Bust-a-Move Bash is a solid puzzle game for the Wii. This game was clearly not designed for the hard core gamer. Bash is for the rest of us who simply have a hand and want to play. This is the best looking Bust-a-Move yet and the game play is seamless. The Wii-mote point and shoot style is what I expected and is not quirky at all once you understand how it works. The game breaks up into four sections... Puzzle, Versus, Endless, & Shooting. While I don't care for Versus or Shooting, I will say Puzzle & Endless make up for the $39.99 price tag. There are over 500 puzzles in this game and Endless has you play until you lose. The game has a high replay value because of its simple fun, beautiful vivid colors, and overall ease of play. You can pick this up anytime, bang out as many puzzles as you heart desires or take it as far as you can in Endless, then turn it off and get back to your book, cooking, gardening, or whatever is one does these days. That's not to say that you couldn't go on for an hour or more as Bust-a-Move does have a rep. for being really addictive. This is a game that will not challenge you mentally at all so you'll never "get stuck". Bust-a-Move Bash delivers simple good old fashion 2-D fun with updated interface and graphics. While Bust-a-Move Bash is not revolutionary the Wii-mote is and Bash was designed to fit our Wii-motes like a glove. This game is exactly what the Big "N" had in mind when they designed this next gen console. Simplicity + Ease + Color Rich Settings = An addictive & really fun puzzler, no question. Thank you Majesco.
....The only fine point of this game is that there is a lot of puzzles, and the 8+ charaters are anime styled....That's it, really. Music is boring and repetitive, sound effects are annoying, and graphics are plain an... Read Full Review
Bust-a-Move BASH! is essential all the things you'd come to expect from the franchise but thats about it. The new multi-player game that features 8 players is the only noticeable difference but its hardly worth mentioni... Read Full Review