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Bomberman gets some recognition it deserves!

Started by esteban, 04/07/2007, 09:40 AM

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esteban

04/07/2007, 09:40 AM Last Edit: 04/07/2007, 09:46 AM by stevek666
Bomberman gets some recognition it deserves!

Actually, I've never played this version. Is it cheap now? I'll buy it just because I'm curious, not because it is appealing (I really wish they had a "traditional cute mode" option, complete with a new soundtrack... oh well).

It seems like the fellow writing this doesn't understand the gameplay formula of Bomberman, though: you've always been required to use a series of bombs strategically to trap / kill intelligent opponents, especially multiplayer.

CrackTiger, you have this game, right? IIRC, you said that only one camera angle is useful (long shot, aerial view), or something like that. Maybe it was Paranoia who said that, actually ....

NOTE: Being the tard that I am, I want to play the #1 game on the list (Big Rigs). I love when the author described how, when playing, your truck would randomly start to fly in the air! Just like the cover art, actually!
IMGIMG IMG  |  IMG  |  IMG IMG

Seldane

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04/07/2007, 09:50 AM Last Edit: 04/07/2007, 09:54 AM by Seldane
This game doesn't deserve any recognition at all. If anything, it should be forgotten (well, nobody's ever heard of it in the first place, but still). It is (was?) ranked as the absolute worst game on the Xbox 360 (and that is saying a lot) at Gamerankings.com with an average rating of 35/100 (based on 43 media outlets).

And yeah, considering the monumental disaster this game was, it's bound to be cheap now. If it wasn't cheap to begin with, that is.

Edit: Just checked the link. This post wasn't necessary. :P
Quote from: Seldane on 04/21/2007, 07:28 PMDVDs are for suckers. Illegally pirated and stolen videos all the way. No menus. No "DO NOT PIRATE THIS!" screens. No fuss. Only perfection. I honestly only pirate movies because that "don't pirate this" screen annoys me. :wink:
IMG
Indeed, it's AV time. Check out: IMG! Sir, the door was open.

guyjin

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04/07/2007, 01:41 PM
just seeing the preview of this game made me want to cry. Now that I know it's the worst game on the 360, I think I'll go to bed and have a sob.  :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: 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Keranu

#3
04/07/2007, 02:33 PM
I want to try this game too! Even though the new design looks retarded, it seems to have the same Bomberman gameplay formula and couldn't be that bad.

By the way, Guyjin, your post kind of looks like an optical illusion of some sort from the way you spaced those faces!
Quote from: TurboXray on 01/02/2014, 09:21 PMAdding PCE console specific layer on top of that, makes for an interesting challenge (no, not a reference to Ys II).
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guyjin

#4
04/07/2007, 02:56 PM
i think they have, in fact, screwed up the bomberman formula enough to make this not worth buying. :evil:

Also, if you stare at the faces as you scroll by them enough times, you will be compelled to go to every gaming store you know and destroy every copy of bomberman zero.  :twisted:

Kitsunexus

#5
04/07/2007, 04:55 PM
Steve, I dunno how to put it nicely, so:

THIS GAME IS SHIT IN EVERY REGARD, DO NOT BUY IT.
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Seldane

#6
04/07/2007, 05:05 PM
Isn't everything Hudson makes nowadays shit?
Quote from: Seldane on 04/21/2007, 07:28 PMDVDs are for suckers. Illegally pirated and stolen videos all the way. No menus. No "DO NOT PIRATE THIS!" screens. No fuss. Only perfection. I honestly only pirate movies because that "don't pirate this" screen annoys me. :wink:
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CrackTiger

#7
04/07/2007, 06:50 PM
I didn't buy it. In a thread, I think on Hudson Ent's site, I mentioned how I didn't think that anything other than an overhead perspective would work well.

But the end product turned out to destroy most aspects that make Bomberman games fun. From what I've read, you can't really save, you either can only play online or can only play multiplayer online or something.

I would've liked to have had a real bomberman game in that art style, too bad its completely broken.
Justin the Not-So-Cheery Black/Hack/CrackTiger helped Joshua Jackass, Andrew/Arkhan Dildovich and the DildoPhiles destroy 2 PC Engine groups: one by Aaron Lambert on Facebook, then the other by Aaron Nanto!!! Him and PCE Aarons don't have a good track record together! Both times he blamed the Aarons and their staff in a "Look-what-you-made-us-do?!" manner, never himself nor his deranged/destructive/doxxing toxic turbo troll gang which he covers up for under the "community" euphemism!

Kitsunexus

#8
04/07/2007, 09:06 PM
Quote from: guest on 04/07/2007, 06:50 PMI would've liked to have had a real bomberman game in that art style
You know what? I'm cool with that. Call it Crisis Run, Detonator, anything like that. Just don't call it Bomberman, because THAT'S NOT BOMBERMAN, it goes against EVERYTHING BOMBERMAN.

Also, if you want a REAL Bomberman game thats good, check out the PSP and DS versions...
Forgive me, my brain is on par with the Bubble System.
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esteban

#9
04/08/2007, 12:31 PM
Hahahhahahhaaa. It has been fun reading your responses.

Kitsun, you know that I am the sort of person that actually WANTS to experience crap games. Not all the time, but yes, on occasion, I am a masochist. I can't help it: I was criticizing this game before it came out and now I want to experience it firsthand.

I agree with you, Kitsun, Hudson should not have called this "Bomberman", they should have made a spin-off series, or  better yet, they should have called it something else.
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Kitsunexus

#10
04/08/2007, 04:00 PM
Quote from: stevek666 on 04/08/2007, 12:31 PMHahahhahahhaaa. It has been fun reading your responses.

Kitsun, you know that I am the sort of person that actually WANTS to experience crap games. Not all the time, but yes, on occasion, I am a masochist. I can't help it: I was criticizing this game before it came out and now I want to experience it firsthand.

I agree with you, Kitsun, Hudson should not have called this "Bomberman", they should have made a spin-off series, or  better yet, they should have called it something else.
Ahh, a game massochist, eh? I dabble in that from time to time. I ACTIVELY want to play Virtual Hydlide on the Saturn!

And btw the proper way to abbreviate Kitsunexus is Kitsune.
Forgive me, my brain is on par with the Bubble System.
THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS RULE!

nat

#11
04/09/2007, 07:19 PM
You know, it was funny.

I first read through this thread yesterday and it was the first time I'd ever heard of Bomberman Act Zero (also read the linked article).

Almost immediately afterwards I went over to my cousin's house for a family Easter get together. He was showing me some of his new Xbox 360 games, he had about 7 or so he'd just picked up that day. After thumbing through things like Gears of War and a few others, what did I find at the bottom of the pile? Lo and behold, it was Bomberman Act Zero. He hadn't even taken the shrinkwrap off yet.

I laughed at him and told him to take it back and exchange it for something else before he opened it and it was too late.

I almost held back though and made him open it so I could play it and see how bad it really sucked. I was so tempted.

Kitsunexus

#12
04/09/2007, 07:57 PM
Quote from: nat on 04/09/2007, 07:19 PMI laughed at him and told him to take it back and exchange it for something else before he opened it and it was too late.
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Nazi NecroPhile

#13
04/10/2007, 09:47 AM
Quote from: Kitsunexus on 04/09/2007, 07:57 PM
Quote from: nat on 04/09/2007, 07:19 PMI laughed at him and told him to take it back and exchange it for something else before he opened it and it was too late.
You sir, are IMG
What..... cruel for ridiculing your cousin?  A savior for liberating your cousin from the torment that is Act Zero?  Don't make us read your mind Kitsune, just because the call of the martini was too great to finish your post.  :lol:
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Kitsunexus

#14
04/10/2007, 10:46 AM
Quote from: guest on 04/10/2007, 09:47 AMA savior for liberating your cousin from the torment that is Act Zero? 
That's what I meant. Sorry for the vaugeness, lol...
Forgive me, my brain is on par with the Bubble System.
THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS RULE!

esteban

#15
04/13/2007, 11:25 PM
Quote from: nat on 04/09/2007, 07:19 PMYou know, it was funny.

I first read through this thread yesterday and it was the first time I'd ever heard of Bomberman Act Zero (also read the linked article).

Almost immediately afterwards I went over to my cousin's house for a family Easter get together. He was showing me some of his new Xbox 360 games, he had about 7 or so he'd just picked up that day. After thumbing through things like Gears of War and a few others, what did I find at the bottom of the pile? Lo and behold, it was Bomberman Act Zero. He hadn't even taken the shrinkwrap off yet.

I laughed at him and told him to take it back and exchange it for something else before he opened it and it was too late.

I almost held back though and made him open it so I could play it and see how bad it really sucked. I was so tempted.
You are a kind soul. I would have opened it and said, innocently: "This looks kool. Let's give it a spin!"
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CrackTiger

#16
04/14/2007, 11:55 AM Last Edit: 04/14/2007, 11:57 AM by Black_Tiger
Quote from: Kitsunexus on 04/07/2007, 09:06 PM
Quote from: CrackTiger on 04/07/2007, 06:50 PMI would've liked to have had a real bomberman game in that art style
You know what? I'm cool with that. Call it Crisis Run, Detonator, anything like that. Just don't call it Bomberman, because THAT'S NOT BOMBERMAN, it goes against EVERYTHING BOMBERMAN.

Also, if you want a REAL Bomberman game thats good, check out the PSP and DS versions...
Yeah, but by that logic, most 3D Zelda's should called "Interactive Dungeon Films: Vol 1, 2, etc..." and anything after Metal Gear 2 should called "Interactive Non-Action Films".

Which would be fine by me though... even though the "Interactive" monicker is misleading.  :wink:

But as gimped as Bomberman Zero is supposed to be, its one of the most faithful modern franchise installments around, gameplay and aesthetics-wise.

And at least there's some semblence of an actual game/gameplay in there.
Justin the Not-So-Cheery Black/Hack/CrackTiger helped Joshua Jackass, Andrew/Arkhan Dildovich and the DildoPhiles destroy 2 PC Engine groups: one by Aaron Lambert on Facebook, then the other by Aaron Nanto!!! Him and PCE Aarons don't have a good track record together! Both times he blamed the Aarons and their staff in a "Look-what-you-made-us-do?!" manner, never himself nor his deranged/destructive/doxxing toxic turbo troll gang which he covers up for under the "community" euphemism!

Kitsunexus

#17
04/14/2007, 12:03 PM
Quote from: guest on 04/14/2007, 11:55 AM
Quote from: Kitsunexus on 04/07/2007, 09:06 PM
Quote from: guest on 04/07/2007, 06:50 PMI would've liked to have had a real bomberman game in that art style
You know what? I'm cool with that. Call it Crisis Run, Detonator, anything like that. Just don't call it Bomberman, because THAT'S NOT BOMBERMAN, it goes against EVERYTHING BOMBERMAN.

Also, if you want a REAL Bomberman game thats good, check out the PSP and DS versions...
Yeah, but by that logic, most 3D Zelda's should called "Interactive Dungeon Films: Vol 1, 2, etc..." and anything after Metal Gear 2 should called "Interactive Non-Action Films".

Which would be fine by me though... even though the "Interactive" monicker is misleading.  :wink:
I don't see your point, as mine were cool action-movieish titles that happen to mention explosives or panic not the game, while yours are the descriptors of an EGM review.
Forgive me, my brain is on par with the Bubble System.
THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS RULE!

Seldane

#18
04/14/2007, 12:46 PM
What are you talking about? There are almost no cutscenes in the 3d Zelda games. Take Star Ocean Till the End of Time for example, now THAT's a game full of cutscenes.
Quote from: Seldane on 04/21/2007, 07:28 PMDVDs are for suckers. Illegally pirated and stolen videos all the way. No menus. No "DO NOT PIRATE THIS!" screens. No fuss. Only perfection. I honestly only pirate movies because that "don't pirate this" screen annoys me. :wink:
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Indeed, it's AV time. Check out: IMG! Sir, the door was open.

Kitsunexus

#19
04/14/2007, 12:48 PM
Or even... Xenosaga X_X
Forgive me, my brain is on par with the Bubble System.
THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS RULE!

CrackTiger

#20
04/14/2007, 08:58 PM Last Edit: 04/14/2007, 09:01 PM by Black_Tiger
Quote from: Seldane on 04/14/2007, 12:46 PMWhat are you talking about? There are almost no cutscenes in the 3d Zelda games. Take Star Ocean Till the End of Time for example, now THAT's a game full of cutscenes.
Although I wasn't talking strickly intentional cut scenes, Zelda TP is Dragon's Lair with a bunch of driving segments inbetween.

Phantom Hourglass looks like it'll be the first 3D Zelda to feature Zelda-like gameplay(in the dungeons at least).


Quote from: Kitsunexus on 04/14/2007, 12:03 PMI don't see your point, as mine were cool action-movieish titles that happen to mention explosives or panic not the game, while yours are the descriptors of an EGM review.
My point was that although gimped in a few ways, at least Bomberman 0 features Bomberman gameplay, where as most game series try harder and harder with every update to be as different as possible to their origins.
Justin the Not-So-Cheery Black/Hack/CrackTiger helped Joshua Jackass, Andrew/Arkhan Dildovich and the DildoPhiles destroy 2 PC Engine groups: one by Aaron Lambert on Facebook, then the other by Aaron Nanto!!! Him and PCE Aarons don't have a good track record together! Both times he blamed the Aarons and their staff in a "Look-what-you-made-us-do?!" manner, never himself nor his deranged/destructive/doxxing toxic turbo troll gang which he covers up for under the "community" euphemism!

esteban

#21
04/15/2007, 08:54 AM
BlackTiger, you made a good point about Bomberman: at least they tried to stick to the original gameplay... but it strikes me as an experiment we should have seen on the N64 years ago, not on the Xbox360 in 2006.
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