Gorby no Pipeline Daisakusen
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Gorby no Pipeline Daisakusen is a variation on the classic Tetris game, with elements of Pipe Dream / Pipe Mania and its bonus game.
While in the classic Tetris game you 'll have to fit the falling geometric shaped pieces together to make a row disappear, in this game the geometric shapes are replaced with pieces that contain different forms and shapes of pipelines.
The game starts with a water leak at the bottom right of the screen and it's you goal to put the various pipeline pieces together in such a way that the water runs from the bottom-right to the left and disappears in one of the pipelines on the left side of the screen. If you succeed a row will disappear.
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- ゴルビーのパイプライン大作戦 - Japanese spelling
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The same basic gameplay (linking each side of the field, Pipe Dream-style) was also used in two arcade games in the following years: Atari's Sparkz (1992), which never made it to full release, and Taito's Cachat (1993), also known as Tube-It. Neither game ever saw a home port.
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Game added by koffiepad.
FM Towns added by Infernos. NES added by Игги Друге. Windows added by Ms. Tea.
Additional contributors: j.raido 【雷堂嬢太朗】, Patrick Bregger, Infernos.
Game added December 5, 2005. Last modified March 30, 2024.