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Puchi Puchi Virus

Platform(s): Nintendo DS
Genre: Puzzle
Publisher: NIS America
Release Date: May 19, 2009

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'Puchi Puchi Virus' (NDS) Announced

by Rainier on Nov. 19, 2007 @ 9:54 p.m. PST

Puchi Puchi Virus does not resemble the ordinary puzzle game, the usual object drop style was replaced with a more intuitive system of object linkage. Its simple design and in‐depth game play can addict even the most demanding puzzle game enthusiasts.

“Our core audience will remain the same, but we will also appeal to the information rich yet time poor casual gamers with unique and distinctive titles.” says Haru Akenaga, president of NIS America.

Puchi Puchi Virus does not resemble the ordinary puzzle game. The usual “object drop” style was replaced with a more intuitive system of “object linkage”. Its simple design and surprisingly in-depth game play can addict even the most demanding puzzle game enthusiasts.

The object is to form at least a single triangle formation by linking viruses together and erasing them from the screen. Victory conditions vary from

mission to mission, but erasing all of the viruses will be the fundamental rule of this game. Erase all the viruses and you win, but if the screen gets filled with the emerging viruses you lose. Note: there is a twist to this system that gives depth to the game play. Viruses turn to stone if left alone for a while, which cannot be selected to form a triangle. However, these stones can be erased if they are within a triangle that you create. With a little luck and practice players can rake in massive points by letting the viruses turn to stones and erasing them all at once.

Puchi Puchi Virus will be localized by a new team within NIS America to fulfill an emerging group of gamers.

RELEASE DATE: February 2008


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