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Boom Blox
EA Los Angeles, Amblin Entertainment
May 4, 2008
Genres
Music, PuzzleDevelopers
EA Los Angeles, Amblin EntertainmentRelease Date
May 4, 2008 (17 years ago)Publishers
Electronic ArtsContent Rating
E Cartoon Violence, Comic Mischief
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Boom Blox
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Boom Blox is a action puzzle game developed in conjunction with Steven Spielberg. The objective of Boom Blox is to keep a structure made of blocks from being knocked down or to knock over a structure using the Wii Remote to throw, shoot or grab colorful character-based blocks through 300 levels through five worlds. The game utilizes a realistic physics-based system. Depending on how a projectile is thrown and at what angle, the blocks will react accordingly, and collapse based on the real-time action.
Genres
Music, PuzzlePlatforms
WiiDevelopers
EA Los Angeles, Amblin EntertainmentRelease Date
May 4, 2008 (17 years ago)Publishers
Electronic ArtsContent Rating
E Cartoon Violence, Comic Mischief
Franchises
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