CGR Undertow - MARBLE MADNESS / KLAX review for Game Boy Advance
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Marble Madness/Klax review. Classic Game Room presents a CGR Undertow review of Marble Madness/Klax for the Game Boy Advance developed by Frame Studios and published by Destination Software, Inc.
Two very different arcade classics make strange bedfellows in Marble Madness/Klax for the Game Boy Advance. One of several classic game compilations released for the GBA, this one is notable if only for providing players a portable version of the underrated Klax. The version of Marble Madness is also notable, if for different reasons. Klax was conceived during the rise of Tetris, offering a unique twist on the falling-block puzzler concept. Colored tiles come down a conveyor belt, and players must drop them into rows of three to eliminate them. Marble Madness is a Classic Game Room favorite, taking players to a strange world where marbles roll through bizarre landscapes with even more bizarre music. This version isn’t a Classic Game Room favorite. Marble Madness/Klax is a single-player compilation of two arcade greats.
This video review features video gameplay footage of Marble Madness/Klax for the Game Boy Advance and audio commentary from Classic Game Room's Derek.
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Marble Madness/Klax review. Classic Game Room presents a CGR Undertow review of Marble Madness/Klax for the Game Boy Advance developed by Frame Studios and published by Destination Software, Inc.
Two very different arcade classics make strange bedfellows in Marble Madness/Klax for the Game Boy Advance. One of several classic game compilations released for the GBA, this one is notable if only for providing players a portable version of the underrated Klax. The version of Marble Madness is also notable, if for different reasons. Klax was conceived during the rise of Tetris, offering a unique twist on the falling-block puzzler concept. Colored tiles come down a conveyor belt, and players must drop them into rows of three to eliminate them. Marble Madness is a Classic Game Room favorite, taking players to a strange world where marbles roll through bizarre landscapes with even more bizarre music. This version isn’t a Classic Game Room favorite. Marble Madness/Klax is a single-player compilation of two arcade greats.
This video review features video gameplay footage of Marble Madness/Klax for the Game Boy Advance and audio commentary from Classic Game Room's Derek.