Critic Reviews
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Thunderbolt
Outside of just the gameplay, I really liked the style of the characters in this game. They don’t talk or anything, but I enjoyed their design, from Bomberman himself to the different enemies that you face.
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| 75 |
Warcry
Addictive like Heroin! Fans of arcade games will love it, but the more demanding gamer won’t find much in the way of creative gameplay to get excited about. You’ll either love it or you’ll hate it.
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| 68 |
PGNx Media
Visually, Bomberman on N-Gage is a perfect 2D version of the game. You’ll see the levels from an overhead camera, which allows you to see much of the level at once. Bomberman is as detailed as he’ll ever be, and animates fluidly, complete with a shadow.
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| 66 |
Console Gameworld
The type of gameplay experience Bomberman offers is fun and enjoyable, but it's something that most everyone has already played.
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| 62 |
GameSpot
The game itself feels a little bare-bones, and a stronger multiplayer component would make it much easier to recommend.
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| 60 |
GameZone
Not a step forward or a step backward for the franchise, but merely stagnation.
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| 60 |
IGN
The jerky animation and smallish mazes really mess with the game play. This is one of those few times when Bomberman just wasn't fun to me, and I'm a big Bomberman fan.
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| 56 |
N-Gage World
To me this game feels a tad unfinished especially when I look at the half hearted attempts at making an explosion and an aesthetically pleasing level. The power's there so why not use it.
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| 40 |
GameSpy
Holds quite a bit of fun, though nowhere near its entertainment potential. It comes off as a little dusty and archaic.
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| 40 |
GamerFeed
The lack of comprehensive multiplayer makes this, well, a bomb. The game is decent for a rental, but nothing more.
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