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#Pepenga pengo plus
Initially released in arcades, it was ported to the Xbox 360 and bundled in the Geesen Love Plus Pengo! package, which also includes Action Skill Test, Shooting Skill Test, and Combat Zeal. Pengo! is sort of fun, and its rules make it seem a little less of a ripoff than Pepenga Pengo was, but it’s still fairly basic, and there’s no single player mode at all, not even a rendition of the original arcade game. There are also bonus stages, where the game briefly highlights the position of hidden eggs, and you need to remember them and collect them before time runs out. Lose all three stars and the game is over. When the time is up, the winners and losers are determined based on your points – if you end up on the losing side, you lose a star. This form last for a short period of time before you resume your corporeal form.
Most score values are halved when you’re a ghost, except when killing other Pengos, in which case you get double points. If you are killed by an ice brick, you’re taken out of the game for a few seconds, then return as a Ghost Pengo, making you invincible. Hitting a Sno-Bee won’t kill you, but will stun you for a few seconds, leaving you suspectible to be squashed by someone else. You get some points by destroying bricks or killing Sno-Bees, but you gain much more by taking down other Pengos. Each match last sixty seconds – the goal is to score as many points as possible. Up to eight Pengos are on the field at the same time. It doesn’t use any of the old music, though the soundtrack was composed in a similar style of an early 1980s arcade game…which is to say, screechy and not entirely pleasant. The main difference is that it runs on a modern widescreen HD monitor, so the viewpoint is zoomed out. In fact, the visuals are basically identical to the original arcade game. It has been reinvented again as a multiplayer Bomberman-style game, sort of like Pepenga Pengo, but hewing closer to the original arcade game. Eighteen years after the original arcade release, Pengo was revived yet again with a new arcade game named Pengo!, this time developed by Triangle Service.
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