•: September 25, 2008 Mode(s), Bomberman Blast is an developed and published by for the. It is part of the. It is the second in a trilogy of downloadable Bomberman games, after for, and followed by for.

The game was released as two versions: a fully featured retail release and a downloadable, lower priced WiiWare version with less content. The retail version was released in Japan on September 25, 2008, while the WiiWare version was released on September 30, 2008. The WiiWare version was released in Europe on September 12, 2008 and in North America on September 29, 2008. Contents • • • • • • • • Overview [ ] The WiiWare version of Bomberman Blast only contains the traditional battle mode, while the retail release also includes a story mode and other additional features. The plot of the story mode revolves around saving the player's by defeating five who have kidnapped them.

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The story mode covers 39 stages across 5 worlds, featuring 31 different unique enemies. [ ] The game features new items, such as a rocket that enables the player to fly, and a shield. A number of items are activated by shaking the Wii Remote. In the retail version, players are also able to purchase upgrades and by cashing in gems collected during play, such as Hearts, Fire Ups, Bomb Ups and Speed Ups. In addition, players are also able to use their Miis during play, and the retail version features a mode called Bomberman for Beginners which teaches novice players the basics of the game. [ ] The game is primarily controlled with the Wii Remote held on its side gamepad-style.

[ ] The game also supports controllers but not. [ ] The game also supports and display modes, but does not output in. When four Wii remotes and four GameCube controllers are used in conjunction, this game can support 8-player offline play.

Battle mode [ ] The game's battle mode features eight-player, worldwide online play with rankings, and players with the retail and WiiWare versions of the game are able to compete against each other. 10 battle stages are included with the WiiWare version, while the retail release includes an extra 2 stages, for a total of 12.

Eight-player battle mode is supported by having four players using GameCube controllers and four players using Wii remotes. Battle mode also introduces 'appeal motions', an players can perform. Joe jackson steppin out mp3 320 vs wav song. WiiWare players will have access to 10 motions, while retail players will have access to 20 in total. Development and release [ ] 2008, the year Bomberman Blast was released, was the 25th anniversary of the Bomberman franchise.

The game is developed in-house by Hudson, unlike for which was outsourced to. The game was originally scheduled to be released in June 2008, but was later delayed to September 2008 due to Hudson wanting to make sure the online mode was top-notch. [ ] The official website initially opened on March 28, 2008, fully opening on July 11, 2008. [ ] The final name was revealed through the game's rating by the German on July 9, 2008. [ ] To celebrate the release of Bomberman Blast, Hudson held a Bomberman Blast tournament called 'Bomb It Up'. Reception [ ] It has a score of 86% on Metacritic., which gave it an 8/10, were also impressed by the many game modes and options available. Although they believed the game was 'a tad pricey' at 1000, they otherwise felt that 'it's hard to quibble over such a dependable game'.

Gave the game 88%, calling it a 'brilliant version' of Bomberman and recommending it over on the. However, despite the general praise of the online play, they did voice some minor concern about 'a few instances' of lag, and also believed some players may be put off by the WiiWare version's focus on multiplayer battling.

The magazine also ranked it the 98th best game available on Nintendo platforms. Scored it an 8.1/10, claiming that despite the lack of innovation and some minor interface hiccups, the game is 'a blast to play' and maintains 'that classic, addictive quality' from past Bomberman games.