Bountiful bubble-busting begins anew in this sequel to Bust-A-Move 2: Arcade Edition on PlayStation. New features include bubbles with special powers, an edit mode that lets you create up to 25 puzzles to stump your friends, and eight selectable "characters" with individual attack ratings. As in the original, the object of the game is to clear a screen filled with bubbles before the ceiling collapses. Bust-A-Move '99 features six different game types: Arcade, Multiplayer, Challenge, Win Contest, Collection, and Edit. "Arcade" has you choosing one of three difficulty levels, a character, and whether you are competing against yourself, the computer, or a friend. The object is to ...

Bust-A-Move 2 is a puzzle game that involves clearing or "popping" groups of bubbles by creating matches of three or more. A pointing device at the bottom of the screen is used to aim and launch a randomly generated bubble toward others of the same color. Since launched bubbles can ricochet off walls, the challenge comes from estimating the angle you'll need to create potential matches. Clear each stage before the ceiling reaches the screen's bottom and you'll safely advance. Challenge the computer or a friend to a split-screen, simultaneous match; test your aiming skills in a series of 130 puzzle levels; or race to clear ...

With his favorite bubbles, Bub is back to challenge various opponents and puzzles found in Bust-A-Move 4! This bubble-busting puzzle adventure features two different stories and five modes including Puzzle, Player vs. Computer, Player vs. Player, Challenge and Edit. The Puzzle mode involves various characters tackling puzzles; it contains two other options including the Arcade and Story modes. In the Arcade mode, one must trod through the letters of the alphabet to win increasingly difficult puzzles. On the other hand, the Story mode will have puzzle fans traveling across the Dream Dimension and collecting Kronea's enchanted deck of tarot cards. After defeating a puzzle, you'll unlock a different card from the mistress of time's deck. In the Player vs. Computer mode, your character must battle the computerized AI through two options: the Story and Win Contest. The Win Contest is a single elimination contest between the character and the computer; you will face each opponent in sequence until defeated. The further one progresses, the more a special picture is revealed. In the Story portion, you must challenge the world's Master to obtain Rainbow Bubbles scattered throughout Timespace. Once these items have been gathered, you'll restore dawn to the mystical Bright World. Each character has their own planet that must be defeated -- a ...