The Monitor Puzzle Kineko: Kinetic Connection is a unique puzzle game originally developed for the Famicom Disk System by Tamtex and published by Irem in 1986. Instead of static images, players must reassemble animated scenes by moving scrambled tiles into their correct positions. The game features 10 distinct moving puzzles to solve.
How to Play
Use the D-pad to move your cursor, select a tile with the A button, and move it to the desired spot. Puzzles can be played on three difficulty settings, which divide the screen into 16, 24, or 48 pieces. Since the picture is in constant motion, you must look for moving patterns and connecting lines to figure out where each piece belongs.
Tips
Clearing a puzzle on the easiest 16-piece mode is the best way to start, as it unlocks the ability to view the full, completed animation. You can then use that complete animation as a reference when tackling the much harder 24-piece and 48-piece versions. During gameplay, pressing Select + B will open a sub-menu that lets you save, restart, or quit the current puzzle.
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