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on 14 August 1997, although only the
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criticized the Game Boy Color version's color palette for making it hard to notice the location of lakes. Another point of critique was the general product's limited depth and replay-ability, where the experience wears thin after a few hours and was repetitive due to a lack of variation in gameplay
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once it is full. Fireballs pop up which can evaporate water, which gives the player an amount of points depending on how much water was vaporized. By evaporating water with fireballs, the player is also able to reduce the level of the drain in order to avoid losing. There are also hazards that ruin
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felt the issue was worsened by the controls not being sensitive enough. The problem was also blamed on misleading shadows, made harder to focus on them due to distracting visuals. The few angle choices also made looking for water trickles hard, not helped by the draining water's lack of graphical
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has Pro, which quickens the speed of the game, and
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found the Game Boy Color port inferior to the original
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battle mode, with the same goal as Classic but a different water meter with four colored spaces. One player can launch an attack at the other depending on which color space the water level is at; the meter also can not be lowered by evaporating a lake with a fireball.
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to develop a Game Boy Color port. Although the IP rights were held between Ocean and Zed Two, the port's development began without the knowledge of the Pickfords. The brothers were angry once they found out. Ocean and Zed Two settled by having the latter hold
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wrote that the slightest mistake could instantly end a play-through. She and Schneider felt the game should have adequately accustomed beginners to the gameplay, and John Davison argued the amount of randomization between uppers and water was too much.
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project as a PC title, with no plans for porting to consoles. This was because, at the time, no small independent studio had the budget to develop for major consoles. After Zed Two's inquisition, a friend of the Pickfords, who worked at
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for approval. As Ste recalled the Japanese company's reaction, "We booted up the game in the meeting room, they took one look and just said, 'Yep, we need all the games we can get!' And that was it, we were in business!"
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critic admitted the sound effects intensified the gameplay, stating the alarm "will almost certainly send a shiver down your spine". Also highlighted was the electronically-altered announcer voice, which Bad Hare of
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s James Price, "As it brooks little familiarity with lesser skilled players, you actually feel as if you're achieving something by reaching level 15 with an unbelievably high number of points."
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s Simon argued it was mature in comparison to most other Nintendo 64 titles. Most of the praise was directed at the water, particularly its realistic flowing, ripple effects, transparency and
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water level on the Game Boy Color, but Imagineer went with theirs instead. The port was released in Japan on 29 October 1999 and in Europe on 29 September 2000. The Dreamcast port,
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mode the brothers worked on to remain unfinished. The PC version was announced by Infogrames on 19 November 1998, and released on 15 January 1999, selling 30,000 copies worldwide.
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the player's structure, such as Mines which blast holes into the ground, Ice Cubes that freeze the water, and earthquakes that quickly turn the landscape flat once it is too high.
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2431:"A 3D Puzzle game? On N64?"
2313:"Behind the Scenes: Wetrix"
551:video game in the style of
532:In the mid-1990s, brothers
4291:
4240:Falling block puzzle games
3959:Game Boy Official Magazine
3833:"Test de Wetrix sur DCAST"
3641:Holloway, Tom (May 2001).
3299:. No. 199. p. 68
2604:. 19 June 1998. p. 54
2567:Staines and Ashford Leader
2142:Official Nintendo Magazine
1835:Official Nintendo Magazine
1741:Official Nintendo Magazine
1677:Official Nintendo Magazine
1564:described as a mixture of
1467:Official Nintendo Magazine
390:The Pickfords conceived a
4149:. No. 76. p. 77
4106:G-Wok (17 January 2001).
4084:Revista Oficial Dreamcast
3929:. August 1998. p. 98
3731:. No. 62. p. 94
3689:Fish, Eliot (June 1998).
3651:. No. 91. p. 71
3340:Electronic Gaming Monthly
2569:. 18 June 1998. p. 5
2495:"Wetrix Storms into June"
2135:White, Shaun (May 1998).
1771:Revista Oficial Dreamcast
1168:Electronic Gaming Monthly
925:
920:
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835:
806:for the Dreamcast, named
723:for the rubber duck. The
618:into a game starring the
28:
3296:Computer and Video Games
3223:Take Two (August 2000).
2965:"Wetrix for Nintendo 64"
2404:. 1998. pp. 23–24.
1828:(1994) and those of the
1739:critics Jon and Reiner.
1735:detail, argued Fish and
1622:critic Victor Lucas and
1100:Computer and Video Games
514:feature is a two-player
4024:Chris (December 1998).
3962:. No. 5. p. 9
3372:The Electric Playground
2930:"Wetrix+ for Dreamcast"
2773:Computer Games Magazine
2740:Computer Games Magazine
2046:The Electric Playground
1822:puzzle titles, such as
1619:The Electric Playground
3487:Bad Hare (July 1998).
3453:"Wetrix - Nintendo 64"
3075:Marriott, Scott Alan.
653:The Incredible Machine
483:
3403:"Wetrix+ - Dreamcast"
2463:"Wetrix Box Surfaces"
1612:game most similar to
796:Acclaim Entertainment
780:intellectual property
534:Ste and John Pickford
470:
347:Ste and John Pickford
134:Ste and John Pickford
4260:Ocean Software games
4245:Game Boy Color games
3255:Switch (July 1998).
3008:on 14 September 2009
1812:compared to that of
800:Take-Two Interactive
471:The second level of
89:Take-Two Interactive
3986:"PC Review: Wetrix"
3927:Nintendo of America
3463:on 9 September 1999
3199:on November 1, 2003
3159:on 16 November 2014
3125:on 16 November 2014
3089:on 16 November 2014
899:
824:
4108:"Aqua Aqua Review"
3998:on 2 December 2006
3419:on 26 October 2000
3365:Steinberg, Scott.
3077:"Wetrix+ – Review"
2942:on 13 October 2014
2801:"Console Releases"
2780:on 27 October 2003
2747:on 27 October 2003
2439:. 14 August 1997.
2368:. 9 January 1998.
2360:"Wetrix Interview"
1766:reflection mapping
822:
692:Software Creations
685:Zed Two began the
538:Software Creations
484:
439:Japanese magazine
355:personal computers
4255:Nintendo 64 games
3925:. Vol. 111.
3499:IDG Entertainment
3149:"Wetrix – Review"
3115:"Wetrix – Review"
2975:on 17 August 2009
2639:Nintendo of Japan
2503:. 17 April 1998.
2471:. 13 March 1998.
1793:Jean-Michel Jarre
1546:
1545:
895:
894:
792:Xicat Interactive
732:Release and ports
494:puzzle video game
480:puzzle video game
357:in 1998, and the
343:puzzle video game
334:
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275:29 September 2000
119:Infogrames Europe
78:Xicat Interactive
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3569:"Wetrix Review"
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2998:"Wetrix for PC"
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2039:Lucas, Victor.
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3489:"Wetrix (N64)"
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214:12 June 1998
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155:Ste Pickford
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57:N64, Windows
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52:Publisher(s)
42:Developer(s)
15:
4141:"Aqua Aqua"
4030:Ultimate PC
3886:18 February
3383:12 November
2895:Wetrix (DC)
2877:25 December
2784:22 November
2751:22 November
2649:25 December
2579:June 19th//
2563:"Key Dates"
2391:"Credits".
2149:10 November
1803:Ultimate PC
1608:(1990) the
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1587:Tetrisphere
1529:Ultimate PC
903:Publication
721:3D Studio 4
625:Taz Express
523:Development
424:Taz Express
351:Nintendo 64
329:multiplayer
202:Nintendo 64
180:Nintendo 64
175:Platform(s)
165:Suddi Raval
161:Composer(s)
129:Designer(s)
4219:Categories
4174:Metacritic
4091:7 November
4036:5 November
4002:25 October
3966:5 December
3849:5 November
3735:4 November
3703:2 November
3655:5 November
3347:25 October
3269:4 November
3262:Consoles +
3237:4 November
3230:Consoles +
3036:Metacritic
2845:7 November
2511:8 November
2479:7 November
2447:7 November
2415:6 November
2402:Infogrames
2376:7 November
2329:6 November
2254:6 November
2182:7 November
2057:25 October
1930:References
1815:Wipeout XL
1695:Consoles +
1080:Consoles +
878:Metacritic
828:Aggregator
681:Production
650:(1991) or
634:Infogrames
415:Infogrames
349:, for the
4210:MobyGames
4185:3 October
4124:2 October
4079:"Wetrix+"
3811:3 October
3773:3 October
3757:"Wetrix+"
3621:4 October
3605:"Wetrix+"
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3467:3 October
3423:3 October
3413:FuncoLand
3367:"Wetrix+"
3163:3 October
3129:3 October
3093:3 October
3012:3 October
2979:3 October
2946:3 October
2806:Eurogamer
2105:3 October
1999:3 October
1856:Aqua Aqua
1795:composed
912:Dreamcast
837:Dreamcast
819:Reception
814:Reception
808:Aquapanic
798:, and by
775:Imagineer
759:Imagineer
546:isometric
491:isometric
477:isometric
456:Aqua Aqua
447:Imagineer
379:isometric
374:Wetrix GB
359:Dreamcast
280:Dreamcast
192:Dreamcast
151:Artist(s)
108:Imagineer
65:Dreamcast
4179:Archived
4153:28 March
4118:Archived
4063:28 April
4057:Total 64
4053:"Wetrix"
4026:"Wetrix"
3954:"Wetrix"
3917:"Wetrix"
3874:"Wetrix"
3843:Archived
3805:Archived
3797:"Wetrix"
3767:Archived
3723:"Wetrix"
3691:"Wetrix"
3643:"Wetrix"
3577:Archived
3573:GameSpot
3543:Archived
3538:GameSpot
3503:Archived
3335:"Wetrix"
3291:"Wetrix"
3257:"Wetrix"
3225:"Wetrix"
3187:"Wetrix"
3041:Archived
2911:26 April
2865:"Wetrix"
2839:Archived
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2676:"Wetrix"
2643:Archived
2608:26 April
2573:26 April
2547:26 April
2505:Archived
2473:Archived
2441:Archived
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2370:Archived
2323:Archived
2248:Archived
2176:Archived
2137:"Wetrix"
2099:Archived
2095:GameSpot
2041:"Wetrix"
1993:Archived
1867:titles.
1759:Total 64
1721:GameSpot
1712:GameSpot
1605:Welltris
1596:(1998).
1573:Populous
1273:GameSpot
1189:EP Daily
704:Nintendo
647:Lemmings
554:Gauntlet
463:Gameplay
341:is a 3D
310:Genre(s)
3991:PC Zone
3494:GamePro
3153:AllGame
3119:AllGame
3082:AllGame
3047:9 March
2318:GamesTM
1809:GamePro
1786:ambient
1783:new age
1747:PC Zone
1667:Rampart
1555:Famitsu
1488:PC Zone
1294:GameSpy
1263:16.5/20
1252:GamePro
1242:8.25/10
1210:Famitsu
1179:22.5/40
935:AllGame
788:Wetrix+
711:either
573:vectors
544:, a 3D
528:Origins
368:Wetrix+
321:Mode(s)
228:Windows
198:Release
184:Windows
46:Zed Two
4205:Wetrix
2620:Tetris
2616:Wetrix
2581:Wetrix
2529:Wetrix
2394:Wetrix
1865:Wetrix
1848:Wetrix
1843:Legacy
1830:Tetris
1789:techno
1776:Wetrix
1752:Wetrix
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1672:Wetrix
1645:Wetrix
1634:Tetris
1630:Tetris
1614:Wetrix
1610:Tetris
1582:Tetris
1578:Wetrix
1567:Tetris
1550:Wetrix
1542:81/100
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1329:78/100
1320:84/100
1287:6.8/10
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