45 tracks. Mobile remake On February 1, 2009, Sega released a remake of Puyo Puyo Fever in Japan for iOS and Android, titled . In 2012 the game was released for the Sony NWZ-E470 Walkman music player as a preloaded game. Reception Edge ranked the game #64 on its list of "The 100 Best Games To Play Today", stating that "Behind sugary visuals lies a game that revels in bringing about the ultimate chain reaction, the play area riddled with hidden score opportunities until the entire screen collapses into implosions of multipliers." Legacy In Sega Superstars, there is a game based on Puyo Pop Fever, though the gameplay differs from the original game. Players must position their bodies to get the Puyos into a pot of the same color. Bombs will also fall, and if they get into a pot, points are lost. In Sega Superstars Tennis, a minigame based on Puyo Pop Fever is featured. Players have to clear Puyos by hitting the ball at them. If the ball hits a Puyo touching another Puyo of the same color, all of them disappear and extra points are awarded. Occasionally, some Puyos become garbage Puyos that do not disappear when the ball hits them, but they can be cleared if one of the colored Puyos attached to them are hit. This minigame is played on the stage based on Nights into Dreams. Notes References External links Official website (Nintendo DS) 2003 video games Arcade video games Atlus games Dreamcast games Game Boy Advance games GameCube games Nintendo DS games MacOS games PlayStation 2 games PlayStation Portable games Puyo Puyo Sega arcade games Sega video games Sonic Team games Animated duos Video games featuring female protagonists Video games produced by Yuji Naka Windows games Xbox games Xbox Originals games Multiplayer and single-player video games Video games developed in Japan