Gunpei Yokoi is best known as the father of Nintendo's enormously successful Game Boy, though he may be nearly as well known as the creator of the significantly less successful Virtual Boy. An ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Portable puzzle fiends are getting a present from Namco Bandai Games this holiday season in the form of a remake of the WonderSwan title Gunpey. The ...

Namco Bandai says that Q Entertainment has finished messing about with Gunpey's PSP and DS development and shipped it off to be stuffed into UMDs and game cards. With that being the case, US gamers ...

With the exception of Lumines Live’s piecemeal microtransaction system Q Entertainment has been on a role with developing quality puzzle games. That’s probably the reason Bandai Namco Games choose Q ...

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As lines of various angles climb up the screen, the player s objective is to flip the lines, located in squares, to connect them over five columns. Connecting lines from left to right remove the ...

Gunpey is something of a romantic notion of a videogame, something to keep very close to your heart if you are so stricken. The title, originally a puzzle game by a crew working with the late game ...

The next game from the folks at Q? Entertainment, responsible for the masterpieces that are Lumines and Meteos, have been working on a new puzzler for both the DS and the PSP. Each version is unique ...

SANTA CLARA, Calif., (November 2, 2006) - Leading video games publisher and developer NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc. announced today that the exhilarating puzzle title, Gunpey ® for the PSP ® ...

Next month the PSP is getting a fair amount of attention from Q Entertainment with Lumines II, Every Extend Extra and Gunpey coming to North America. Gunpey for the PSP takes a cue from Lumines and ...

Gunpey's pulsing music and visuals may remind you of Lumines, but don't let it fool you: This addictive game is unique and bizarre enough to stand on its own merits. Remember the WonderSwan? In case ...

Remember when you first played Lumines? And it was a bit like Tetris but different - a bit like Tetris but horizontal. And so it took you a while to adjust, right? It took you a while to think ...