| 94 |
Nintendo Power
It's dynamite.
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| 93 |
netjak
I love the series and the latest installment is worthy of a purchse...While I prefer the Dreamcast version a tad more.
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| 90 |
GamePro
Plays like Zelda with bombs instead of swords and shields.
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| 88 |
TotalGames.net
Games are meant to be fun and Hudson couldn’t have squeezed more fun into Bomberman Generation if it tried.
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| 83 |
Electronic Gaming Monthly
Loads of awesome game types to play with your buds. [August 2002, p.136]
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| 83 |
GameNow
I figured there was no way that the gameplay could be as good as the graphics. It didn't take long for BG to prove me wrong. [August 2002, p.52]
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| 81 |
IGN
For the sum of all its explosive elements, Bomberman Generation is a lighthearted, yet unexpectedly entertaining title.
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| 80 |
Electric Playground
The GameCube engine is used well to convey the feeling of playing within a cartoon world and the play balance is just right for young and old players alike.
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| 80 |
Game Informer
While the single player is rather ordinary, the multiplayer mode makes Bomberman Generation a must for GameCube owners with friends. [August 2002, p.82]
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| 80 |
G4 TV
The gameplay is so enjoyable, however, that it should almost be required to at least try - especially the multiplayer mode.
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| 80 |
GamerWeb Nintendo
The cel-shaded graphics are appropriate for once, and are also well done.
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| 80 |
GameSpot
An engaging and addictive game.
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| 78 |
GameZone
1) It's a blast to play. 2) There are a ton of extra items to collect and lots of hidden (albeit small) areas to explore. 3) The multiplayer mode is very explosive (in other words, it rocks).
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| 76 |
GameSpy
It's actually excellent.
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| 75 |
Armchair Empire
As good a version of Bomberman as there ever has been, complete with a fairly interesting single-player adventure and plenty of variations for the multiplayer side of things.
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| 75 |
Nintendojo
A short but sweet single player (around 10 hours), an endlessly re-playable multiplayer.
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| 70 |
All Game Guide
While the adventure mode has a short wick, a robust selection of multiplayer options extends the life of this title and certainly makes it worth investigating, particularly for younger fans of the Bomberman franchise.
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| 70 |
Gamestyle
A playable release. The multiplayer mode is as excellent as ever, and even though the single player mode lacks the magic of the multiplayer, it isn’t that bad really.
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| 60 |
Play Magazine
Soaked in Club Med tunes, predictable, by the numbers gameplay, and slow methodical pacing; in other words, it ain't the bomb. [Aug 2002, p.71]
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