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Puyo Puyo TsuPuyo Puyo Tsu Box Art (Mega Drive)DeveloperCompileSega (re-releases)Bits Laboratory (SS)Goo! (PCE)MileStone (PS2)M2 (3DS, Nintendo Switch)PublishersCompileSega (PS2/re-releases)Bandai (WS)NEC Interchannel (PCE)SNK (NGPC)PlatformsArcade, Super Famicom, Sega Saturn, PlayStation, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Network, Mega Drive, Game Gear, Game Boy, Windows 95, Wii Virtual Console, 3DS Virtual Console, NEC PC-9821, Macintosh, PC Engine, Neo-Geo Pocket Color, Wonderswan, 3DS, Nintendo Switch, SNES Online (Switch), Mega Drive MiniPlayers1-2 playersRelease dateArcade
September 1994
Mega Drive December 2, 1994Game Gear December 16, 1994PC-9821 October 27, 1995Sega Saturn October 27, 1995Super Famicom December 8, 1995Super Famicom (Remix) March 8, 1996PC Engine March 29, 1996PlayStation November 15, 1996Windows 95 November 15, 1996Game Boy December 13, 1996WonderSwan March 11, 1999Neo Geo Pocket Color July 22, 1999 September 30, 1999 November 26, 1999PlayStation 2 May 24, 2004Wii Virtual Console (Mega Drive) April 24, 2007 March 10, 2008 May 9, 2008Wii Virtual Console (Arcade) June 7, 20113DS Virtual Console (Game Gear) December 25, 20133D Classics (3DS) December 25, 2015 April 26, 2016 November 4, 2016[1]PSOne Classics (PSN) September 27, 2017SNES Online (Switch) September 5, 2019 September 5, 2019 September 5, 2019Mega Drive Mini September 19, 2019 September 19, 2019 September 19, 2019Sega Ages (Nintendo Switch) January 16, 2020 February 20, 2020Puyo Puyo 2, formerly known as Puyo Puyo Tsu (ぷよぷよ通) (Also known as Puyo Puyo Tsuu and commonly stylized as Puyo Puyo TSU) is the sequel to Puyo Puyo, developed by Compile in 1994. The game's title is a pun based on the similarity between the pronunciation of the Kanji tsu (meaning "expert") and the Japanese pronunciation of the English word "two." Contents 1 Gameplay 2 Single-player modes 2.1 Normal mode 2.2 Other modes 3 Versions 3.1 Notable ports 4 Trivia 4.1 Gameplay Quirks 5 Gallery 6 Soundtrack 6.1 Ports 7 Related 8 References Gameplay See also: Tsu (rule)Tsu adds a variety of new mechanics. The most prominent new gameplay mechanic is the "offset rule"; when a player has Nuisance Puyo above their field, creating a chain will reduce the number of waiting Nuisance Puyo instead of sending garbage to the opponent. Tsu also introduces "margin time", a mechanic that, after a certain amount of time passes, steadily multiplies the number of Nuisance Puyo that are sent per chain. "All clear," obtained by clearing every single Puyo on the field, gives the player a Nuisance bonus on their next chain. In addition, the game introduces "double rotation." In the first game, if the player has control of a pair that is caught between two filled columns of Puyo, they cannot rotate the pair at all. If the player is in an identical situation in Tsu, however, they can flip the pair 180 degrees by pressing a rotation button twice. Finally, Tsu adds "Rule Henka." When activated via the service/option menu, it changes the Nuisance Puyo in the single player game to Hard Puyo and/or Point Puyo. Single-player modes Normal modeAs opposed to the first game's linear Scenario mode, Tsu's main mode is a tower where Arle Nadja selects opponents to battle via roulette. Each "floor" of the tower has an EXP total that the player must reach in order to advance. If the player defeats all of a floor's opponents without meeting the goal, one final opponent will appear. If, after defeating this extra opponent, the player still fails to meet the goal, Arle is booted from the tower and the game ends. The EXP goals vary from version to version; for example, Super Puyo Puyo Tsu requires twice as many points to clear the first floor as the arcade or Mega Drive versions. Unlike the first game, the arcade version of Tsu does not feature full cutscenes. Instead, each match is preceded by a short description of the opponent. Level 1 Skeleton-T, Will o Wisp, Sukiya Podes, Trio the Banshee, Nomi, Momomo, Baromett, Mini Zombie (Masked Satan if you don't have enough points to pass the floor) Level 2 Panotty, Uroko Sakana Bito, Nohoho, Cait Sith, Fufufu, Mummy (Owlbear if you don't earn enough points to pass the floor) Level 3 Sasori Man, Samurai Mole, Harpy, Parara, Nasu Grave (Zombie if you don't earn enough points to pass the floor) Level 4 Suketoudara, Mamono, Witch, Pakista (Dragon if you don't earn enough points to pass the floor) Level 5 Draco Centauros, Minotauros (Zoh Daimaoh if you don't earn enough points to pass the floor) Level 6 (faced sequentially) Schezo Wegey, Rulue, Satan (Masked Satan if you earn 180,000 points and don't use any continues) Other modesMany of the home ports include Practice and Expert (Tsu) modes. Practice mode consists of either one or three set(s) of opponents that are faced sequentially. Expert mode (also known as Rally mode) pits the player against every single opponent in the game. The exact contents of each mode vary by port. Certain versions of the game have Incubus, Scylla, Lycanthrope and Cockatrice in the Practice and Expert modes, but not anywhere else. Versions Main article: Puyo Puyo Tsu/Port ComparisonLike the first arcade game, Puyo Puyo Tsu was developed for Sega's System C2 arcade hardware. However, while most of the first game's ports are very similar in terms of features, Tsu's ports vary in gameplay modes, character count, music, and even vocal catchphrases. Notable ports The Mega Drive port is arcade-perfect in terms of gameplay, visuals, music, and sound effects. Unlike the first game's Mega Drive port, which removed all but three vocal samples, this game attempts to cope with the hardware differences between the Mega Drive and System C2 by introducing a vocal quality setting. Option B, the default, plays samples at a slightly lower-than-arcade quality while temporarily muting the music; Option A plays samples at a drastically lower-than-arcade quality but will not interrupt the BGM. For reasons unknown, Puyo Puyo Box locks the quality option in its version of this port. The Sega Saturn port introduces Practice mode, Expert mode, and reintroduces pre-battle cutscenes. The first Super Famicom port (Super Puyo Puyo Tsu) features Practice and a four-player battle mode. The second port (Super Puyo Puyo Tsu Remix) features Expert mode and is the first port to feature three separate Practice courses. As with the first game, the median between game fields is smaller and the enemy portrait is placed inside of their field. The PC-Engine CD port (Puyo Puyo CD Tsu) features full voice work with a cast consisting entirely of professional voice actors, and also includes character-unique chain phrases. The Windows 95 port of the game features enhanced resolution, as well as a short Nazo Puyo quest mode, which was intended to be in the Mega Drive version but was cut. The PlayStation port (Puyo Puyo Tsu Ketteiban) is based on the Saturn port, but features a modified version of Remix's Practice mode that incorporates the Saturn version's previously-exclusive Beginner characters. Starting with this port, Minako Ozawa replaces Mami Inoue as Arle's voice actress. The Neo Geo Pocket port, licensed to SNK by Sega, was released in North America and Europe as Puyo Pop. Unlike previous English Puyo Puyo games, the NGPC Puyo Pop retains both the character designs and (almost) all of the character names from the Japanese version. As in the English translations of the first game, Satan is renamed "Dark Prince." The PlayStation 2 port (Puyo Puyo Tsu Perfect Set) is part of the "Sega Ages 2500" line of games, created in collaboration with D3 Publisher, one-half of 3D Ages. This version is based on the PSX port, but includes a Nazo Puyo mode. The Virtual Console port of the Mega Drive version was released, albeit untranslated, in North America and Europe as an import title. The Virtual Console port of the arcade version featured online multiplayer, but this functionality was lost when the Wii's multiplayer servers were taken offline. The 3DS port, as part of the Sega 3D Classics line and Sega 3D Classics Collection (Sega 3D Fukkou Archives 2 in Japan), developed and ported by M2, who previously worked with Sega on the Sega Vintage Collection (Sega Ages Online in Japan) line on PS3 and Xbox 360 and would later on work alsongside Sega for the development of the Sega Ages line on the Switch and the Mega Drive Mini, is based on the arcade version and is un-translated. The Super Famicom version was released in all territories as one of the initial twenty games on the Nintendo Switch's SNES Online (Super Famicom Online in Japan) service, un-translated ala the Virtual Console imports. The Mega Drive port was released on the Mega Drive Mini in Japan and Asian territories. Unlike Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine in the North American and European versions of the console, and Puyo Puyo in the Asian version of the console, changing the system language does not reflect the changes, like changing to English, French, German, Italian or Spanish for example. The standalone Switch port, part of the Switch's rendition of the "Sega Ages" line, which is once again developed and ported by M2, is a port of the original un-translated Japanese System C-2 version that adds the ability to modify Puyo colors. It also includes easy access to each enemy's description, which is translated in the English version. Notably, Satan is not referred to as "Dark Prince" at any point in this release, not even in his translated enemy description. Trivia Compile's president, Masamitsu "Moo" Niitani, voices Carbuncle in the Sega Saturn port. The Sega Saturn port features voice work done entirely by Compile staff. This is the first game in the series to open with an "Act Against AIDS" message. Similar messages appear in most of Compile's subsequent Puyo Puyo titles. The official art for Puyo Puyo Tsu Ketteiban, the PlayStation version, features a railway motif with a distinct "Puyo Station," poking fun at the PlayStation's title and its shortened form as "PS." An animated clock application based on this Puyo Station is included with the COMPILE GALLERY 123 ~Puyo Puyo & Madou Monogatari~ CD-ROM for Windows. The staff credits sequence for the SEGA AGES edition on Nintendo Switch features new animations for many of the game's characters, in the same style as the original sprites. They were done by a former Compile graphics artist on M2's SEGA AGES development team. Gameplay Quirks It is possible for the game's automatic drop speed to become so fast that attempting to quickly drop a controlled pair of Puyo actually slows it down. This is emulated in Puyo Puyo! 15th Anniversary for the fight against Satan. In some versions of Tsu, including the arcade release, the player can use the double rotation mechanic to rotate their Puyo indefinitely. This requires placing twelve Puyo in columns two and four. This bug is fixed in some later Tsu implementations.[verification needed] In the Arcade and Mega Drive versions only, if the player defeats Masked Satan in the first floor, but did not gained enough EXP to progress, the normal ending will play instead of the bad ending. This was fixed in the later versions. In the Tsu CD edition, there is an overflow glitch where getting too many points before leveling up overflows the point requirement counter, guaranteeing the bad ending. While this glitch can be disastrous, it can prove invaluable for unlocking Owlbear, Zombie and Dragon for multiplayer, who are difficult to encounter without the glitch. GalleryArcade flyer Mega Drive cover Game Gear cover PC-9821 cover Sega Saturn cover Super Famicom cover Remix cover PC-Engine cover PS1 cover Windows 95 cover Gameboy cover Wonderswan cover Neo Geo Pocket Color cover Puyo Pop Cover PS2 cover Gameboy logo Mega Drive cover Mega Drive back cover Game Gear cover Sega Saturn cover Super Puyo Puyo Tsu package (SFC) Playstation cover Windows 95 cover Gameboy cover Neo Geo Pocket Color cover SoundtrackNote that the English song titles for the arcade version are sourced from the SEGA AGES release. Title (Japanese) Title (English) Plays during: テーマソングだよ「ぷよぷよ通」 TITLE Intro インストラクションだよ「ぷよぷよ通」 INSTRUCTION Tutorial セレクト画面だよ「ぷよぷよ通」 . Menu COOKING OF PUYOPUYO Stage Select 魔導の塔で対戦だよ「ぷよぷよ通」~さいしょのおんがく BATTLE THEME 1 Stage Theme A 魔導の塔で対戦だよ「ぷよぷよ通」~へいき,へいき BATTLE THEME 2 Stage Theme B 魔導の塔で対戦だよ「ぷよぷよ通」~くらやみ BATTLE THEME 3 Stage Theme C 魔導の塔で対戦だよ「ぷよぷよ通」~すばやくてコワイ BATTLE THEME 4 Stage Theme D ゲームオーバーだよ「ぷよぷよ通」 SORROW OF PUYOPUYO Game Over WARNING OF PUYOPUYO . Danger エンディングだよ「ぷよぷよ通」 . Ending スタッフロールだよ「ぷよぷよ通」 . Staff Roll [Stage Clear] Stage Clear [All Puyos Clear] All Puyos Clear Ports Title (Japanese) Title (English) Plays during: とことん遊ぼう . Cutscene, Endless もう、大丈夫。 . Cutscene 漫才デモ・ボス用 . Cutscene RelatedPuyo Puyo Tsu/Reverse Engineering: A series of articles that examine the internal operations of Tsu's Mega Drive port. v · d · e Puyo Puyo Games Main series Puyo Puyo (1991) • Puyo Puyo (1992) (Mega Drive Prototype) • Puyo Puyo Tsu • Puyo Puyo Sun • Puyo Puyo~n • Puyo Puyo Fever • Puyo Puyo Fever 2 • Puyo Puyo 7 Side series Puyo Puyo Box • Minna de Puyo Puyo • Puyo Puyo! 15th Anniversary • Puyo Puyo!! 20th Anniversary • Puyo Puyo!! Quest • Puyo Puyo!! Quest Arcade • Puyo Puyo Tetris • Puyo Puyo!! Touch • Puyo Puyo Chronicle • Puyo Puyo eSports • Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 Nazo Puyo series Nazo Puyo (Game Gear) • Nazo Puyo 2 • Nazo Puyo (PC-98) • Arle no Roux • Rulue no Roux • Rulue no Tetsuwan Hanjouki Madou Monogatari series Madou Monogatari 123 (I Mega Drive • Honoo No Sotsuenji) • Madou Monogatari: ARS • Madou Monogatari: Michikusa Ibun • Madou Monogatari: Hanamaru Dai Youchienji • Madou Monogatari: Chaotic Final Exam • Madou Monogatari: Tower of the Magician • Madou Monogatari: Secret of Elysium • Madou Monogatari (Saturn) • Madou Monogatari (i-Mode) • Sei Madou Monogatari Spinoffs Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine • Kirby's Avalanche • Qwirks • Waku Waku Puyo Puyo Dungeon • Puyo Puyo DA! • Puyo Puyo Gaiden: Puyo Wars • Arle no Bouken: Mahou no Jewel • Type da Puyo Puyo • Puyo Pop (N-Gage) • Haro no Puyo Puyo • Puyo Puyo 39! • Cranky Food Friends • Fangames (Puyo Puyo VS) References ↑ it.ign.com/sega-3d-classic-2-3ds/101909/news/sega-3d-classics-2-arrivano-power-drift-e-puyo-puy |
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