All of that's too bad, because the I.Q. formula of puzzle gaming is still fresh and gripping. Also, the camera angle shows off the action and possible strategies better that the original. Sony may still pick this one up for America, and if they do they will surely clean up the graphics over the absurdly bad Japanese game. This was simply a botched job on super difficult hardware, and it can be fixed as soon as development teams find the ins and outs of the system. I fell on my bum.
Somebody clean the monitor, please.
The block shall fall. The game really looks this blurry in action. When they come, the blocks come hard. The blocks are back. Your lead character, Tetsuo, is in a stack of trouble.