So much so that there was even a crossover special edition of Peggle in Valve's Orange Box. Probably most broadly famous for Bejeweled, they were putting out a mix of so many game types, from hidden object to arcade to pachinko, managing to blur the fiercely guarded line between 'casual' and 'hardcore'. Even more so the breadth of their appeal, somehow ingeniously presenting themselves as both a 'casual games' outlet releasing across all those super-mainstream sites like Big Fish, and a specialist company who were incredibly early to get their games onto Steam.

It's hard to believe just what an extraordinary hit factory PopCap was back in 2007. If I had to keep one, I'd have trodden on Peggle to save my Bookworm Adventures. But there was one of us that preferred another PopCap game at the time, and that handsome chap was me. We all loved Peggle, because we weren't mad.

A file size that became peculiarly important to the site for a number of years - for reasons implausible to explain it became the international unit for measuring demo sizes. Back in the very early days of RPS, a little game called Peggle was released.

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