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Magic Ball 2 New Worlds 
The stunning and captivating gameplay of Magic Ball 2 returns. An amazing companion to a classic hit, Magic Ball 2 New Worlds features all new 3D designs for you to smash up brick by brick, plus power-ups, weapons, and animated characters. The fun literally explodes off the screen.
- Tons of new levels.
- Amazing powerups and weapons.
- Animated characters.
- Stunning 3D graphics and sounds.
- Break free in Magic Ball 3
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 600 Mhz
- RAM: 128 MB
- DirectX: 6.0
- Hard Drive: 23 MB
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Bizarrely Addictive
I have no idea why I cannot stop playing this game. Perhaps it has some hidden message to make you completely addicted to it.
The basics of the game is older than BFG itself - it's based on the ancient game of "Breakout." You have to keep a ball in motion or boom! you lose a life. You start with three lives.
Instead of beating up a plain wall of bricks, however, you're dealing with something that looks like "Legos for Children" Meets "You Did What?". Each "level" is a little scene depicting something - a car being driven, a beach scene, a zoo, etc. There are sometimes little animals, and when you hit them they go flying off into the sky. The graphics are so cheesy that they're absolutely adorable.
To make things even more fun are the various power-ups that come from breaking the scene apart. They range from changing the speed of the ball, the size of your "bat" (the controller), giving the bat weaponry, and more.
The worst upgrade is the hearts -- a broken heart will destroy your bat but a full one will give you a new life, and sometimes, in the heat of battle it's hard to tell which is which. The best is the multi-ball, giving you two more balls. It is possible to get multiple multi-balls in a row. I once had about 20 balls out there, it was crazy fun.
I'm terrible at video games -- I always have been, ever since playing Pong on a bar-table video console in the early '70s. So if you're someone who plays video games regularly and ace them, this will probably be easy for you. But for someone who doesn't have that kind of coordination, or even for kids, this is a fun game.
Just be warned, it can be addictive.
January 29, 2012
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