Adjusting brightness, in particular, can have a profound effect on the iPod’s battery life, it seems.
You can also adjust brightness and sound effects level. It also has the ability to play your iPod’s music rather than playing the in-game music-all you need to do is start an album or playlist before you start playing, and Zuma will defer to your selection. Other iPod games I’ve reviewed, including the ability to save a game in progress (handy if you’re just noodling with your iPod during the morning commute or in between meetings), saving high scores and so on.
Zuma has the range of options I’ve seen in the You can shoot golden coins for extra points. You’ll get points for combos-two or more explosions caused by firing a single ball-and you can collect power-ups by detonating special balls that appear in the chain, such as “Accuracy,” which gives you a special aiming beam in and increased firing speed, “Backwards,” which rolls the chain back up the track a bit, “Bomb,” which blasts everything in its path, and “Slowdown,” which makes the chain slow down.
Two or more explosions caused by firing a single ball nets you points in Zuma, which also lets you collect power-ups like a Backwards ball.
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