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For the most part, the game plays like a traditional Bomberman game on a grid-like field. Before each new area, the player can select between Mode A and B which is different for every area. The modes create different rules that must be followed in order to clear each level in the area. If the player chooses Mode A, they must defeat all the enemies. If the player chooses Mode B, they must defeat all the monsters in order, according to where the arrow is pointing.
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For the most part, the game plays like a traditional Bomberman game on a grid-like field. Before each new area, the player can select between Mode A and B which is different for every area. The modes create different rules that must be followed to clear each level in the area. Mode A requires the player to simply defeat all the ennemies. Mode B requires the player to defeat the ennemies in a certain order, according to where the arrow is pointing. After clearing an area, the player earns a new ability that can help him later on in the game.
 
 
After clearing an area, the player earns a new ability that can help them later on in the game. For example, after clearing Area 1, the player earns the ability to use the whip. They can use the whip to knock bombs away from them.
 
  
 
==Name Confusion==
 
==Name Confusion==
The ''Bomberman GB'' series order was changed outside of Japan when the first Bomberman GB game was released as ''[[Wario Blast: Featuring Bomberman!]]'' elsewhere. To remove numbering confusion, the game originally known as ''Bomberman GB 2'' was renamed ''Bomberman GB'' in territories where Wario Blast: Featuring Bomberman! replaced it.
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The ''Bomberman GB'' series order was changed outside of Japan when the first Bomberman GB game was released as ''[[Wario Blast: Featuring Bomberman!]]'' in North America and Europe. To remove numbering confusion, the game originally known as ''Bomberman GB 2'' in Japan was renamed ''Bomberman GB'' in territories where the game got Wario-themed.
 
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Revision as of 19:33, 16 January 2022

Bomberman GB
ボンバーマンGB2
Bomberman GB front.jpg
Developer(s): Hudson Soft, AI
Publisher(s): Hudson Soft (Japan)
Nintendo (North America)
Virgin Interactive (Europe)
Platform: Game Boy
Category:
Players: Single player
Predecessor:
Successor:
Release dates
N. America: April 1998
Japan: August 10, 1995
Europe: 1998
©1995 Hudson Soft

Bomberman GB, known as Bomberman GB 2 in Japan, is a game in the Bomberman series released for the Game Boy in 1995 in Japan and released in late 1998 in North America and Europe. The game was developed and published by Hudson Soft in Japan, but published by Nintendo in North America[1] and by Virgin Interactive in Europe.

Gameplay[2]

For the most part, the game plays like a traditional Bomberman game on a grid-like field. Before each new area, the player can select between Mode A and B which is different for every area. The modes create different rules that must be followed to clear each level in the area. Mode A requires the player to simply defeat all the ennemies. Mode B requires the player to defeat the ennemies in a certain order, according to where the arrow is pointing. After clearing an area, the player earns a new ability that can help him later on in the game.

Name Confusion

The Bomberman GB series order was changed outside of Japan when the first Bomberman GB game was released as Wario Blast: Featuring Bomberman! in North America and Europe. To remove numbering confusion, the game originally known as Bomberman GB 2 in Japan was renamed Bomberman GB in territories where the game got Wario-themed.

References

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