![]() Great run Thorn, thank you so much for covering that game and for even taking the time to get a Sega Saturn and all. Fantasy Race will follow most likely next week. And the final Mechadoc fight in this game would be hell for me as a kid, as I hate those cotton candy-like attacks where you have to sprawl all over the room to avoid tons of poo poo. I love the creativity behind the final bosses Mujoe's giant robot's green laser attacks are somewhat reminiscent of the final boss from Bomberman World (Baugler's robot) to me. One more video tomorrow of the Master Game.Īs someone who actually did enjoy Bomberman 64 (Don't loving judge me) I gotta agree, this really was one of the best Bomberman games. SB4 I want to say you just show up in new places.įinal world of the game with an inexplicable marathon level at the end. Saturn does it better purely by actually showing you time travelling. 5 does more of a Super Bomberman series singularity thing, throwing all of the stages from 1-4 together. The Saturn version does it a lot "better" if that makes any sense. One of the later Super Bombermans did time travel too (I wanna say 5.). Wait when did this game become about time travel? Billions of years later, the creature emerges from hibernation to bring about a cataclysm. RasterPunk fucked around with this message at 23:57 on Jan 14, 2016īillions of years in the past, in the age of dinosaurs, a powerful alien creature crashes to the planet, causing an ice age and wiping out the dinosaurs. How cheap do you think this game along with the Sega Saturn is? Any sources I don't know about? It's a shame so many good games got trapped in the Sega Saturn. I had listened to June Chikuma's music before I had known about this game and was wondering where in bomberman these kickass songs where in the series. Starting to like Saturn Bomberman a lot I've always loved this particular brand of artstyle. Nice to see the thread is picking up again after finally having SFA reach its conclusion. Prior games would have you scrambling around the arena to avoid giant-rear end foes and it almost seems like they got dumbed down or something. I can't help but think this game's bosses might've been made more challenging if you couldn't walk through them. We get a bit of a changeup in the world structure this time. I second the Rick twitter account for what it's worth. When grown, he can also jump over hard blocks, and jump further distances. Pink Dinosaur: This dinosaur can jump over soft blocks. His roar causes other players to drop powerups Yellow Dinosaur: This dinosaur can stop your opponents in their tracks with his roar. As he gets bigger, he becomes faster and gains the ability to stop running and make turns while running. ![]() Green Dinosaur: This dinosaur sprints down the line until stopped by an obstacle. ![]() His kicking ability grows as he grows bigger. ![]() His ultrasonic waves grow as he grows bigger.īlue Dinosaur: This dinosaur can kick bombs over objects. (Up to 6 players)Ĭat Quest II for $15 ( PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, PC ): This gentle action RPG is an easy sell for cat lovers as you explore a magical fantasy realm and battle your way across the map.Quote: Purple Dinosaur: This dinosaur emits ultrasonic waves to explode bombs and reveal the contents of soft (bombable) blocks. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge for $25 ( PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, PC ): If you love side-scrolling beat 'em ups like Double Dragon, you will enjoy teaming up with pals to bash wave after wave of enemies. Spacelines from the Far Out for $15 ( Xbox, PC ): Run a retro-space-age alien airline and cater to the whims of demanding passengers in this randomly-generated co-op management adventure. What the Golf? for $20 ( Switch, PC ): While this quirky, often laugh-out-loud physics puzzler has little to do with golf, it is an enjoyable parody with a fun party mode. Nobody Saves the World for $25 ( PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, PC ): This action RPG is an absurd, chaotic dungeon-crawler from the makers of Guacamelee! (2 players) If you've tried everything above and can't get enough couch co-op fun, you might consider one of these games.ĭysmantle for $20 ( PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, PC ): Enlist a friend to help you survive on a monster-infested island by destroying things and scavenging resources. ![]()
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