CAA: Christian Anime Alliance

I have been trying to remember the title of this game I played about seven years ago. It may have been longer. Anyway, the premise of the game was sort of like Tetris except the shapes had different animal heads like dogs, cats, and monkeys. There were also different foods on the shapes that would correspond with each animal head. The goal was to rearrange and set the shapes down so that the animal heads were next to their corresponding food. They would eat the food and the blocks would disappear.

I think that the game was for Nintendo 64 or Playstation but I can't remember for sure. If you know this game, please tell me. I want to play it again (which is kinda funny considering I'm 19 ).

I'm sorry to say that I've never even heard of the game, much less played it -- but it does sound like a really fun concept. ^_^

Man, nobody knows. Bummer.

It's called Baku Baku, there's a version for PC and I luff it. Great game.

Crud! I was going to say Baku Baku but I held off! Man, I missed out on an opportunity to earn some...whatever it is.

YAY! Thank you so much Fireproof. You can take some of the thanks too Godly Paladin.

Aw...you're too kind.

Ok. i've been doing some looking around and i can't find that PC version of the game for sell. Any ideas on where i should look? I've tried Amazon and gamespot so far.

The all-mighty Ebay?

Yep. It was on Ebay. Technically it was a bonus on a Sonic & Garfield Adventure game, but whatever! I was the high bidder and I just paid for it this morning. I just shelled out $30 so I hope it plays on XP.

Sonic and Garfield? Don't ya mean Sonic and Knuckles? If you just bagged the computer version of Sonic 3 and Knuckles you're in for a treat!

I guess I should have written that title a little differently. The game has one of the Sonic games on it as well as a Garfield video game. Although it would be interesting to see Sonic and Garfield in a game together. Weird and interesting...

Ah, I see.

hmm, orignally designed for windows 95, and technically xp is supposed to support programs for older versions. So i think you're fine, but ill do mroe research on its compatability ^^

Thanks!

I got that same exact CD for my birthday when I was a little kid. It's probably still around somewhere, I just haven't taken the time to look. XD

I used to have a Baku Baku demo for my computer.....but i forgot where i got it from. it wasn't online though...