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'''''Twin Squash''''' is a puzzle game by [[Sega]] released exclusively on [[System C2]] hardware in 1994.
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'''''Twin Squash''''' is a puzzle game by [[Sega]] released exclusively on [[System C2]] hardware in 1991.
  
 
The game is a competitive ''Breakout'' clone. Clearing four or more blocks will cause your blocks to rise and the competitor's to fall depending on how many blocks were cleared (look at a meter on the top of the screen). If blocks fall to the bottom of a player's side, that player loses. Losing the ball will only cause your blocks to go lower, as ther eis only one "life."
 
The game is a competitive ''Breakout'' clone. Clearing four or more blocks will cause your blocks to rise and the competitor's to fall depending on how many blocks were cleared (look at a meter on the top of the screen). If blocks fall to the bottom of a player's side, that player loses. Losing the ball will only cause your blocks to go lower, as ther eis only one "life."
  
 
[[Category:System C Games]]
 
[[Category:System C Games]]

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Twin Squash
System(s): System C2
Publisher: Sega
Developer:
Genre: Puzzle

















Twin Squash is a puzzle game by Sega released exclusively on System C2 hardware in 1991.

The game is a competitive Breakout clone. Clearing four or more blocks will cause your blocks to rise and the competitor's to fall depending on how many blocks were cleared (look at a meter on the top of the screen). If blocks fall to the bottom of a player's side, that player loses. Losing the ball will only cause your blocks to go lower, as ther eis only one "life."