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Bomberman


Bomberman is a puzzle-like maze-based computer game where you have to complete the levels by stragetically placing bombs in the level. It is developed by Hudson Soft.

It is also a multiplayer party-game, where the aim of the game is to eliminate all other users. Multiplayer games tend to be more fast-paced than the single-player game, as each player frantically places bombs in hopes of catching an opponent in the blast.

Versions of Bomberman released by Ubisoft for home computer systems were re-titled Dynablaster.

Games in the Bomberman series include:

There are dozens of unofficial ports of the game onto graphing calculators. It is a favorite among TI-89 gamers.

Powerups


The Bomberman games usually include many powerups that are found beneath destructible blocks. These include:

  • Flame - Increases the blast range of Bomberman's bombs.
  • Bomb - Bomberman can drop more bombs at once without having to wait for one to detonate.
  • Skull - Infects Bomberman with a random disease, with effects ranging from being unable to drop bombs, can't stop dropping bombs, slow speed, can't stop running, a temporarily inverted control scheme, or randomly killing him. In most games, these diseases can be transferred to other players by touching them.
  • Detonator - Allows Bomberman to explode a bomb at will.
  • Skates - Increases Bomberman's walking speed.
  • Boot - Allows Bomberman to kick dropped bombs out of the way.
  • Mitts - Bomberman can pick up and throw bombs over walls.
  • Ebola (Found only in Atomic Bomberman) - Infects the player with up to 3 diseases.
  • Evil (Found only in Bomberman 64) - Initiates a stage-wide hazard, like a firestorm or an evil disco light that eventually kills everybody.

    External links

  • Bomberman Series on Moby Games
  • http://dir.nodeworks.com/Games/Video_Games/Action/B/Bomberman_Series/



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