This game has three modes of play; Adventure, Normal, and Versus. In all three modes, both players must line up blocks of a particular colour - and when three blocks have been lined up (vertically), they will crack. Once a fourth block of that same color lands on the three cracked ones, they will all shatter; for Adventure Mode, the object is to get the trapped sea creatures down to the bottom of the screen. After each ocean has been cleared, the player receives an item which can be activated by pushing the stick up and pressing the button - however, each item can only be used once, and only in the ocean that follows the one it was received at the end of. At the end of the "Mystic Ocean", the player has to defeat a sea demon named Jamir, by cracking the block he is possessing with his face; he will then go on to possess a different block, and once the blocks he possesses have been cracked six times, he will be defeated. However, the game is not over at this point - as there is still one more stage that has to be cleared (called the "Escape Stage"), where the player must get seven pink dolphins and one blue one (which appear as part of the block groups) down to the bottom of the screen.
emeraldia, puzzle, arcade, game, released, namco, 1993, march, 2009, released, virtual, console, promotional, flyerdeveloper, namcopublisher, namcodesigner, kohji, kenjohcomposer, yoshie, arakawaplatform, arcadereleasejp, july, 1993genre, puzzlemode, single, p. Emeraldia a is a puzzle arcade game released by Namco in 1993 On March 26 2009 it was re released on the Wii Virtual Console EmeraldiaPromotional flyerDeveloper s NamcoPublisher s NamcoDesigner s Kohji KenjohComposer s Yoshie ArakawaPlatform s ArcadeReleaseJP July 1993Genre s PuzzleMode s Single player multiplayer Contents 1 Gameplay 2 Reception 3 Notes 4 References 5 External linksGameplay edit nbsp Arcade version screenshot This game has three modes of play Adventure Normal and Versus In all three modes both players must line up blocks of a particular colour and when three blocks have been lined up vertically they will crack Once a fourth block of that same color lands on the three cracked ones they will all shatter for Adventure Mode the object is to get the trapped sea creatures down to the bottom of the screen After each ocean has been cleared the player receives an item which can be activated by pushing the stick up and pressing the button however each item can only be used once and only in the ocean that follows the one it was received at the end of At the end of the Mystic Ocean the player has to defeat a sea demon named Jamir by cracking the block he is possessing with his face he will then go on to possess a different block and once the blocks he possesses have been cracked six times he will be defeated However the game is not over at this point as there is still one more stage that has to be cleared called the Escape Stage where the player must get seven pink dolphins and one blue one which appear as part of the block groups down to the bottom of the screen Reception editReceptionReview scorePublicationScoreAllGame nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp 1 In Japan Game Machine listed Emeraldia in their September 1 1993 issue as being the eighth most popular table arcade game at the time 2 Notes edit Japanese エメラルディア Hepburn EmerarudiaReferences edit Brett Alan Weiss 1998 Emeraldia Review AllGame All Media Network Archived from the original on November 16 2014 Retrieved February 13 2021 Game Machine s Best Hit Games 25 Game Machine in Japanese No 456 Amusement Press 1 September 1993 p 31 External links editEmeraldia at the Killer List of Videogames nbsp This puzzle video game related article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte nbsp This Bandai Namco related article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Emeraldia amp oldid 1028344544, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
