Doesn't get much more positive than that. I won't get it now, but soon for sure.

I heard them raving about this on the 1up podcast. It looks like a lot of fun. Maybe not for $49.99, but if it hits PSN or Live for half that price (it most likely will jump multiplatform) I'd definitely grab it.

It isn't being released for PSN or Live. It is only for the Wii.

From what I've heard about Boom Blox, the Wii's motion controls really do play a big part in how well the game works. So, even if it did drop on multiple platforms, I'd definitely opt for the Wii version.

I want to get this game. I just got a Wii and I need something other than quick rounds of Wii Sports. But I'm not sure about spending $50 on it.

... yet

There's speculation it will.

Yeah, and there was speculation that Final Fantasy 7 was being remade for PS2.

I'll be buying this today, but due to GTA4 I won't be playing it for like a billion months.

But this is Boom Blox. Boom... Blox. Booooooom. Blox. Not some overblown mega budget anime circle jerk cgi fanboy fest of a game. Plus it's like totally EA and we know they are all about whoring out to as many platforms as they can.

Could be a perfect fit for the "you know it's in development" MS-Mote!

BOOM BLOX IS AWESOME! Karla and I just finished playing the Jenga-lilke game for a couple hours. Really easy to get into and very tense/giddy to play as the block towers get more complex. I haven't explored the rest of the game too much, so I can't say for sure if it's worth the $50 price tag, but it's got a great feel.

Boom goes the dynamite.

Same here. If I had a Wii I would be all over Boom Blox. Especially as a change of pace from GTA.

Sounds like you were just at my house! We picked Boom Blox up this evening and we're having a blast (both literally and figuratively) playing the game. My five year old son absolutely adores when we clear a stage and all the critters start cheering, and my wife hasn't let go of the wiimote for what I think is an entirely too long duration. This game is what would happen if you would cross-pollinate Gary's Mod, Jenga, and the Crash Mode from Burnout. It's fantastic. The physics engine is very well tailored for this game, and here's a scenario that managed to impress me quite a bit:

You need to throw a bowling ball at 10 pieces of wood standing upright, which all have a blue 'blox' on top that you have to knock off. After trying once or twice and not succeeding in knocking all the blue blox to the ground, I moved the camera around so instead of coming at the 'pins' head on, I was more or less at a 90 degree angle. What I ended up doing is throwing the ball at a long piece of wood that was next to the pins, and this piece of wood went flying right into the pins, knocking everything over. That really put a smile on my face, since it was obvious that the stage was asking to be tackled just like a makeshift bowling alley but, in a way, also rewarded some simple abstract thinking.

Just picked up. I think I played the first adventure level 20 times trying to get a gold. Got golds on further levels but still can not get a gold on that damn level! The game is great, fun puzzles that use physics. Instead of shooting portals you throw a ball. I really like this resurgence in clever puzzle games. The technology is there to make new types of puzzles and we're starting to see them.

We just watched every preview video I could find. Now we must have this game!

If you like devious physics puzzles, this game is perfect. If you don't, then you're probably dying of a brain tumor that makes you a retarded.

I hear that this is one of three games Spielberg worked on with EA, and that the others will come out later. What do you think the odds are that we'll see them all packaged as one title in a year or so?