Rubble Trouble Tokyo

Rubble Trouble Tokyo, also known as Rubble Trouble 2, is a puzzle-action game released Thursday July 28, 2011. As a sequel to Rubble Trouble New York, it retains the same basic gameplay as its predecessor, only it takes place in Tokyo, Japan instead of New York, New York, United States.
== Controls ==
Mouse - Use Tools
== Interactive objects ==
* Sumo Wrestlers - These are set in various places in a level. They damage buildings similar to the way the Pachinko does. The player must alter the Sumo Wrestlers' surroundings in order for them to be used to their full potential.
== Previews ==
=== April 5 2011 ===
Nitrome provided a pixelated image saying that it was a sequel to an upcoming game. The post triggered much guessing on what the game might be on Facebook and Twitter.
=== May 6th ===
A month and a day later, Nitrome revealed that game hinted in the pixelated image was Rubble Trouble Tokyo. An image of the game was provided.
=== June 24th ===
Nitrome revealed a trailer for Rubble Trouble Tokyo. The trailer revealed some of the new tools, and some new objects.
=== Link setup ===
Nitrome set up a link for Rubble Trouble 2 in June. The link when loaded showed the words "Rubble Trouble Tokyo". A scrolling background showing Tokyo at night could be seen. After the release of Test Subject Arena, the link redirected to Test Subject Arena rather than Rubble Trouble Tokyo background.
== Gallery ==
The logo for the game as seen on the Nitrome game slider on the front page
== Miniclip Awards ==
Rubble Trouble Tokyo Bronze
 45,000 points 
Rubble Trouble Tokyo Silver
 80,000 points 
Rubble Trouble Tokyo Gold
 120,000 points
== Awards ==
Site/Event 	Year	Contest 	Prize 	Outcome
Flash Gaming Summit	2012	The Mochis	Best Puzzle Game	Nominated - Finalist
== Trivia ==
* On level two, the male superhero and Godzilla from Pixel Pop appear on TV screens on the first and third buildings respectively. The second building has a gorilla beating his chest, a likely reference to Donkey Kong.
* On level twenty-three, the people at the little friendly dojo resemble Mr. Miyagi and Daniel from the movie the Karate Kid.
* On level eleven, the dojo called the Viper Fist bears a resemblance to the dojo called the Cobra Kai in the movie the Karate Kid.
* On level twenty-two, Takeshi and the sushi health item from Final Ninja can be seen on a set of screens on the building the player is supposed to destroy in one level.
* There was a glitch that the level select screen will list all levels as 0. the glitch was fixed by Nitrome.
* Canary 214-LE and the Mystical Flying Fish appear as toys in in the "n-toy" vending machines. However, it can be only recognized when the machine is zoomed in.
* Neutronized's game Roar Rampage destruction engine was based on this series.