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Lumines Supernova
Generally favorable reviews
Based on 16 critic reviews
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Game Info
Publisher: Q Entertainment Inc.
Developer: Q Entertainment Inc.
Genre(s): Puzzle
Players: 2
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
Release Date: December 23, 2008
Summary
[Playstation Network] Indulge in the fusion of puzzle, lights and music! The latest installment to the blockbuster franchise from Tetsuya Mizuguchi and Q Entertainment comes packed with brand new skins and new modes, exclusive to the PS3. LUMINES Supernova combines puzzles, block-dropping beats and video entertainment to create an addictively-fun gameplay experience that will keep you playing day after day. The game offers 40 skins in the Challenge Mode alone, with several brand new skins keeping the Lumines experience fresh. Choose from several different single player modes, battle it out with a friend or create your own background music in the all-new Sequencer Mode. [SCEA]
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What The Critics Said
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Gamer 2.0
Lumines Supernova provides another avenue of getting the great Lumines gameplay to the hands of the people that have yet to try it out
Read Full Review >WonderwallWeb
Well worth playing for if you have not purchased one of the many other versions for a while.
Read Full Review >GamingExcellence
Still, in the end, Lumines is a great game to play. The basic gameplay is solid and addictive, and the skins are mesmerizing in both sound and visuals, blending with the gameplay to create a hypnotic experience.
Read Full Review >Cheat Code Central
It's one of the best downloadable values on the PlayStation Network - this game is packed with content and you can easily spend dozens of hours exploring all that it has to offer.
Read Full Review >PSX Extreme
Lumines Supernova is a fantastic addition to the PlayStation Store and at only $14.99, it’s a steal. The longevity is just insane, and it’s not entirely due to the addictive quality of the gameplay.
Read Full Review >IGN
I've been playing Lumines Supernova so much that I see orange and white blocks when I close my eyes; that's a good thing, but I can't help feeling like the game could've been more.
Read Full Review >ZTGameDomain
Lumines Supernova is easily the best iteration of the game to date. The amount of content here is simply outstanding. Unfortunately if you have been a fan of the series for a while a lot of it is going to feel a little too familiar.
Read Full Review >GameSpot
Lumines Supernova is well priced and brimming with great content, but the lack of online multiplayer is unfortunate.
Read Full Review >Eurogamer Portugal
Lumines Supernova is a solid package that offers a great amount of variety, thanks to its many game modes. The lack of online play is sadly the only issue in a game where the hard difficulty settings are the main dish for all the veterans. We have seen all this before, but it still simply rocks.
Read Full Review >Gamestyle
Despite this criticism for only £8.99 you’ve got a title that will continue to challenge and entertain long after many other purchases have been deleted. Lumines Supernova also looks and sounds great.
Read Full Review >Playstation Official Magazine UK
Play it right and it builds into a hypnotically rhythmic blur of colour and sound. [Mar 2009, p.91]
Meristation
Lumines Supernova is a great addition to the PSN catalogue. Lumines is one of the best puzzles created in the last years, and this new version conserves all the qualities of the original one. Unfortunately, the online modes shine by their absence.
Read Full Review >Eurogamer
Although the new toys fail to entirely justify themselves - and if you can forgive the absence of online options, and look past what many perceive as the heresy of playing the game on anything other than a handheld - Lumines Supernova is probably the fullest incarnation of the game yet available.
Read Full Review >Gaming Age
Increasing the longevity of the Lumines experience, Supernova also includes a sequencer where you can create your own tracks. It's pretty limited, but offers enough variance to make some pretty unique tracks.
Read Full Review >Giant Bomb
While I think that anyone with a reasonable level of interest in puzzle or rhythm games should absolutely own Lumines, there's really no good reason to collect them all. If you've somehow managed to dodge the series until now, Supernova's a fine place to start. But as someone that's been playing it since it was originally released on the PSP in Japan, I got tired of it almost immediately.
Read Full Review >What Our Users Said
The average user rating for this game is 8.6 (out of 10) based on 3 User Votes
Note: User votes are NOT included in the Metascore calculation.
