wraggster
September 4th, 2013, 22:43
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Peggle (http://joystiq.com/game/peggle) is a pretty simple game. You shoot a ball at pegs, you score some points, "Ode to Joy" plays, you move on. Yet beneath that simplicity lies a challenge so deliciously addictive that Peggle became one of PopCap's biggest hits, crossing over from its intended casual audience to delight core players as well. Everyone you know has played Peggle. There's a version of Peggle for just about everything in your home that draws electrical current. A sequel was inevitable, but how do you follow up something as obscenely popular and monstrously successful as Peggle?According to producer Jared Neuss, you "make more and better Peggle."
Oh. Well, that was easy.
http://www.joystiq.com/2013/09/04/peggle-2-preview-pax-prime/
Peggle (http://joystiq.com/game/peggle) is a pretty simple game. You shoot a ball at pegs, you score some points, "Ode to Joy" plays, you move on. Yet beneath that simplicity lies a challenge so deliciously addictive that Peggle became one of PopCap's biggest hits, crossing over from its intended casual audience to delight core players as well. Everyone you know has played Peggle. There's a version of Peggle for just about everything in your home that draws electrical current. A sequel was inevitable, but how do you follow up something as obscenely popular and monstrously successful as Peggle?According to producer Jared Neuss, you "make more and better Peggle."
Oh. Well, that was easy.
http://www.joystiq.com/2013/09/04/peggle-2-preview-pax-prime/