and called attention to it the unused portions of the television screen, however, still considered deemed it a great game. For the PC ports, Gamezebo praised the WildTangent version for its simple gameplay and for not adding too many new gameplay power-ups. GamesRadar+ complimented the game for being free but not for requiring to watch an ad before playing. GamesRadar+ found some levels ugly and wasn't fond of needing to replay from the beginning to unlock more skins. When reviewing the Steam version, IGN criticized it for being split into two paid packages and was disappointed for not adding an online leaderboard or online functionality to multiplayer and considered those features vital to a PC release. When reviewing Lumines Remastered, critics reacted positively. PCMag complimented the game and said it is as addictive and hypnotic as the original. Nintendo World Report noted the Trance Vibration feature working as advertised and called it "genius". Hardcore Gamer praised the music as enjoyable. GameSpot noted the Nintendo Switch version of the game looks better than prior handheld releases due to its cleaner animation but said it is not the best-looking game in the series. Eurogamer called the Switch version "euphoric", comparing the rumble feature to Mizuguchi's previous endeavor with Rez trance vibrator. Nintendo Life said the songs vary in quality and that each is catchy in its own way. The reviewer also complimented the visuals for being vibrant and full of animation without detracting from the gameplay. Despite having an overall positive response, some reviewers were disappointed in the absence of introducing an online multiplayer feature. Sales and awards Lumines: Puzzle Fusion won several awards, including the 2005 Spike TV Video Game Award for Best Handheld Game, GameSpot 2005 PSP Game Of The Year, and Electronic Gaming Monthly 2005 Handheld Game Of The Year. IGN awarded the game for Best Puzzle, Best Artistic Design, and Best Original Score. It was awarded for Best Audio at the 4th Annual G.A.N.G. Awards. Lumines: Puzzle Fusion also appeared on Game Informer "Top 50 Games of 2005" list" and Play ranked it the second-best PSP game in its "2005 Year in Review". GamesRadar+ ranked the game as the sixth-best launch game of all time and Paste ranked it 12th-best. The mobile phone version was nominated for the Edge Mobile Awards at the 2006 Edinburgh Interactive Entertainment Festival. In 2005, Lumines: Puzzle Fusion was reported a sale of