Testseek.com have collected 7 expert reviews of the Nervous Brickdown and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Nervous Brickdown.
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7 Reviews
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Even with a concept that seems slightly dated, Nervous Brickdown does an excellent job of taking old-school gameplay and putting just enough new school glamour on it to make it feel fresh again. While the basic concept that forms the core of this game ...
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Abstract: The original Breakout design was a simple creation: a paddle, a ball, and a whole lot of bricks. By putting controls on an analog knob, players had direct control over the paddle - it moved with the exact rate of your twisting, which in turn gave the f...
Published: 2007-06-25, Author: Patrick , review by: gamespy.com
Tons of modes; one-cart multiplayer; great music and art design.
Fundamental issues with Breakout-style gameplay.
Nervous Brickdown is unexpectedly wonderful. Its unexpected because as soon as we heard "Breakout-style gameplay" we sort of tuned out, afraid of yet another mediocre DS title, let alone another Breakout clone. But that was our own near-lose, because ...
Abstract: When it comes to solitary sports, a bat, a ball and a wall is about as good as it gets. Because however you choose to define the resulting tennis-squash hybrid, youre always in control of the action. Throw in a spark of imagination, and youre well on...
