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Bomberman Generation(JP) is a 2002 video game released for the Nintendo GameCube.
Gameplay[]
Bomberman Generation consists of six worlds consisting of about five levels each. The levels involve puzzles, mini games, Pokémon-like battles using Charaboms who get befriended by Bomberman once defeated, and Charabom or bomb merge areas where a merge item and a bomb get fused or a Charabom and another Charabom get fused resulting in a stronger bomb or Charabom. Pommy (Pomyu) from Bomberman 64: The Second Attack and a few of his variations make appearances as Charaboms. The worlds have unique bosses each with a different strategy of defeating them. All of the worlds have puzzles that the player has to solve with bombs or Charaboms. Bomberman can acquire various power-ups which can increase his speed and his bomb power.
Plot[]
Stories of the origin of the universe's power have circulated for years, but it was not until recently that the source of the power has been found. Six crystals, named the "Bomb Elements," are said to contain unfathomable, though unknown, powers. So Professor Ein sends a space freighter to retrieve them and return to Planet Bomber for analysis.
However, en route to Planet Bomber, the freighter is attacked by a hired gun and is destroyed. The Bomb Elements fall out, but are sucked in by the gravitational pull of the nearby planet Tentacalls. Professor Ein receives word that the Hige Hige Bandits, led by Bomberman's arch-enemy Mujoe, are making large scale moves towards Tentacalls, and it turns out that they were the ones responsible for the freighter attack. Not only that, but the Bandits have allied themselves with Bomberman's rivals, the Crush Bombers, who are also on the move to get the Elements for Mujoe.
Professor Ein orders Bomberman to Tentacalls to defeat the Crush Bombers and the Hige Hige Bandits, and to get the Bomb Elements before they do, for if even one element falls into their hands, then the universe would be as Mujoe pleases. Thus begins Bomberman's latest chapter to restore peace and order to the galaxy.
Reception[]
External links[]
- Bomberman Generation at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Bomberman Generation at GameFAQs
| Bomberman series | |
|---|---|
| Console games | Bomberman • II • '93 • '94 • Super • Super 2 • Super 3 • Super 4 • Super 5 • 64 (1997) • Hero • 64: The Second Attack! • Generation Jetters • Blast • Super R • R Online • Super R 2 |
| Handheld Games | Atomic Punk • Wario Blast • GB 2 • GB 3 • Pocket • Max • Max 2 • Jetters: Densetsu no Bomberman • Classic NES Series • DS • 2 • Blitz |
| RPG Games | Bomberman Quest • Bomberman Tournament • Bomberman Story DS |
| Party Games | 64 (2001) • Land 2 • Land Touch! • Land Touch! 2 • Land |
| Spin-Offs | Robowarrior • Panic Bomber • B-Daman • B-Daman Bakugaiden • B-Daman Bakugaiden V |