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• Released in 1984, this action game follows Bubbles retrieving gold stolen by Unira in the underwater kingdom of Clu Clu Land.

• Bubbles (Gloopy in Japan) is a female balloonfish. She faces sea urchin enemies called Unira and the powerful Boss Unira in VS. mode.

• Bubbles moves constantly; players must grab Turning Posts to rotate or bounce off walls. Sound waves are used to stun the Unira.

• Players uncover gold ingots to clear stages. High levels add a "flipping" rule where passing over gold hides it again.

• "Clu Clu" comes from the Japanese "Kuru Kuru" (spinning). The Disk version was retitled "Clu Clu Land D" in overseas Animal Crossing.

• The game is praised for its fun treasure hunting, high-quality BGM, and engaging simultaneous 2-player mode, competitive or cooperative.

• Critics find the controls "crazy" but addictive. The challenge of not being able to move freely is both its greatest appeal and hurdle.

• High-speed movement makes grabbing posts difficult. Bonus stages are notoriously strict, requiring perfect memory and precise timing.

• Unira appears in Smash Bros. as an item. Bubbles is playable in DK: King of Swing and Mario Maker, and appears in WarioWare games.

• Known for Rupee-like gold and its rare Disk version, this is a unique, speedy action-puzzle game that defines Nintendo's creativity.