Games Review: Puzzle Bobble Galaxy
DS, £19.99
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Your support makes all the difference.Back in the day, Puzzle Bobblewas called Bust-a-Move and itwas played on arcade machines rather than pocket-sized consoles. And, without wishing to sound like too much of a Luddite, it was better in the old days. That’s because despite a snazzy intergalactic setting, what Galaxy Puzzle Bobble lacks is a decent amount of screen space - in order to succeed, you need to pop the largest number of coloured bobbles by firing a single ball. Played on a cramped DS screen, getting the right angles is nigh on impossible.
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