Ships Ahoy - Roogoo PC
gamers the puzzling gameplay already available to Xbox 360 owners:
MIDLOTHIAN, VA - June 25, 2008 - SouthPeak Games today announced that its
puzzle game Roogoo is now available for Windows PC. Roogoo, which was previously
released on Xbox LIVE® Arcade for the Xbox 360 videogame and entertainment
system from Microsoft, features 45 levels as well as two-player split screen.
"Roogoo is a fun, family friendly puzzle game that is as addictive as it is
cute," said Melanie Mroz, CEO of SouthPeak Games. "Not only does the game get
progressively more challenging to play, but it also gets harder and harder to
put down."
Taking place in the fantasyland of Planet Roo, you star as one of the last
Roogoo’s still uncorrupted by the evil King Goo. King Goo can think of nothing
but power and uses his influence to make other Roogoos believe that greed is the
way of life. He starts to steal joyful meteors from the sky and uses their
powers to build bigger and more powerful cities. After a fair amount of
stealing, many of the kingdom’s once cute and innocent Roogoos have turned into
wicked Meemoos. It is your job to stop King Goo from collecting the remaining
meteors and to turn the Meemoos back into Roogoos before it’s too late.
In order to accomplish your quest and save Planet Roo, you must guide falling
meteors, in the form of different shape blocks, through rotating platforms. When
matched correctly, the blocks are allowed to reach their intended destination.
Each meteor you guide correctly gets you one step closer to your goal.
Roogoo is available now for $19.99 at retailers everywhere. It is rated E for
Everyone.
Reuters reports that the acquisition of a 5.3% stake in Take-Two Interactive
by hedge fund SAC Capital. Take-Two has been the target of an aggressive
takeover attempt by Electronic Arts, but it not clear is this new development is
related to that, nor whether it will have any influence over the outcome of the
takeover bid.
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