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I've also had my fair share of frustrations with burns stopping at 99%. I also recommend using quality discs such as Verbatim and TDK, since cheap discs like Maxell are known result in bad burns and errors. I use Nero 6, since it's a very light program with all the features you need for burning Wii backups. On the whole, though, Boom Blox Bash Party is still a challenging and fun experience, bolstered by a potentially limitless supply of user-generated content to keep the game fresh.Index of Index of -14 -13 -12 -11 -10 -09 -08 -07 -06 -05 -04 -03 -02 -01page 01 of 02+02 +03 +04 +05 +06 +07 +08 +09 +10 +11 +12 +13 +14 +15. Many of the origina's flaws are still here, from hyper-realistic physics models that don't work the way you planned to those tedious multiplayer levels where you're forced to knock every last block off the stage.

Until more intrepid users start loading their descriptions with search terms, good luck trying to track down quirky new Rube Goldberg machines or some of the more whimsical creations that the first game had to offer.Īs with most puzzle game sequels, this return to Boom Blox doesn't attempt to reinvent the wheel. Typing "bomb" or "explosion" won't find all the levels that have bombs in them - just the few that actually include those specific words in their title or brief description. There's no option to simply browse through groups of levels, and the search function could be much more useful. You can edit any level that you download and re-upload your edited version, although the game will always keep track of the original creator, giving credit where it's due.īut while it's easy to find more levels, getting exactly what you want can be a chore. To search more broadly, you can go to the game's Download menu and choose between Solo, Cooperative and Versus levels, or a Freestyle section chock-full of user creations that lack rules and are just for fun. On each set of levels, just click "download more" and Bash Party will search the servers for levels with rule sets similar to the one you're playing. But fear not: There's a delightfully simple option for finding more.

While EA populated the game with more than 400 puzzles, chances are you won't find enough of the ones you like best. Electronic Arts moderates the levels for inappropriate content and shares approved ones with every gamer. Sharing levels is easier, too: You don't need to enter Nintendo's onerous "friend codes" to share levels with other people.

The revamped level editor gives players the ability create levels from scratch or modify existing levels to suit their needs. Versus mode might see you blasting apart your friends' structures and relieving them of their gems, while co-op encourages players to work together, taking turns constructing elaborate towers or dismantling them as a team under strict time limits. Bash Party offers both cooperative and competitive multiplayer modes.