Bust-A-Move Bash!

Bust-A-Move 2: Arcade Edition

Bust-A-Move 2: Arcade Edition brings back Bub and Bob in a classic bubble‑shooting puzzle experience. Players fire colored bubbles at a descending ceiling, matching three or more to clear them and prevent overflow. The game offers both single‑player puzzle challenges and split‑screen multiplayer modes, with progressive stages that keep the action fresh for kids and party gamers alike.

Bust-A-Move 3

Bust‑A‑Move 3 continues the addictive bubble‑popping formula of its predecessors, challenging players to aim and fire colored balls to create groups of three or more. The game offers both single‑player puzzles and competitive split‑screen multiplayer, keeping the experience fresh across its many arcade‑era ports.

Super Bubble Pop

Super Bubble Pop is a 2002 puzzle‑strategy game where players launch bubbles to create matches of three or more, filling a special jar with color energy for powerful attacks. Choose from five DJ poppers, unlock hidden characters, and enjoy four grooving soundtracks as you clear advancing rows of bubbles. The game offers three single‑player difficulty modes, a training mode with 50 levels each, and a split‑screen two‑player mode for head‑to‑head high‑score battles, all rated ESRB E for everyone.

Mercury Meltdown Revolution

Mercury Meltdown Revolution is a brain‑teasing puzzle platformer that drops players into a vibrant world of sci‑fi machines, quirky characters, and bubbling test tubes. Using the Wii Remote, you tilt and steer a mercury blob to navigate traps, switches, spikes, and moving floors while solving each level's challenge. The game offers both single‑player puzzles and competitive multiplayer modes, encouraging quick reflexes and strategic thinking as you master the fluid physics of mercury in increasingly complex environments.

Wicked Monsters Blast!

Wicked Monsters Blast! is a Wii shooter gallery game that lets you use the Wii Remote to blast enemies and tackle clever puzzles. Up to four players can join the fun, competing or cooperating as they clear each gallery stage. The game blends classic shooter mechanics with platforming challenges, offering a family‑friendly experience rated ESRB E10+. Developed by Corecell Technology and published by Valcon Games, it launched on July 5, 2011 and earned a respectable 69/100 critic score.