Between this and Saturn Bomberman, Sega had the lock on killer Bomberman games that nobody ever played because they were released on dying consoles. This is no Saturn Bomberman, mind you, but nevertheless, it's still an excellent, surprisingly innovative game in Hudson's classic series.
Dreamcast was "dying" but that doesn't mean "nobody" played its games. When you talk about some of the biggest Dreamcast exclusive titles like Crazy Taxi, Virtua Tennis and Power Stone, pretty much anyone with a reputable gaming background played those on DC. Gaming wasn't always and isn't supposed to be some mass market phenomenon like the Marvel movies where everyone and their grandmom knows the title. That's part of why the gaming industry is garbage now
@@NintendoComplete You were correct on what you said and I couldn't have said it better myself. Do not pay any mind to anyone, they're just trying to challenge you because people always want to put in their opinions that for some reason has to be bias to what you say. Truth is Dreamcast was a dying console and only hardcore gamers or gamers with a passion for games knew about games like this. Ty is correct though when he said gaming isn't defined by some mass market phenomenon agenda, gaming is the culture of all games that have people like me, you and Ty who invest in gaming with money, time, memories and knowledge. We are the people who know about all the classics, slept on, horrible or overrated games. I bet if I were to mention a game like Kula World on the PS1 from 1998 at least a good 85% of people in this generation or a good 65% of people in the comment section wouldn't even know what I'm talking about.
@@KrizzyBlakc Ah was that the one that was kinda like Monkey Ball but with way more vertigo? 😆 Yeah, I don't let it concern me. I could say the sky was blue and inevitably someone would take vocal exception to it. Oh well, such is life :)
@@WeskerSega Alot of Bomberman games never made it to the US! ▪︎Bomberman '94 ▪︎Super Bomberman 3-6 ▪︎Bomberman DS 2 ▪︎Every Single PS2 Bomberman Spinoff
@@lavosier2Por curiosidade como era o Online desse jogo? Eu tive esse game na época que o Dreamcast era relevante mas nunca entendi como fazer o videogame se conectar online, então nunca tive a experiência.
@@AlmirTh tinha um CD chamado de Web Browser... vc entrava nele e configurava as conexões de rede, seu email , isp, login e senha. A configuração vc salvava no VMU(Cartão de memória do dreamcast) e a conexão era fax Molden. Quando vc conectava vc poderia acessar as páginas da internet com o CD e também entrar no Mirc( o bate papo da época, nossa amava o mirc). Meu Dreamcast tinha comprado na feira, o modelo americano que era melhor que o modelo brasileiro e já vinha com o adaptador para internet. ligava o cabo de telefone nele e fazia a conexão. Depois disso e configurado vc colocava o jogo entrava no modo online, tinha 2 modos de jogo, um multiplayer de 8 pessoas todos contra todos e o modo onde tinha um tempo de 10 minutos e uma area brilhando no meio do cenário. quem ficasse nessa area vivo na hora que o tempo acabasse ganhava a partida. e tinha também uma sala de bate papo dentro do jogo, gente do mundo inteiro conversando e jogando. eu tinha comprado o teclado oficial do dreamcast para conversar com a galera. como na época a internet era por pulso eu conectava sexta feira de madrugada e ia até domingo bons tempos... Eu joguei tanto esse jogo que estava super viciado, tinha aprendido o método japones de jogar bomberman onde eles fazem combos com as bombas, eu era o top 3 mundial. dentro do jogo também tinha um Ranking no modo online, meu nick era IDEMA. era muito engraçado, o pessoal já sabia quem eu era quando eu entrava na sala o pessoal me chutava kkkkk, tempos bons... O que mais me impressiona até hoje era a tecnologia da sega fazer o jogo funcionar, todo mundo conversar com uma conexão de 56kb. Cara a Seganet era foda demais, era tão foda que a microsoft comprou a tecnologia depois que a sega matou o dreamcast. Edit: Na década de 90 o mega drive e o Sega saturn também dava para conectar a internet com eles mas esses consoles não tive a experiência do online...
![PC Engine Longplay [095] Bomberman Panic Bomber](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SSf2Fg4FTOE/mqdefault.jpg)
this is one of the most underrated games i've ever played, and my introduction to Bomberman as a whole. you're doing the lord's work.
the most underrated console with a highly underrated game
The production values of that opening FMV are just absolutely insane! Saturn Bomberman’s were good too, but DAMN
Most old bomberman games are S tier
Between this and Saturn Bomberman, Sega had the lock on killer Bomberman games that nobody ever played because they were released on dying consoles. This is no Saturn Bomberman, mind you, but nevertheless, it's still an excellent, surprisingly innovative game in Hudson's classic series.
Dreamcast was "dying" but that doesn't mean "nobody" played its games. When you talk about some of the biggest Dreamcast exclusive titles like Crazy Taxi, Virtua Tennis and Power Stone, pretty much anyone with a reputable gaming background played those on DC. Gaming wasn't always and isn't supposed to be some mass market phenomenon like the Marvel movies where everyone and their grandmom knows the title. That's part of why the gaming industry is garbage now
I wasn't being literal. I bought a copy of it when it was new and played it to death. (Not literally in this case, either)
Congrats your master Bomberman
@@NintendoComplete You were correct on what you said and I couldn't have said it better myself. Do not pay any mind to anyone, they're just trying to challenge you because people always want to put in their opinions that for some reason has to be bias to what you say. Truth is Dreamcast was a dying console and only hardcore gamers or gamers with a passion for games knew about games like this. Ty is correct though when he said gaming isn't defined by some mass market phenomenon agenda, gaming is the culture of all games that have people like me, you and Ty who invest in gaming with money, time, memories and knowledge. We are the people who know about all the classics, slept on, horrible or overrated games. I bet if I were to mention a game like Kula World on the PS1 from 1998 at least a good 85% of people in this generation or a good 65% of people in the comment section wouldn't even know what I'm talking about.
@@KrizzyBlakc Ah was that the one that was kinda like Monkey Ball but with way more vertigo? 😆 Yeah, I don't let it concern me. I could say the sky was blue and inevitably someone would take vocal exception to it. Oh well, such is life :)
Multiplayer was utterly ridiculous…sunk hours into this game with friend. One of my favorites.
Timestamps:
04:51 - Electric Dragons
22:59 - Red Phoenix
40:40 - Princess Mariners
53:12 - Iron Bulldozers
01:14:32 - Storm Giants
The intro of this game made a quick reference to dragon ball
really?
@@FlamingHotPants...
Keel meh
Bomberman was wearing the Turtle Hermit Gi, anyways
@@GGMK2002 Oh, he wasn't a hare krishna?
NintendoComplete it’s entirely possible.
It's hard to believe that this Bomberman game for the Dreamcast was only released in the USA and not in the PAL regions and not in Japan.
Almost as hard to believe as the fact that Act Zero actually exists (-_-;)
We Americans faced a situation like this with Bomberman DS 2, released in EU and JP but not NA.
@@TurboPikachu Also Super Bomberman 3.
@@WeskerSega Alot of Bomberman games never made it to the US!
▪︎Bomberman '94
▪︎Super Bomberman 3-6
▪︎Bomberman DS 2
▪︎Every Single PS2 Bomberman Spinoff
@@CosmicSponge2004 Bomberman '94 was released in the US for the Sega Genesis, but the game is called Mega Bomberman.
NOSTAGIA PURA LEMBRA MEUS 16 ANOS QUANDO JOGUEI ESSA OBRA PRIMA
eu tinha 20 anos quando joguei. eu era o hanking 3 mundial no modo online.
@@lavosier2Por curiosidade como era o Online desse jogo? Eu tive esse game na época que o Dreamcast era relevante mas nunca entendi como fazer o videogame se conectar online, então nunca tive a experiência.
@@AlmirTh tinha um CD chamado de Web Browser... vc entrava nele e configurava as conexões de rede, seu email , isp, login e senha. A configuração vc salvava no VMU(Cartão de memória do dreamcast) e a conexão era fax Molden. Quando vc conectava vc poderia acessar as páginas da internet com o CD e também entrar no Mirc( o bate papo da época, nossa amava o mirc). Meu Dreamcast tinha comprado na feira, o modelo americano que era melhor que o modelo brasileiro e já vinha com o adaptador para internet. ligava o cabo de telefone nele e fazia a conexão.
Depois disso e configurado vc colocava o jogo entrava no modo online, tinha 2 modos de jogo, um multiplayer de 8 pessoas todos contra todos e o modo onde tinha um tempo de 10 minutos e uma area brilhando no meio do cenário. quem ficasse nessa area vivo na hora que o tempo acabasse ganhava a partida. e tinha também uma sala de bate papo dentro do jogo, gente do mundo inteiro conversando e jogando. eu tinha comprado o teclado oficial do dreamcast para conversar com a galera. como na época a internet era por pulso eu conectava sexta feira de madrugada e ia até domingo bons tempos...
Eu joguei tanto esse jogo que estava super viciado, tinha aprendido o método japones de jogar bomberman onde eles fazem combos com as bombas, eu era o top 3 mundial. dentro do jogo também tinha um Ranking no modo online, meu nick era IDEMA. era muito engraçado, o pessoal já sabia quem eu era quando eu entrava na sala o pessoal me chutava kkkkk, tempos bons...
O que mais me impressiona até hoje era a tecnologia da sega fazer o jogo funcionar, todo mundo conversar com uma conexão de 56kb. Cara a Seganet era foda demais, era tão foda que a microsoft comprou a tecnologia depois que a sega matou o dreamcast.
Edit: Na década de 90 o mega drive e o Sega saturn também dava para conectar a internet com eles mas esses consoles não tive a experiência do online...
Ah, this looks lovely. I just love Bomberman's voice! So cute. ^^
I really loved playing *Bomberman Hero* back in the day too.
"I did it!" ^^
Lmao I miss that I did it part
That Intro was all I needed for a power boost lol
Very nostalgic.
Good thing this game is pretty good!
Keep in mind, the online mode possible back this year ;) (Outtrigger and Propeller Arena also )
did it come back? How the online mode of this game looked like was always a mystery to me.
Ayo it’s my profile pic! 0:38
I’ll always cherish it.
This is like MegaMan Bomberman style. It's like Bombermans are type of species.
we bombermen are robots that can live alone
and peace
Bomberman is dressing like Goku from Dragon Ball Z
0:39
Reference Dragon Ball Z
Bomberman Online: You can play offline
Net de Bomberman: Expensive paper weight
1:36 This part like power rangers transformation
So there is a orange bomberman
best menu music
Dreamcast intro ♥️
I don't know which had the better intro, Saturn Bomberman or Bomberman Online?
(2:28) I really like this scene.
this game really needs a spiritual successor for nintendo switch
Super Bomberman R Online: ._.
@@ptanker9236 sbro and this game are completely different things
US-Exclusive
I wonder why this didn't release in Japan?
maybe because barely anyone had a Dreamcast?
haven't touched this game in ages, mostly because thunder bomber left me feeling salty and frustrated
Stage 1| survival rule
Bombastic
Why does Bomberman sound like Bombergirl in this game?
Ностальгия)
Made in Japan
North America Exclusive
Which Nes game is next ?
Is this game also offline playable?
Yup, I played the entire game in single player.
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I think the Switch game ripped-off this.
Luis Lizano I enjoyed both
This looks like a Nintendo Gamecube game.
The ai and D pad suck. No matter the difficulty you set it at the ai kicks your ass. It's Sonic Shuffle leveled ai bad
Як Справи
the items in this game are horrible
Привіт
I love the bm 1,2,3,4,5, and Saturn bomber man that’s it after that meh 😒
konnichiwa. Inhale air. The son of God is named Jesus, who died to forgive us of all wrong. His father's name is God, the creator of all things.
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What a stupid fucking game. AI is way too cheap for it to be fun
Shut up
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