Konami unveiled a new take on Bomberman, the competitive blast-’em-up series that arguably peaked in 1997 with the dual release of Saturn Bomberman and Super Bomberman 64, that looks quite different ...

Super Bomberman Collection is now available to digitally for PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch 2, and Xbox Series X/S, with a physical release due on August 25. Super Bomberman features seven ...

When players hear the words "Bomberman," more likely than not what comes to mind is a wildly entertaining multiplayer extravaganza with several friends in a grid-like battlefield of vicious explosives ...

Super Bomberman R brings back the classic franchise with a brand new installment. Bomberman has been around for decades and its latest release proves that the franchise can still hang around in ...

Hudson Entertainment, the North American publishing arm for Hudson Soft, today announced the official launch of Bomberman Blast, an all-new Bomberman available for digital download on WiiWare for the ...

09:25, Tue, Sep 15, 2020 Updated: 09:26, Tue, Sep 15, 2020 Super Bomberman R Online could be considered one of the first must-have Google Stadia timed exclusives, if not for one or two issues. If ...

Act Zero takes the Bomberman series to a new low with paper-thin gameplay, ugly visuals, and an overall lack of effort. Bomberman has been around for more than 20 years, and although the series is ...

Of all well-known videogame characters, Bomberman has got to be the one who has stayed the closest to his roots. Almost every single Bomberman game features the exact same goal: grab power-ups, avoid ...

Let’s start by stating the bloomin’ obvious: Bomberman’s concept is brilliant in its simplicity. So brilliant, in fact, that it’s barely changed since the original Bomberman emerged in 1983. You’re a ...

After my poor experience with the iPod version of Sonic the Hedgehog, I wasn’t holding out a lot of hope for Hudson Soft’s introduction of its intrepid character Bomberman on the iPod. But as it turns ...

These days, Bomberman is everywhere. The chubby little boom fiend is most famous for starring in a string of pretty amazing five-player multiplayer games for the TurboGrafx-16 back in the early 90s.