Polarium Advance (2005)
Platforms: Game Boy Advance · Wii UGenres: Genres · Puzzle · Top-down · Real-time · Falling block puzzle
Polarium Advance is basically the same as Polarium for the Nintendo DS, but a couple of new blocks have been added. This is a puzzle game in which the player must create horizontal lines of all the same color (either black or white). To change the...
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Cast & Crew · 33 people
- Roy Ozaki· Producer
- Takamitsu Hagiwara· Director
- Osamu Shoji· Programming
- Daichi Nakagawa· Graphic Design
- Satoru Iwata· Executive Producer
- Satoshi Kira· Producer
- Tomokazu Abe· Sound
- Toshiyuki Sudo· Sound
- Hisayo Osanai· Artwork
- Marcus Krause· Coordination
- Nick Ziegler· English Text
- Jan Peitzmeier· Translation German
- Pierre Sanchez· Translation French
- Robert DeBoer· Translation Dutch
- Jurjen Tiersma· Translation Dutch
- Diego Álvarez· Translation Spanish
- Christian Massi· Translation Italian
- Sonia Trepiccioni· Validation and Testing Team
- Michele Liuzzi· Validation and Testing Team
- Alessio Danieli· Validation and Testing Team
- Yoshinobu Mantani· Team
- Shuji Hashimoto· Team
- Robert Crombie· Team
- Kyle Hudson· Team
- Eric M. Bush· Team
- Sean Egan· Team
- Mika Kurosawa· Team
- Zac Evans· Team
- Tomoko Mikami· Team
- Hiroshi Sato· Product Management
- Shinya Saito· Special Thanks
- Yu Fukaya· Special Thanks
- Kenta Tanaka· Special Thanks
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