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| | '''Chick Chick Boom''' is a game for Adobe Flash and [[WiiWare]], which was published by [[Nintendo]] of Europe, starring small chicks/chickens. | | '''Chick Chick Boom''' is a game for Adobe Flash and [[WiiWare]], which was published by [[Nintendo]] of Europe, starring small chicks/chickens. |
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Extra Toxic, tons of bits
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Nintendo of Europe, tons of bits
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Adobe Flash, WiiWare
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December 27, 2010
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Chick Chick Boom is a game for Adobe Flash and WiiWare, which was published by Nintendo of Europe, starring small chicks/chickens.
Gameplay
The game was created by Extra Toxic (German company) for Easter. It is an artillery game in which armies of yellow chicks and black chicks battle each other, by sending objects to the other side of the fence, which serve as means of attacking. The object is sent by drawing it (in the Wii version this is done with the Wii Remote).
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