With the shameful exception of Popozao, Kevin Federline's misguided foray into hip-hop, popping stuff is brilliant. Bubbles, bubble wrap, spots, blisters, the idealistic dreams of the young – we sure do love to pop.
And you'll be pleased to hear that in Popatronic, popping is what you need to do the most. In Popatronic you pop bubbles. Bubbles of certain colours. That fall from the sky in formations. And pop when a certain number of them are joined up. A bit like Tetris really. But wait – Popatronic isn't like Tetris at all. OK, actually Popatronic and Tetris are pretty similar. But both are good. Honest.
