If so, Pokemon Puzzle League may be the game for you. Veteran gamers may remember this puzzle game when it was called Tetris Attack on the Super Nintendo. Now the same game is on the more modern Nintendo systems, with characters such as Ash Ketcham, Pikachu and Team Rocket from the Pokemon cartoon show. Like many great games, Puzzle League is easy to pick up but hard to master. A well of colored blocks creeps up from below, and you must keep them from reaching the top by shifting blocks to make matches of three or more colors.
Matched colors disappear, and blocks then fall and make more matches and chain reactions.
Pokemon Puzzle League has plenty of options and play modes to keep gamers occupied. Two players can battle it out on a split screen, or you can go solo in game variations such as CPU Battle, Lines Game, Time Attack and Marathon. You can also solve preset puzzles or make your own. Visit Professor Oak for puzzle tips or try the challenging new 3-D mode, in which you must match blocks wrapped around a cylinder. All in all, a great game for puzzlers and Pokemon masters alike.