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Whether you've played Zuma itself or the many titles inspired by it (such as Luxor, Stoneloops! of Jurassica and Tumblebugs), the familiar concept of destroying slowly-rolling colored balls before they snake their way to the end of the line is one of the staples of casual arcade games.
In PopCap Games' original Zuma (which was itself inspired by the 1998 arcade game Puzz Loop), players control a little stone frog that can pivot 360 degrees and fire colored spheres from its mouth in order to make matches of three or more and remove like-colored balls from the playfield before the line reaches the skull.
A lot has happened since Zuma first launched in 2003. The game has been released on platforms a varied as Xbox Live Arcade, the iPod, and Facebook. Its developer, PopCap Games, has gone on to wow both casual and hardcore gamers alike with crossover hits like Peggle and Plants vs. Zombies. And match-3 puzzle games have been superseded by hidden object games, hybrid "hidden object adventures," and time management games as the most popular casual game genres.

One could say that the time was ripe for Zuma's return, but the frog is apparently out for more than a peaceful homecoming in the upcoming Zuma sequel Zuma's Revenge!
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In Zuma's Revenge!, the familiar frog sails across the title screen on a make-shift raft, and eventually washes up on the Polynesian island of Zhaka Mu. The lush new tropical setting offers up six stages including a jungle, an undersea grotto, and even an active volcano, which serve as backdrops for more than 60 new levels.