That's it.
yeah
yes, gets a bit repetitive though.
lolwas?
I got tired of it fairly quickly. like Nando said repetitive.
Edited my official vote to No.
It is freaking awesome. Fun is its strongest asset. If you can play PCE HuCards, just get BeBall.
Luckily you can continue your game. I wouldn't want to be forced to play through the whole game in one sitting... it's long enough that, yes, it can get repetitive. It's still quite fun and I always seem to enjoy myself when I push (roll?) through a few levels.
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lol, magical chevy chase?
Yes, I totally agree with everyone else. It's original enough, and very fun, but you wouldn't want to finish it in one sitting.
So what type of game is it? I don't know anything about it (guess I could just watch a vid on YouTube, but you guys are more informative). I have never seen it in action and I never got the ROM to try it out.
Quote from: galam on 07/19/2012, 07:36 AMSo what type of game is it? I don't know anything about it (guess I could just watch a vid on YouTube, but you guys are more informative). I have never seen it in action and I never got the ROM to try it out.
Luckily Sunteam Paul has written down everything you need to know, with video and screenshots! http://www.pcengine.co.uk/HTML_Games/Be_Ball.htm
The man's a hero. (P.S., bookmark that site if you haven't already)
I like Chu Man Fu. It gets tedious after a little while. I'd describe it as a good game to play on the express as it's fun for short periods of time and doesn't require much text.
like every puzzle game. it's fun in his way
You know what's amazing though? PUZZNIC.
If that were the only game you had for the system, it would last you months.
CMF is fun as fuck.
you're some stumpy Chun Li lookin chick pushing giant balls into crap.
It's fun.
Due to the aforementioned tedium and monotony, I also only like it in small doses. It's fun but loooooong.
P.S. - In addition to the PC Engine Bible, check out The Bros. Duomazov (https://www.pcengine-fx.com/reviews/duomazov/2011/05/chew-man-fu.html) and keep 'em bookmarked.
I didn't think it was too repetitive, I played it for hours when I first got the game.
Definitle a lot of fun.
Review------------------------------------------------------>here (http://www.pcengine.co.uk/gamer/issue-7.htm)
I'll check out the reviews, but its more fun to get peoples take on it from the forum.
So I've gathered that its somewhat fun, a bit repetitve, good on the crapper (ie, good on TE), it stars Chun Li's orphaned baby, you push balls into things, and its been reviewed a number of times.
Great, maybe somebody on ebay has it available for under $500 so i can pick it up.
Quote from: guest on 07/19/2012, 01:04 PMReview------------------------------------------------------>here (http://www.pcengine.co.uk/gamer/issue-7.htm)
Great job Paul.
I like how unique the game is. It's repetitive but 550 levels is a ton of bang for a buck plus it mixes a good amount of strategy and action in one title. I remember playing it for over 2 hours at one time.
Nice review paul. Didn't know about the different colour properties.
Quote from: guest on 07/19/2012, 10:40 AMCMF is fun as fuck.
you're some stumpy Chun Li lookin chick pushing giant balls into crap.
It's fun.
galam, everything has been said.
But you want more.
So I'll satiate your lust:
To build on what Arkhan eloquently pointed out, there is a sublime satisfaction derived from manipulating the GIANT SPHERES in this game. It's not that the physics are particularly realistic, but they grab you buy the gut. "These spheres are huge!" you whisper to yourself. "...and they hold tremendous power."
At its visceral core, Chew Man Fu is all about the balls.
You think I'm joking, or even worse, being juvenile.
But I'm not.
I'm surprised no one mentioned Turboviews ep 42 http://youtu.be/-ojPsl6TSz4