[Review from Memory]
This feels like it was easily Bomberman's best 3D by far. It's a lot more conceptually straightforward: just think Bomberman but in the form of a 90s 3D platformer rather than 64 feeling like a 3D adaptation of classic Bomberman. But I think in that way the gameplay got to be a little more dynamic.
Some of the vehicle sections were hit or miss, definitely at its worst when they merge a Bomber Submarine section into a boss fight. But I remember the jet and copter levels being nice. I remember the only way to mark a level as 100% completed was to get literally every single point possible while still making it to the end in time, killing every enemy and grabbing every gem on the way, but at least it only unlocks a secret bonus boss fight rather than a True Final Boss sort of situation like in 64.
This feels like it was easily Bomberman's best 3D by far. It's a lot more conceptually straightforward: just think Bomberman but in the form of a 90s 3D platformer rather than 64 feeling like a 3D adaptation of classic Bomberman. But I think in that way the gameplay got to be a little more dynamic.
Some of the vehicle sections were hit or miss, definitely at its worst when they merge a Bomber Submarine section into a boss fight. But I remember the jet and copter levels being nice. I remember the only way to mark a level as 100% completed was to get literally every single point possible while still making it to the end in time, killing every enemy and grabbing every gem on the way, but at least it only unlocks a secret bonus boss fight rather than a True Final Boss sort of situation like in 64.
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Another one I missed in the 90s but played when an old roommate got a cart. I wish we got more Bomberman single player campaigns, this seems like a cool idea. Probably could be improved on though