Sentences with phrase «bomberman blast»

As before, Bomberman Blast featured local and online multiplayer battles for up to eight players.

Actually, it's entirely because of Bomberman Blast being released because the other two games are Art Style: ORBIENT (Nintendo, 1 player, Rated E for Everyone, 600 Wii Points) and Super Turrican 2 (Super NES, 1 player, Rated E for Everyone — Violence, 800 Wii Points), the latter of which doesn't impress me much and the former I have no clue about.

The funny thing is that I play each game on and off, along with Toki Tori and Bomberman Blast and I enjoy the freedom to do that.

Fans of the original Burger Time may soon be able to have their burgers in HD thanks to developer MonkeyPaw, whose previous works include Bomberman Blast.

Not exact matches

Pitched as a throwback to the likes of the 1993 classic Super Bomberman, does this blasting experience light the fuse for a new cowboy to rise to the top, or is it more of a dud?

The Nintendo eShop's bursting at the seams with nostalgic blasts from the past this week, from Sonic's manic return to its Sega Genesis roots to Flip Wars» inspirational nod to classic Bomberman titles.

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Multiplayer in Super Bomberman R really is a blast.

The 90s - style throwback features the Bomberman Brothers blasting away at each other for the first time in almost seven years.

And while Super Bomberman R may not be the most explosive title in the Switch's launch lineup, it sure can be a blast when played with friends.

We would switch between Moto Roader and Bomberman all the time, and it was always a blast.

I mean, even after spending a ton of hours with Bomberman R on the Nintendo Switch, I've always got time for more bomb - blasting action...

Like many others, I spent countless hours in Bomberman 64 blasting away my friends in delightful fashion.

Bomberman games have often been pretty awesome, and this new iteration looks like a blast (pun not but it works!)

Bomberman Panic Bomber — Prepare for fast blasting puzzle action!

For all intents and purposes, Wario Blast was a Bomberman game with the option to play as Wario, who had somehow stumbled into Bomberman's world.

Eager to prove his innocence, White Bomberman had to escape from jail by... um, blasting his way through a load of levels until he made it outside.

Wario Blast was actually exactly the same game as Bomberman GB, except instead of playing as a Bomberman killing other Bombermen, you could choose to play as either Bomberman or Wario.

Loads of the Bomberman traditions still present to this day started off in the NES Bomberman, including the power - ups that increase your blast size, let you drop more bombs and move faster.

April 11th Bombslinger «Review» - Like Bomberman, but procedural in design you go about blasting enemies.

Bomberman matches would start each player out with no powerups, trapped in corners of the map that they had to slowly blast out of, maybe picking up the occasional ability.