Abstract: Arkanoid is a game that definitely has visible roots to the original video game, Pong, but is probably more familiar to gamers by another name, that one being Breakout. At least that's the case for me, and again, like Space Invaders, this is a game tha...
Abstract: TitleArkanoid DS PublisherTaitoDeveloperTaitoRelease DateJune 17th, 2008GenreArcadePlatformNintendo DSRatingEveryoneArkanoid DS had some promise for arcade game lovers when it was released in Japan earlier this year. For the United States version, Ar...
Abstract: Its a sad fact that we live in a society that seems to be obsessed with youth and ignorant of anything old or outdated. Switch on a TV set and youre likely to be bombarded with images of fresh-faced metrosexuals advertising the latest MP3 player or s...
Abstract: In the beginning there was Pong. Then there was Breakout, and 10 years later there was Arkanoid. Taitos bat-and-ball block breaker first appeared in arcades more than 20 years ago, and in the years since it has graced numerous home computers and conso...
Arkanoids classic gameplay is timeless, 140 levels and two different singleplayer modes to play them in, Multiplayer support for up to four with a single cartridge, Online leaderboards add replay value.
Dpad controls dont work as well as the stylus.
Arkanoid is as much fun today as it was 20 years ago, and the DS version is arguably the best yet. ...
Abstract: Based on Atari's Breakout, in 1986 Taito released Arkanoid to the arcade world. The intelligent block-breaker had gamers advancing from level to level in a platform-like spaceship known as the VAUS. The concept was simple but had mass-appeal. Twenty-tw...
Abstract: Taitos Arkanoid isnt much more than a blatant rip-off of the classic Atari Breakout. But back in the day it was a good blatant rip-off of the classic Atari Breakout. But oh how the mighty has fallen: the newest addition to the series is Arkanoid DS, ...
Abstract: Arkanoid probably isn't your most fondly remembered Taito game -- chances are, Bubble Bobble takes that honor -- but I dug it, and I still enjoy playing it. So it's cool to see Taito revisit the franchise on the DS, especially since past sequels and re...
