Bomberman (ボンバーマン, Bonbāman) is a video game for the Nintendo DS in which the player takes the role of a Bomberman, featuring wireless multiplayer for up to eight with a single cartridge. This game is notable for introducing into the conventional Bomberman formula a chibi style redesign to the characters, previously seen only in Bomberman Land games, ditched shortly thereafter in favor of the conventional for Bomberman Land Touch! and all following games so far.
The single player story mode plays much like the original Bomberman. There are 10 levels with 10 stages each, a bonus stage after the 5th stage, and a boss battle for the 10th stage. A new mechanic is the item screen. All items collected are added to a stock. Using the touch screen, you can use the items to power Bomberman up; thus, if you die, you can restart at full power instead of with no power.
The multiplayer mode uses the touch screen to expand the playing area, with tunnels connecting the two screens. some arenas make use of the microphone to do certain things like setting off remote bombs and using the shield. The revenge bomb setting adds a whole new level to multiplayer gameplay by allowing a player to throw bombs after they are eliminated from the game by flicking them off the touch screen with the stylus. If Super Revenge mode is activated, if a player blows up another player using a flicked Revenge bomb, the player respawns where their opponent fell.
Bomberman 2 (Custom Battler Bomberman in Japan) is a video game for the Nintendo DS, and is the sequel to Bomberman on the DS. During the game, Bomberman collects various bits of Armor, allowing players to customize the character with unique power ups and skills.
In terms of gameplay and setting, Bomberman 2 is a huge departure from previous Bomberman games. The setting for this game is a cyberspace-like setting, much more similar to the Mega Man Battle Network and Custom Robo series.
It has a score of 75% on Metacritic.IGN awarded it a score of 7 out of 10, saying "Tons of options, settings, and arenas are available for the multiplayer fanatic."Gamespot awarded it a score of 6.2 out of 10, saying "The game itself feels a little bare-bones, and a stronger multiplayer component would make it much easier to recommend."
This is a list of Bomberman video games.