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Trioncube

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is a puzzle video game developed by Namco Bandai Games and released for the Nintendo DS. It follows The Captain, sole pilot of the penguin-shaped spaceship Penko, in his pursuit of the princess captured by the evil Hell Metal and King Pluto.

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Released
2007-02-20
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Platforms
Nintendo DS

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In Trioncube, the player must embark on a journey across eight planets into the depths of space, as the captain of the mighty space ship Penko, to rescue the princess from the grasp of Hell Metal. Players reach this goal by creating a Trioncube - a series of 3x3 blocks, which start a chain reaction that refuels the space ship.

Released
2007
Genres
Puzzle
Platforms
Nintendo DS
Publisher
Atari, Inc., Namco Bandai Games

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2006-08-03
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is a puzzle video game developed by Namco Bandai Games and released for the Nintendo DS. It follows The Captain, sole pilot of the penguin-shaped spaceship Penko, in his pursuit of the princess captured by the evil Hell Metal and King Pluto.

==Gameplay== Trioncube consists of 45 levels and four different game modes, each of which has the player moving their ship toward an end goal by combining trominoes (a la Tetris’ tetrominoes) into overlapping 3x3 squares, referred to in-game as cubes. Creating cubes in succession starts a combo, which ends either when a certain time passes without placing a block or a block is placed that fails to form a new 3x3 cube. This moves the ship a distance forward depending on the size of the combo, completing the level if the end goal is reached before the timer runs out. Ending a combo produces coins, which can be used to unlock various in-game graphics and sound effects.

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