After the wild success of Tetris, gamers wanted to get their hands on a piece of the puzzle-game pie. A new genre had been formed almost overnight, and developers rushed to get their products to market. Although every system had its share of puzzle games, the Game Boy was a particularly attractive dumping ground. Some Post-Tetris games, like Bust-A-Move, Mario's Picross, and Columns, were able to escape the shadow of Tetris and become classics in their own right; others, like Pac-Attack and Wetrix, failed to grab the public's attention. Next: Now show me Block Out |