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GENERAL INFORMATION
GENRE/STYLE
Action/3D Platform
ESRB RATING
EVERYONE, Animated Violence
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THE SETTING #USES
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HOW IT'S PLAYED #USES
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DESCRIPTION
The first Bomberman game for the Nintendo 64 has players embarking on a 3D adventure spanning five worlds with four stages each. A sinister villain by the name of Altair has taken control of the Omni Cube and threatens to attack the serene Planet Bomber. Now Bomberman has to make sure peace is restored, which means doing whatever it takes to defeat Altair and his minions.
Bomberman must use his talent for throwing bombs in order to solve puzzles, defeat enemies, and weaken boss characters. Blue gems left behind by creatures can be collected to increase the number of continues, and there is one gold card hidden on each world. When all five cards are found, players will unlock a secret. In addition, players can search for equipment to use specifically in multiplayer battles.
Each world differs in theme and in enemy characters: players will explore the ruins of the Green Garden while facing bouncing totem poles and running flare birds; challenge jellyfish and guards in the Blue Resort; avoid bats and spikes in the volcanic Red Mountain; encounter snow rabbits and penguins in the chilly White Glacier; and penetrate Altair's lair deep inside the Black Fortress. Once the one-player game is completed, the bomb-tossing action doesn't have to end. As in previous games in the series, Bomberman 64 offers a Battle Mode (Single or Team) that supports up to four players.
Players can also challenge computer opponents on one of three difficulty levels and on six different stages (four more can be earned by completing the Adventure Mode). Single Battle has each player trying to destroy everyone on the screen, while Team Battle has two teams trying to eliminate each side's gems. Players can customize the experience by setting the following options: number of battles, time limit, sudden death and ghosts (players who are eliminated can still interfere with the action). Bomberman 64 also includes three data files to save game progress. ~ Scott Alan Marriott, All Game Guide
Past 14 days
“Bomberman 64 is another old school game during the reign of the N64. Playing as a little guy called...Bomberman (very original) you must explore a world committing countless acts of arson as you throw explosives at various enemies. With a fairly...”
“Bomberman 64 is another old school game during the reign of the N64. Playing as a little guy called...Bomberman (very original) you must explore a world committing countless acts of arson as you throw explosives at various enemies. With a fairly simple design this game is easy to pick up and play but is most enjoyable when playing with others. Unfortunately it would not hold to the multiplayer standards gamers would expect today.”
created 20/SEP/2011
“This game is a Multiplayer-Bomb! I played it with my friends all along. The single player is not very exciting most of the time. I think I just played the Single Player to get more costumes for the Multiplayer-Mode...”
“This game is a Multiplayer-Bomb! I played it with my friends all along.
The single player is not very exciting most of the time. I think I just played the Single Player to get more costumes for the Multiplayer-Mode...”
created 16/MAY/2011
“I LOVE Bomberman games! Especially this one. I don't think I've played one this good in recent years, and being able to make your own custom Bomber made it that much better. Multiplayer ftw!”
“I LOVE Bomberman games! Especially this one. I don't think I've played one this good in recent years, and being able to make your own custom Bomber made it that much better. Multiplayer ftw!”
created 28/FEB/2010
“This game was interesting and I really enjoyed the Boss battles, something about their development and because they were similar to Bomberman himself, made the boss battles incredibly fun for me, and challenging because some were actually fairly...”
“This game was interesting and I really enjoyed the Boss battles, something about their development and because they were similar to Bomberman himself, made the boss battles incredibly fun for me, and challenging because some were actually fairly difficult to defeat.”
created 04/SEP/2009
KatrinaTheLamia was the last to comment - over 3 years ago...
“Bomberman's gone 3-D! Reach the end of massive 3-D worlds, blowing up enemies, and using bombs to solve puzzles (Cliff too high up? Build a bomb staircase!). Bosses are really fun, and the game has two endings. And a mulitplayer battle mode!”
“Bomberman's gone 3-D! Reach the end of massive 3-D worlds, blowing up enemies, and using bombs to solve puzzles (Cliff too high up? Build a bomb staircase!). Bosses are really fun, and the game has two endings. And a mulitplayer battle mode!”
created 22/AUG/2009
“A highly replayable action-adventure filled with great worlds, bosses, and puzzles, and classic multiplayer. A lot of the unlockables are difficult to get (bordering on impossible) even with a guide.”
“A highly replayable action-adventure filled with great worlds, bosses, and puzzles, and classic multiplayer. A lot of the unlockables are difficult to get (bordering on impossible) even with a guide.”
created 26/FEB/2010
“Was ok 4 64 game”
created 03/MAY/2009
“Every terrorist loves to place bombs. And Bomberman is their hero <3”
“Every terrorist loves to place bombs. And Bomberman is their hero <3”
created 01/MAY/2009
“So, so boring.”
“So, so boring.”
created 19/MAR/2009
“best why don's bomberman have a 64 in his name game”
“best why don's bomberman have a 64 in his name game”
created 08/MAR/2009
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