Mighty Beanz: Pocket Puzzles

 Game Boy Advance
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  1. AlexR.
    Feb 21, 2005
    8
    I myself thought that Mighty beans Pocket puzzles was actualy very interesting becuase I like to colect mighty beans and this alowed me to do it in another way.
  2. AdmiralLoverod
    Jul 1, 2018
    10
    Mighty Beanz: Pocket Puzzles was released on June 7, 2004 for the Nintendo Gameboy Advance. It had lots of beans and was quite mighty.

    President Bill Clinton once said "Mighty Beanz: Pocket Puzzles is why I wipe my ass in the morning." The music, composed by Nelson Mandela, evicts themes of a true traditional rural lifestyle, but fails to truly capture the essence of what makes Mighty    Mighty Beanz: Pocket Puzzles was released on June 7, 2004 for the Nintendo Gameboy Advance. It had lots of beans and was quite mighty.

    President Bill Clinton once said "Mighty Beanz: Pocket Puzzles is why I wipe my ass in the morning." The music, composed by Nelson Mandela, evicts themes of a true traditional rural lifestyle, but fails to truly capture the essence of what makes Mighty Beanz so mighty. William Shatner's art direction is a clinic in atmospheric design. The mostly green mighty bean halves asexually mating in front of a blue background really pushes the slow-paced horror elements he was going for.

    The gameplay itself is absolutely top notch, combining the best aspects of Bejeweled, Bomberman: Act Zero, and 5089: The Action RPG.

    In conclusion, Mighty Beanz: Pocket Puzzles is an amazing game that every person must experience at least once.    … Expand

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37

Generally unfavorable reviews - based on 6 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 0 out of 6
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 6
  3. Negative: 5 out of 6
  1. Game Informer
    60
    Frustrating instead of addictive. [Sept 2004, p.118]
  2. Nintendo Power
    40
    If you're looking for an easy-to-understand falling-piece puzzle game, Majesco's "Bookworm" is a more reliable choice. [Sept 2004, p.117]
  3. IGN
    30
    Quite literally, a headache inducing game design...but not in any good way.
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