Actionloop DS review

Hello,

I have recently read the Actionloop DS review here at kikizo, and while I thought most of the review was good and in some cases insightful (I never thought about the issues of colorblindness and puzzle games! It was very interesting), I feel I must bring to your attention the egregious wrong you have done to Mitchell, the developer, by claiming that their work is a Zuma rip off.

The first game in the ' loop' series was created by Mitchell in 1998 as an arcade cabinet, and a Playstation 1 game soon followed (called Puzzloop, but I think released in the US as Ballistic). Mitchell themselves were called on somewhat for copying the play-controls of bust-a-move (puzzle bobble), but I think that' s up to interpretation (the ' deep game' of PB & PuzzLoop differ quite a lot).

Zuma, however, was created afterwards, much to the disdain of Mitchell, and is an obvious clone. I don' t want to advertise anyone in particular while providing this information, so search for ' Zuma Puzzloop' on your favorite search engine or look at " Plagiarism controversy" under Zuma' s Wikipedia article for more information.

It' s an honest mistake, but it was tough to see Mitchell (the little guy!) get slammed repeatedly for " shamelessly ripping off" Zuma.

Welcome to the forums Jonas! Somebody up top will probably get back to you on that, as it does just seem like a simple mistake. Untill then, feel free to hang out here with all the crazy people.

with all the crazy people.

And the drunk people as well!

Welcome to the forums jonas.