d-pad for the Wii Remote and Classic Controller, or a downward flick of the Nunchuk's analog stick. Development Ken Gold, the vice president of Majesco marketing, stated that Majesco wanted Bash! to "maximize the intuitive nature of the Wii controller to create a revolutionary offering of the highly popular Bust-A-Move franchise", eventually leading to the idea of leveraging the Wii Remote's expansion capabilities to allow up to eight players to compete on a single screen by having two players share one Wii controller by each holding one of its two individual parts - the remote itself or its external controller. Reception Bust-A-Move Bash! received "mixed" reviews according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. See also SpeedZone, another Wii game that supports 8-player multiplayer with other controllers References External links 2007 video games 505 Games games Bubble Bobble Majesco Entertainment games Puzzle video games Taito games Wii games Wii-only games Video games developed in Japan Multiplayer and single-player video games