MISSION COMPLETED MISSION BRIEFING
title.png (2943 bytes) Developer: Tierheit Publisher: Sunsoft
Date of First Contact: (Unreleased!)
Body: 1 megabit Famicom cartridge
Pescatore
EVIDENCE
This was really all that needed translation.Game select options.Shake the room! Make all the pieces fall.Cute little fish intermission.These frogs are probably seizure-inducing.Don't beat this game too bad. It's sensitive.
MISSION ANALYSIS
This is an interesting puzzle game in the vein of Puyo Puyo and Columns. You can choose from various forms of sealife to pile up. Get four in a row and they disappear. The typical puzzle game deal. Though here, you must have two or more pieces connected, with the end pieces both the same color, but different than the middle two. This seems to be a small change, but it actually makes a pretty big challenge difference. You'll have to really break yourself of the Columns habit of stacking same colored pieces around the edge. Because, you'll quickly realize your screwed. Pretty interesting if you're a big puzzle game fan. Might be frustrating if you're not.
Well, anyways, the unusual thing is that game this never actually came out. But thanks to the generosity of a website devoted to unreleased video games (since they give us games in ROM form (though the background infromation articles are grate), I'm not permitted to say who), we can play this game.
The only thing really to translate was the rules that pop up after waiting at the title. Though as you may have gathered, this game was never actually finished. Take that in mind if the game randomly crashes or resets.
I noticed random crashes, especially after some long chains and combinations. Maybe the game's mad your kicking ITS arse. :D
This mission was undertaken by:
KingMike - hacking, translation

Wouldn't have been possible without "TRE". :)
SPECIMAN
Speciman 1.0, First Contact May 7, 2006.