Bubble Bobble Revolution
Also known as Bubble Bobble DS
Bubble Bobble Revolution is a 2005 NDS game by Dreams Co., Ltd. and Marvelous Interactive, Inc..
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About the game
Bubble Bobble Revolution is an update of the classic arcade game, Bubble Bobble . In this DS exclusive version, Bub and Bob tackle 100 all-new levels with a larger playing field, as well as all-new methods of attacking foes, such as the Rolling Bubble, which lets your dino trap themselves in a bubble and bounce against the walls, knocking out any enemies.
The game also features use of the touch screen, which is used for a bonus game where you must turn on fans to keep bubbles up in the air, and the microphone, which you must blow into to briefly activate fans in certain stages. Included as a bonus is the original arcade version of Bubble Bobble, but unlike Bubble Bobble Old & New for the Game Boy Advance, this version does not include single-cart multiplayer.
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Facts
- Platforms
- NDS
- First released
- 2005-11-04
- Developers
- Dreams Co., Ltd., Marvelous Interactive, Inc.
- Publishers
- Rising Star Games Ltd., Taito Corporation, The Codemasters Software Company Limited
- Genres
- Action, Side view, Arcade, Platform
- Ratings
- MobyGames score 5.1 (5 votes) · MobyGames
Covers and screenshots
Box, manual and cartridge scans
Front Cover (NDS · France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom) Back Cover (NDS · France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom) Media (NDS · France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom)
Screenshots
The title screen. The game lacks an intro of any kind. (NDS) Bubble Bobble DS title screen (NDS) Starting the first area of the "New Age" mode. (NDS) While the new backgrounds are nice and colorful, they do more harm than good, as characters tend to get lost on screen. (NDS) I ate it! (NDS) When popped, flame bubbles drop napalm. (NDS) Holding down the fire button for an extended period of time will produce a giant bubble, which, when shot against a wall, will propel you like a rocket in an opposite direction. (NDS) Sometimes you will come across this super-simple touch-screen mini-game. (NDS) Fighting the first boss. (NDS) The second world is over-the-top colorful. (NDS) The player can bounce up on his own bubbles. (NDS) Lightning bubbles shoot bolts of electricity in a direction opposite to the one you are facing. (NDS) If you take too long clearing a stage it will start becoming even more difficult. (NDS) Fighting the second boss. (NDS) YEY! Boss dead! I get the bling! (NDS) The game's New Age mode had a hundred stages. (NDS) Levels get trickier as you progress. (NDS) Continue? (NDS) The game's Classic mode can be played cooperatively with a friend. (NDS) Classic mode's title screen. (NDS) Beginning the game. (NDS) Classic intro screen. (NDS) Let's begin! (NDS) The classic game is a whole lot more fun than the New Age mode. (NDS) OOffff - I got offed by a pissed piece off luggage! (NDS)
Releases
| Platform | Released | Regions | Publishers |
|---|---|---|---|
| NDS | 2005-11-04 | Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, New Zealand, United States | Rising Star Games Ltd., Taito Corporation, The Codemasters Software Company Limited |
Barcodes
- 0767649401338
- 4988611205495
- 5060102950028
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