Super Bomberman R Review

By Griffin Vacheron

Some have described Nintendo Switch’s launch lineup as thin, but I’m guessing that’s because they haven’t played Zelda yet. If you have, you know as well as I do that juggling a second blockbuster in tandem with Breath of the Wild would probably be impossible, or at the very least dubious. As such, a console launch co-headlined by Bomberman isn’t as ho-hum as you might…

  • Classic Bomberman gameplay returns
  • Up to eight players, four when off-TV
  • Story scenes are wacky enough to be entertaining.
  • Though fun, this is definitely cookie-cutter Bomberman
  • Asking price is a bit steep
  • Content is limited for single player

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Griffin Vacheron
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