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Grossman wrote that "True to
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This is the normal game mode of the titular game. However, by beating the game with an IQ of 500 or above or staying in
Survival Mode for 20 minutes or longer, the player unlocks Tektonics. If the player gets a game over, instead of asking to continue playing, the game allows the player to select a
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of at least 350); however, it is simply a percentage of the score. Total scores for a well-played game without the use of continues are in the order of 1 million points. If the player falls of the stage, the player's progress of the game is displayed and the player is given the option to continue
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for Europe in 1999. The game play is similar to the first game, but there are several differences in terms of design, and new challenges are added such as 100 Attack, Survival Mode, and Create. In this game, the new default character is Abel. Unlike the first game, there are different unlockable
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Kurushi), and Spike the dog. Each complete play through of the game takes approximately two hours at Level 0 speed, or
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and cleared all normal and advantage cubes then they are rewarded a bonus for perfection, and an additional row is added to the end of the stage (thereby increasing the number of rows the cubes have to travel to fall off the end of the stage). This is accompanied by a booming "Perfect!" from the
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At the beginning of each level the player is put on a stage that has 23-30 rows. (Though the game has a two-player mode, the two players simply take turns.) Then 12-16 rows of the stage are raised. Anywhere between 1 and 4 sets of rows comes at the user at one time. On the first stage, 3 rows of
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Survival Mode for 20 minutes or longer. This mode tests your skills in Kurushi. This is a game mode where the player must face a huge puzzle which lasts for only one set in 20 waves.
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length 4 (12 blocks) come at the user at one time. On the last stage, 14 rows of length 7 (98 blocks) come at the user at one time. When all the blocks in one set are destroyed, more blocks are raised—this happens 3 times, for a total of 4 block risings per level.
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game's announcer. Solving puzzles perfectly becomes increasingly important as the game progresses because later puzzles require more rolls, and hence more rows of running space, to complete successfully.
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about 75 minutes at Level 4 speed. Also, by beating the game once, players can unlock the
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named it a runner up for "Puzzle Game of the Year" (behind
1862:"Announcing PlayStation Classic's Full Lineup of 20 Games"
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1057:"What Makes A Genius - Intelligent Qube's IQ Algorithm"
1088:"New Game From Intelligent Qube Creator Coming To PSP"
1776:(in Japanese). Kadowaka Corporation. February 3, 2004
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1810:from the original on June 25, 2009
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1460:Fielder, Joe (November 13, 1997).
1185:"Intelligent Qube for PlayStation"
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1770:"『I.Q』がEZwebに配信される"
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1315:"I.Q インテリジェント キューブ"
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