Resembles.... Bomberman

Bomberman, there's quite a few bomberman ports. These are the ones I could find, of course I may very well be incomplete. Enjoy.

System identification telling you on what system the game is running on and additional comments will be added later.

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Gaming

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• bomberman
• resembles bomberman
• markvergeer
• arcade
• snes
• c64
• nes
• tg16

[mikechicago]

Interesting montage. I had Robowarrior (Bomber King) for the NES, and it was very difficult but brought sparkly gunfire to the table. Now I play the Click Wheel iPod version of Bomberman -- it's good, better than the NES original (no scrolling) and looks like Dyna Blaster, which I somehow missed in the Amiga days. D'oh!

[markvergeer]

@mikechicago Now that I would like to see in action. A bomberman game played with the clickwheel on an oldschool iPod! Thanks for leaving a comment.

[sql64]

There's no "Bomberman C64"

[markvergeer]

Perhaps the title gives it away.... resembles bomberman ?

[sql64]

No BOMBERMAN 64, but "Bomberman C64" on commodore sixty four (look at rightside bar), its not orginal hudson soft product.

[markvergeer]

Again - I made the video to enjoy myself showing 'bomberman'-like games on various platforms that I could find. That a lot of them are not original Hudson Soft products is a true observation and the video was never intended to give a true overview.

That there isn't an official licensed Bomberman on the Commodore 64 is hereby duly noted.

May I add that although I appreciate criticism it is better received when it is clad in somewhat nicer context instead of just merely stating fact.

[markvergeer]

To continue.... merely stating fact - and being right in the process - just comes across harsh and doesn't invoke welcoming responses and interesting conversations. Instead it just makes people annoyed and disappointed.

[mikechicago]

@markvergeer I would take video of it, but my video camera *is* my iPod :P

[markvergeer]

That's the Arcade version of Bomberman - it's named Bomberman. Cheers, Mark