Boom Blox presents an interesting challenge for Electronic Arts. On the one hand, the Wii puzzler touts the backing of legendary film director Steven Spielberg, who collaborated with EALA on the ...

Players hold the Wii Mote like they would a baseball and throw towards the screen, and. . . BOOM! – blocks explode and there’s no need for cleanup. Going into Boom Blox, I was afraid ...

Boom Blox, due out in Europe on May 9 for the Nintendo Wii, is described as a “high energy” game for kids and the entire family, featuring more than 300 levels and a cast of more than 30 wacky ...

More blox bashing madness is in store for Wii owners this spring, with Steven Spielberg’s sequel to his first foray into video game development, Boom Blox, arriving in the form of Boom Blox Bash ...

The Wii Remote is the perfect interface for “Boom Blox” — this game would feel hollow on any other platform. Using the pointer, you can choose the exact target on-screen for some real ...

Ben Kuchera presents a review of a Steven Spielberg/EA game Boom Blox Developer: EA Casual Entertainment Publisher: Electronic Arts Platform: Nintendo Wii Price: $49.99 (Shop.Ars) Rating: Everyone ...

The straightforward conceit of “Boom Blox” is that the Wii-mote acts as an extension of the player’s arm, allowing players to throw or grab things.

Boom Blox offers more than 400 levels, but it comes with a level editor that allows gamers to create their own challenges and share online via WiiConnect. The gameplay is easy to learn; anyone can ...

Steven Spielberg’s first video game finally has a name and release date: Boom Blox for Nintendo Wii will debut in May 2008, and the Electronic Arts puzzle game features 300 levels, 30 characters ...

We've known a sequel to EA's Boom Blox was on the way, but now we know the date: Boom Blox Bash Party is coming to the Wii on May 19. I have already drawn a little block with the face of a monkey ...