Holding down the or the mouse button will give you a burst of speed that, while making you a bit harder to control, is perfect for leaping out of the water to snatch an errant sea gull and/or helicopter. Depending on the difficulty setting, a collision with an enemy may either knock you a bit down to size or leave you consumed yourself. Use the, , or mouse to direct the current aquatic antagonist around the oceany play field, eating everything smaller than you, and avoiding everything bigger than you. Though the view is now a side-scrolling perspective, controls should be familiar to those who have played previous installments in the series. Okay, so it's probably not going to become an Aesop Fable any time soon, but this engaging combination of Fishy and that Katamari Damacy Mini Game is definitely good for an afternoon munch. The World Military, pushed to the brink by these dual threats, commissioned the creation of a Grey Goo Shark to combat the menace, unaware of said Shark's desire to consume the entire world if he could. A dolphin at a local aquarium, tired of endlessly pushing balls through hoops, saw this now-big-fishy, and emulated him by eating everything in site. Once in the big sea, he grew bigger and bigger as he ate krill, other fishies, manatees, orcas, krakens and, eventually, helicopters, lighthouses and coastal townships. So he ate as much food flakes as he could, and grew big enough to escape down the drain.
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The plot of Tasty Blue, the new arcade "eat-em-up" from Dingo Games and latest installment of their Tasty Planet series has the feel of a children's story to it: Once upon a time, there was a little fishy who wanted to escape his bowl.
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