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Atomic Bomberman

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I love this game! Anyone who likes a good laugh, I reccomend this to. Sure, It's not as fun and popular as Age of empires and grand theft auto, but still, it's worth playing. Talk about cheap laughs.This game costs not a lot of money but will give u hours of fun.You can play one player against up to 9 opponents or go on the web and challange other people.

I ordered a shiny new case for the game about 3 months ago, and it was about 12 bucks. Not bad for a mint condition disc! However, the only bad thing about it was the case's center that snaps the disc in place broke. Not to worry though, the CD is snug into a new casing, while the old "display" case is intact, but with a completely broken center snapping piece, cause I broke the rest of it. >P

Overall, I've been waiting for this game for a REALLY long time, and I'd recommend it to anyone who wants a taste of retro gaming, instead of the usual next-gen stuff, but that's just my opinion anyway. The full installer, which is recommended if you want most of the awesome gameplay, even music, is only about 560MB's of space, but you'd still need 600MB give or take, it's really not that much compared to the heightened memory nowadays.

Prompt shipment was a plus as well, but I forgot the seller's username. Oh well.

Anyway, this is DarkMike signing out. See ya.

I originally got hooked on the SNES version in 95 or so and loved it.

Then in 1998 I saw a boxed copy of this for only $10 at a local retailer. I bought it and loved it. I took it to work to show it off to my coworkers and someone stole it out of my desk!

So I bought another copy.

Years later I was targeted for a hate based robbery, it was taken along with almost all of my other video games, movies, music and anything else of value along with some thrown in vandalism.

I bought it off of here a few weeks ago I missed it so much. Yes, I liked it enough to buy it three times. It works great on Linux with WINE. Now days with Bluetooth and USB game controls you can easily plug this into a large screen TV to play with the full 10 players unlike when the game first came out where networking was required. It's a good thing to, it supports IPX networking and not many people know what to do with that these days (though I do).

It's a lot of fun, especially when you're playing real opponents instead of the computer. The game is very customizable, there are skin packs all over the web if you want to go that route, the config files are all plain ASCII and you can configure nearly everything. There's even a whole bunch of sounds included that aren't part of the default sound list if you care to customize that a bit.

All in all it's old and you're only going to find used, but I wouldn't pass it up.