It needs more different level layouts. The game is great except for that.

User Rating: 8.2 | Q*bert NES
By GruntsRCool | Review Date:
When I got Q*bert, I first tried single player. I didn't get by the fist level. not even near half way. I tried a few more times, then I got half way. Then I tried multiplier. At first, it was hard because you have to start over a lot more. Then I tried sharing the controller on single player mode. It worked great! after trying that for a while, I got by level 2 on single player.

The gameplay is great... except the level layouts. 1 for the whole game gets boring. I like changing the color of the blocks, and avoiding enemies at the same time. The concept is great, and I wish I could afford a newer Q*bert game.

The graphics are great. If you compare the graphics to a lot of NES games, Q*bert will be better (at least to my NES games). They made it look 3D (and play 3D) on an old console.

It's worth what I payed and more. If you have a used video game store in your town, that would be a good place to pick it up.

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