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Keep in mind that due to how hard it is to find info on this game, only info from the demo of the game will be mentioned as the full game is lost media, and it's difficult to get much info on. BlasterBall Wild is the only game in the series to have an exit that you would hit once the bricks in a stage are gone, though gameplay may show this brick not being hit, or not working right. This is also the only game in the series to not have Critters. Keep in mind that BlasterBall Wild is the only game in the series to call the stages levels.
Levels (Trial)[]
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2 | Some blue bricks move | |
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3 | Same as the 3rd stage in the full version | |
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4 | Some blue and metal bricks move | |
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Levels (Full)[]
| Level | # | Features | Trivia |
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3 | Has power-up that warps you to Level 6 which is pink. | Same as the 3rd stage on the Trail version. |
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7 | Has some invisible red bricks | |
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8 | The two steel bricks inside the structure moves |