Talk:Ultra Bust-a-Move

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Nothing found regarding Ultra Bust-a-Move's supposed relation to Bust-a-Move Deluxe

I was surprised to read the PSP version is supposedly a port, but looking at them, they're clearly completely different games. I haven't been able to find anything suggesting they're related to each other in any way beyond being from the same series, and sharing a similar name in their Japanese releases.

I'm not familiar enough with editing on Wikipedia, or confident enough to jump and make changes to the page to remove mentions on the PSP game. I'd like to run it by someone, and get help if possible. Repawn (talk) 16:00, 19 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]