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Mighty Beanz (GBA)

Description: Genre: Action / 1 player / The Mighty Beanz have all been scrambled up and it's up to you to put them back together! ... more

Mighty Beanz (GBA) ... Swap and combine Bean halves to successfully match their upper and lower halves to make them whole again. The more you match, the more Mighty Beanz points you sco...

Newest Review: ... images on their surface which created a sense of chase collecting and potential investment worth. The Beanz, however, were ... more

... short lived and disappeared from the marketplace rather quickly. The fad did not arrive in the United Kingdom but I became mildly familiar with the concept while speaking with American penpals. The gameplay of "Pocket Puzzles" reflects something similar to "Tetris". Images will fall from the top of the display and the player must match appropriate segments to have them disappear from play. Unlike Tetris, however, the images represent the Beanz toys and the player must match the bottom half of the bea...more

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Mighty Beanz (GBA) (377 words)
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"Mighty Beanz: Pocket Puzzles" is a video game released for the Gameboy Advance console in 2004 by Majesco Games. It is a puzzle game featuring the popular "Mighty Beanz" toys in America. In the United States, the game received a rating of "E" by the ESRB panel which deemed it suitable for all ages. The Mighty Beanz toys were marketed as collectible plastic images where children play an assortment of games with them. They featured a wide variety of images on their surface which created a sense of chase collecting and potential investment worth. The Beanz, however, were short lived and disappeared from the marketplace rather ... Read the complete review