Rope. Originally released for mobile platforms such as iOS and Android, the games are natural fits for the touch-based interface of the Nintendo 3DS. In fact, playing the games with a stylus might be even better, as the tiny stylus tip doesn’t obstruct the screen or cause drag like your finger would. In total, Cut The Rope: Triple Treat features more than 650 levels, each one a clever physics-based puzzle. The objective is to get pieces of candy into the gaping mouth of a hungry Om Nom simply by cutting the ropes. In its short existence, Cut The Rope has become one of the most popular and beloved physics puzzlers of all-time, and Triple Treat is a perfect example why. This is a single-player compilation available only on the Nintendo 3DS.
This video review features video gameplay footage of Cut The Rope: Triple Treat for the Nintendo 3DS and audio commentary from Classic Game Room's Derek.
Shop CGR shirts & mugs! http://www.CGRstore.com
Cut The Rope: Triple Treat review. Classic Game Room presents a CGR Undertow review of Cut The Rope: Triple Treat for the Nintendo 3DS developed by ZeptoLab and published by Activision.
Triple Treat is a collection of three Cut The Rope games, including Experiments, Time Travel and the original Cut The Rope. Originally released for mobile platforms such as iOS and Android, the games are natural fits for the touch-based interface of the Nintendo 3DS. In fact, playing the games with a stylus might be even better, as the tiny stylus tip doesn’t obstruct the screen or cause drag like your finger would. In total, Cut The Rope: Triple Treat features more than 650 levels, each one a clever physics-based puzzle. The objective is to get pieces of candy into the gaping mouth of a hungry Om Nom simply by cutting the ropes. In its short existence, Cut The Rope has become one of the most popular and beloved physics puzzlers of all-time, and Triple Treat is a perfect example why. This is a single-player compilation available only on the Nintendo 3DS.
This video review features video gameplay footage of Cut The Rope: Triple Treat for the Nintendo 3DS and audio commentary from Classic Game Room's Derek.