3.18 Sliding Faster

It turns out that lasers, mines, and various bombs can be used for more than just pure mindless action. Also, sliding blocks – you need lots of sliding blocks.

Chapters

• 0:00 The puzzles of old
• 3:52 Just for Qix
• 8:13 This Anteater sucks
• 9:29 Slide #!: Loco-Motion
• 13:32 That's a real Sokoban
• 19:02 Let that Pengo
• 22:35 Dream Shopper in a minefield
• 23:08 How do you say Zzyzzyxx?
• 23:59 Andy Warhol eats a Hamburger
• 25:32 The Pit, the original digging game?
• 27:08 Taskset builds a Pipeline
• 30:00 From the files of Bomb Squad
• 31:10 Making the London Blitz fun
• 34:16 We cloned an anteater and got Oil's Well
• 35:11 Mined-Out before Freescape
• 39:25 Bomberman, or Eric and the Floaters to his mates
• 42:35 From Canada, with Boulder Dash
• 48:22 Shanghai is here!
• 49:07 The third first Bomberman
• 51:40 The Adventures of Lolo through Eggerland Mystery
• 55:13 Chain Shot! It's the Same Game
• 56:44 Tetris exists now
• 57:18 Solomon's Key, a book on blocks and balls
• 1:02:32 Arkanoid, or how to make a decade-old hit a hit
• 1:05:12 The Sentinel is watching
• 1:13:00 The Mystery of the Nile and the creepy Brits
• 1:16:32 Not a bomber man but a Bomber King
• 1:17:18 The shine and sparkle of Deflektor
• 1:20:38 Rebel without a sense of direction
• 1:21:39 The Fool's Errand of Mr. Johnson
• 1:30:18 Kickle Cubicle on ice
• 1:32:30 A Paragon of nothing
• 1:34:29 Pipe Mania? No, Pipe Dream!
• 1:38:19 Puzznic gives you exposure
• 1:40:37 What was Taito Plotting?
• 1:42:33 Improving Tetris with Klax
• 1:45:29 When Sega dug up Columns
• 1:47:42 Go play Catrap
• 1:49:56 A Vaccine, before it was cool
• 1:50:55 Oxyd, German puzzle engineering
• 1:52:04 Minesweeper used to have blood?
• 1:54:39 Wrap-up