Crash
07-11-2007, 08:53 PM
http://wii.ign.com/articles/803/803651p1.html?RSSwhen2007-07-11_160300&RSSid=803651
Using a stack of up to 20 different types of blocks, players use the remote to launch a variety of objects (such as bowling balls) at specific blocks in order to knock them all down. Each block affects any other that it comes into contact with, adding to the strategy. To make things interesting, you have limits on how many balls you can toss, and each block has different physical properties. Some detonate on impact, causing massive chain reactions. Others simply vanish, leaving a gap in the structure and affecting other blocks around the space.
Using a stack of up to 20 different types of blocks, players use the remote to launch a variety of objects (such as bowling balls) at specific blocks in order to knock them all down. Each block affects any other that it comes into contact with, adding to the strategy. To make things interesting, you have limits on how many balls you can toss, and each block has different physical properties. Some detonate on impact, causing massive chain reactions. Others simply vanish, leaving a gap in the structure and affecting other blocks around the space.