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''Hello Kitty's Cube Frenzy'' (known as ''Hello Kitty's Cube de Cute'' in Japan) is a
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featuring
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for the
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.


Gameplay

The game involves guiding Hello Kitty into every item on a given level, using different types of bricks to manipulate her surroundings, thus allowing her to get every item. Often, the player must build steps for Hello Kitty out of
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-style falling bricks. Also, some of Hello Kitty's friends appear on levels, causing the bricks to move in undesirable ways. The Game Boy Color version suffers from sluggish controls, upping the difficulty level.


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1999 video games Game Boy Color games Cube Frenzy PlayStation (console) games Video games developed in Japan Ubisoft games Torus Games games Single-player video games Falling block puzzle games NewKidCo games {{puzzle-videogame-stub