I have one reason for writing this review.
In this "enhanced" port of the first two Peggle games for the DS, there are ten unlockable bonus levels. These levels are named "Flamingo Sqall", "Magician Girl", "Roar of the Ancients", "Egyptian Treasure", "Garden of Dewdrop", "Home Sweet Bjorn", "Satori", "Alien Attack!", "Yhtapelet", and "Bubbbbbbbbllle". As far as I am aware, this review will be the first mention of literally any of these levels by name on the current readily available english speaking internet. I just thought that was cool. There's basically no information about the weird exclusive content of this game. Shame, some of the background art for those levels (Yhtapelet and Satori in particular) are really cool.
Anyway, the game. It's Peggle. Peggle with slightly off physics, slightly modified levels, some slowdown, and some crusty ass graphics, but like, it's still Peggle. Still fun. Not as good as the standalone releases of the og game or nights, but good for what it is.
In this "enhanced" port of the first two Peggle games for the DS, there are ten unlockable bonus levels. These levels are named "Flamingo Sqall", "Magician Girl", "Roar of the Ancients", "Egyptian Treasure", "Garden of Dewdrop", "Home Sweet Bjorn", "Satori", "Alien Attack!", "Yhtapelet", and "Bubbbbbbbbllle". As far as I am aware, this review will be the first mention of literally any of these levels by name on the current readily available english speaking internet. I just thought that was cool. There's basically no information about the weird exclusive content of this game. Shame, some of the background art for those levels (Yhtapelet and Satori in particular) are really cool.
Anyway, the game. It's Peggle. Peggle with slightly off physics, slightly modified levels, some slowdown, and some crusty ass graphics, but like, it's still Peggle. Still fun. Not as good as the standalone releases of the og game or nights, but good for what it is.