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No One Can Stop Mr. Domino

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A domino runs around a track setting down dominos then knocking them down. It may sound cheesy but it is insanely addictive. The game play is fairly simple. You, Mr. Domino (or another character of your choosing) run around a track and set up strings of dominos up to switches in the ground. When you get to the end of the track and come around to the begining you can knock down a domino and start the chain reaction. When a switch is knocked down, an object somewhere else on the track knocks down another chain of dominos. The idea is to get them all down in one go. Once you knock down a specific number of switches you move on to the next level.

There are 5 playable characters (2 to start with and 3 secret) and 6 tracks to play through. This may not sound like much, but when you play the game you'll see that this is more than enough. If you enjoy addictive puzzle games, this is for you.

I bought this game on a whim in a discount game bin. I thought "Hey, that looks cool!". ...and I was right.

The premise is that...well, there is no premise. You're just this living domino who has to place dominos to hit switches and knock down more dominos. Odd, eh? You haven't heard the half of it!

The game has six levels and five characters, five of them hidden. There are also multiple paths in some levels. If you can stand this game for 20 minutes, you'll be hooked for life!

Oh, and the full name of this game is "No One Can Stop Mr. Domino".

First of all, this game came out nine years ago and I always thought it seemed kind of cool. My actual rating would be a 4.5, but I figured I would round up. I waited a long time to buy a PS2, shortly after the PS3 was released to be exact. I had kept a list of all the old PS1 and PS2 games I wanted to play and upon buying a PS2, I began working through the classic collections. Mr. Domino was by no means high on my list, so I casually ordered it for about $6 without thinking much about it. When I got the game in the mail, I decided to pop it in for "just a few minutes" to check it out.

At first, I didn't understand the game. However, once I began linking tricks with dominoes, I found myself increasingly addicted. I kept playing the first level until I finally beat it with one big chain of dominoes. I was hooked!

The game is short with only six total levels. There are multiple ways to beat certain levels, namely the last three. I have been playing this game for about three days and, while I can regularly reach the last level, I still have not beat it. There is three unlockable characters, which is nice as they each control differently. If you own a PS1, PS2, or PS3, do yourself a favor and BUY THIS GAME! It's $6 well spent.

Okay so maybe not one of the best, but this game is so cool. Its pretty dumb, and well not all that cool looking, but once you play it, you wont want to stop. Its great. I just got this game for a friend of mine, and he love it too, and he isnt really big on games like this, but he put it in and he couldnt stop. If your going to get a game get this its great.