I ran into Milky from 1UP a few times at DigitalLife, and during our video game musings, we discovered our mutual love of one thing... Lumines. The latest episode of The 1UP Show (PSP version also available) reveals some new footage and details from the upcoming music puzzler. The show reveals that J-Pop artist Mondo Grosso will headline the introductory track for the game, and it looks like a lot of fun. What isn't so fun are the new English language pop music video levels. The music doesn't mesh with the game, and the videos can be distracting, according to the Milkman. Interestingly, the graphics of this puzzle game have somehow become more beautiful. Gyuh? The rest of the episode goes to detail about the customization options in the new Lumines, and unlockables, and the new "harder" difficulty level.
If that wasn't enough Mizuguchi love for you, Gunpey is featured on the episode, and there's nothing but praise for the game. With stylish good looks, a rockin' soundtrack, and some addictive puzzle gameplay, it appears that Gunpey is where PSP owners will flock to get a new puzzler fix, if Lumines feels too familiar for them. Interestingly, the show reveals that both Lumines and Gunpey have been delayed in Japan to 2007, meaning American gamers will be able to enjoy these very quirky Japanese-centric games months before the land of the rising sun. And the reason? Because PSP has become so overshadowed by the DS. Lumines II arrives in stores November 7.











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10-15-2006 @ 6:39PM
Ladsaber said...
Luminies,with all other ds games and the ds it self,is that stuff i dont get why people hype so much.well i guess luminies its fun but is just a puzzle game,im hyping more MGS:ops and killzone with SH:origins and rainbow six and oblivion too.
Well i guess PSP has so many stuff for everyone also i think Mercury meltdown is better but i like luminies music.
It seems ok im getting it i like the "Pump it" song
Black Eyed peas FTW!!!.
I hope Ea releases the urbz too on the PSP anytime soon.
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