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12 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Array of modes offers lots of different ways to play, Online compatibility means an endless stream of foes, Feels approachable but unique among puzzle games
Some play modes are less fun than others, Doesn’t reinvent the wheel
A fun, addictive title in the tradition of Tetris, Planet Puzzle League is easy to pick up but hard to master. It offers the fast-paced energy of a truly exciting puzzle game, while keeping things interesting with plenty of play modes and a dose of onl...
A new titan of the puzzle game genre, Planet Puzzle League is everything that's good about the DS. It's accessible, beautifully presented and totally addictive....
Abstract: Shortly before Nintendo 64’s release and long before PSone became the dominant console, a groundbreaking puzzle game was released for an aging machine: Tetris Attack. Released exclusively for the SNES, Tetris Attack changed the original Tetris&rsquo...
Abstract: Easily beating out Captain Planet and the Planeteers for the crown of dorkiest association of brainy do-gooders, Planet Puzzle League calls forth worldwide puzzle fanatics for a crusade against boredom. Alongside Picross DS, its also the latest additi...
Simple, yet very deep combo system provides for some of the most intense action you’ll find in a puzzle game; Dangerously addictive; Stylus control makes chain combos much easier and more fun; Great music; 240 puzzles in the single player game for y...
Presentation is a little bland; No story for the Vs. Com mode like there was in Tetris Attack and Pokemon Puzzle League; Online interface for Nintendo Wi-Fi games still sucks.
While Tetris DS may have Planet Puzzle League beat in terms of presentation and in the number of players that can play it, the core gameplay in this game is, in this reviewer’s opinion, the pinnacle of puzzle gaming.
Abstract: Nintendo delivers the definitive version of the classic puzzler. Puzzle League has gone by many names. In addition to its current name, you may also know it as Tetris Attack, Pokémon Puzzle Challenge, or its Japanese name, Panel de Pon. Whatever versi...
Published: 2007-06-11, Author: Phil , review by: gamespy.com
Simple gameplay contains deep, satisfying combo system; lots of different modes; best multiplayer puzzle game ever.
Couple of ugly skins.
There are few videogames that have gone through as much of an identity crisis as this one. The first incarnation of the game was released in 1995 as Panel de Pon for the Super Famicom (the Japanese version of the Super NES). It was soon released in the...
Abstract: Hey, you. You like dropping blocks? No, not on cats, on other blocks, thereby eliminating blocks en masse. Yeah, like Tetris, but not quite like Tetris -- this is Planet Puzzle League, and it's a damn fine example of what a puzzle game should be. At l...
Abstract: Planet Puzzle League is a sequel of sorts to Tetris Attack (SNES) and Pokemon Puzzle League (N64) redesigned to take advantage of the Nintendo DS�s hardware capabilities. Many gamers have fond memories of the previous games in the series, and rightfull...
Abstract: Planet Puzzle League is a fantastic example of Nintendos recent evolution to approach gaming in a way that appeals not just to the hardcore gamer, but also to its newest pride and joy: the casual gamer. The title is simple a republishing of the compan...
