The Video Game Critic

I believe this is the final American-release Virtual Boy game I needed to review.  Correct me if I'm wrong.

I have this game...

Ugh, what an unplayable load of trash, can it even be called a Tetris game? More like Pain Train: Optical Singe RED.

Awesome! Glad you got around to the final VB game in the U.S. I think this is the first console that you have completed 100%. That's pretty awesome.

The game however, sucks. I owned this when I had a VB and played it for about 5 minutes and that was too much. The whole game is pretty flawed and I think you nailed my initial impression of the game. Good review.

I'm surprised anybody actually decided this was a good idea.

That leaves homebrews, imports and unreleased games - two of which are out there - Bound High & Faceball.

[QUOTE=Rev]Awesome! Glad you got around to the final VB game in the U.S. I think this is the first console that you have completed 100%. That's pretty awesome.[/QUOTE]

Seconded! And yes indeed, as I mentioned here, that's the last US release for the Virtual Boy left. (There are six Japanese releases as well, with varying levels of English-friendliness from what I understand.)

Completing a console's US library is a great milestone for this project and site. The next one could be the 32X, which has 3 US releases left (Pitfall, RBI Baseball '95, and Supreme Warrior) as we discussed a while back, and the VGC actually owns those games.

Or there's the Atari 5200, which I believe only has five official releases left to cover:

I doubt I would use an expletive if this game were to frustrate me.

Oh, and two more things:

- I think it's time for an icon for a completed review set, no?

- 3D versions of Tetris-style games are always a bad idea, and yet people kept trying it. Welltris, Blockout, Tetrisphere, this...they never really work.

I have a couple of the Japanese only releases if you would like to borrow them for review.