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|image1 = [[File:Bamboo_Break_Screen.jpg|thumb]] |
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|location = [[Arcade]] |
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|status = Retired}}''[UPDATE Sept. 25th, 2020]''<br />''It unfortunately appears that this game never returned. Most of the information on this page came from the Webkinz Insider Wiki.<ref>http://www.webkinzinsider.com/wiki/Bamboo_Break</ref>'' |
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==Gameplay== |
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[UPDATE '''''April 30 2010'''''] |
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Like Tetris, the object of the game is to remove lines of blocks (or bamboo) without reaching the ceiling. You may hold pieces for later and rotate the bamboo currently given to you. There are a total of 12 levels. |
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Challenges are presented each round for extra points, chips, or for automatic removal of rows. Chips are used to heighten the chance of earning the trophy. |
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==Trophy== |
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[[File:Bamboobreaktrophy.png|right|frame|Bamboo Break Trophy]] |
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When the game was available, a trophy was awarded by random chance (starting at 1 in 100) if all 12 levels were completed. Earning chips would increase the chance by one. |
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==References== |
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[[Category:Games]] |
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[[Category:Retired Games]] |
[[Category:Retired Games]] |
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Revision as of 10:28, 25 September 2020
Template:Game[UPDATE Sept. 25th, 2020]
It unfortunately appears that this game never returned. Most of the information on this page came from the Webkinz Insider Wiki.[1]
[UPDATE April 30th, 2010]
Bamboo Break has now been taken out of the arcade, so Ganz can make a few changes to it. Hope it comes back very soon.
Bamboo Break is the first game to arrive to the Arcade, introduced in 2009. The game is a bamboo version of Tetris with a few extra mechanics.
Gameplay
Like Tetris, the object of the game is to remove lines of blocks (or bamboo) without reaching the ceiling. You may hold pieces for later and rotate the bamboo currently given to you. There are a total of 12 levels.
Challenges are presented each round for extra points, chips, or for automatic removal of rows. Chips are used to heighten the chance of earning the trophy.
Trophy
When the game was available, a trophy was awarded by random chance (starting at 1 in 100) if all 12 levels were completed. Earning chips would increase the chance by one.