It might not feel as fresh as something like 1-2-Switch, but is extremely accessible and can support matches of up to 8 players at any time…as long as you have the controllers. More importantly, it is perhaps the BEST local multiplayer party game on the Switch at the moment. The gameplay is virtually unchanged from the Super Nintendo Super Bomberman games, with most of the same power ups, including Bomb Punch and Bomb Kick, returning. It’s a perfect way to show off tabletop mode multiplayer, especially due to the short nature of matches. Bomberman is a game where you will primarily be using 1 or 2 buttons and a control stick. This works surprisingly well with the Switch’s overall design gimmick. The main Vs mode, for instance, is a best of 2 affair with a short time limit. It’s simple premise that can result in short but hectic matches.Īs I just mentioned, Bomberman matches are rather short affairs.
The point of these battles it to be the last man standing while placing bombs and avoiding both your explosions as well as those of the other players.
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The battles are what the series is known for, with up to 8 players being able to duke it out locally or online in a variety of grid-based maps with their own specific gimmicks. In the game, you play as one of 8 color themed Bombers (not including unlockables) in either vs style maps or in a short but fun story mode. So, does this entry in the series hold up well against the classics, or does it blow in an entirely different way?īomberman is one of the longest running and most prolific franchises out there, and this version of the game hews very closely to the multiplayer-centric formula that was more or less perfected in the 16-bit ERA. But here we are, with a new Nintendo console launching with a new Super Bomberman. And why wouldn’t he be? Bomberman was a casualty of the Konami/Hudsonsoft merger, and he had not seen a physical console release since 2006’s woefully received Bomberman: Act Zero, and had not been seen outside of mobile since 2010’s Bomberman Live: Battlefest on Xbox 360. Every corner of the internet was abuzz with rumors and wish lists that ranged from the “so bizarre I still think it’s true” Mario and Rabbids crossover to the more conventional “Retro is REALLY working on Metroid Prime 4 this time.” One franchise that was largely absent (until a 100% accurate leak the day before the event) was Bomberman. When Nintendo announced it would be holding a Switch event in January of 2017, gamers imaginations largely got the better of them.
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