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Flipull

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Flipull, also released under the title "Plotting," is an arcade puzzle game developed and published by Taito in 1989. The objective requires players to clear columns of matching blocks by throwing a projectile block from a moving character at the bottom of the screen. When the thrown block matches adjacent blocks, they disappear, and the thrown block transforms into the next required tile. The game was ported to various platforms, including the Nintendo Entertainment System and the Game Boy.

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What is Flipull?

Flipull is a tile-matching arcade puzzle game developed and published by Taito in 1989. It was also released under the title Plotting in some markets.

How do you play Flipull?

The player controls a character at the bottom of the screen and throws a block at columns of tiles. Matching blocks are cleared, while the remaining pieces shift and create new patterns.

What is the main challenge in Flipull?

The challenge is choosing throws that clear several matching blocks without leaving an unmanageable arrangement. Because the playfield changes after each move, planning the next shot matters as much as making a match.

Is Flipull the same game as Plotting?

Flipull and Plotting refer to the same Taito puzzle game in different regional releases. The title change can make the game appear as two separate entries in arcade and retro-game catalogs.

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