Bomberman 64: The Second Attack! (1999)
Genres:Adventure
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer, Split screen
Story:Of the great discoveries in the universe, few are more important than the legendary 8 elements. When the evil Rukifellth found one of these elements - the powerful Celestial Stone - he used his influence to assemble the dreaded BHB Army. Armed with his new army and a giant space warship, the power-crazed Rukifellth began scouring the galaxy for the other 7 elements, invading planets and enslaving innocent races throughout the galaxy. Rukifellth controls these enslaved planets with special Gravity Generators - the same devices the BHB Army used to create a Black Hole. Rukifellth uses his Black Hole to capture new planets... But he should have thought twice before he tried to capture Bomber Planet!Show more
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A rare gem that very few have played, and very few can given how wildly expensive it has become on secondhand markets due to its rarity. I was one of the lucky few who managed to get a copy of this as a kid and it quickly became one of my favorite N64 games. With a variety of multiplayer modes and a story mode with 2 player co-op, this is always a treat to play with friends. This game definitely deserves to be preserved, especially with how hard it has become to find legitimately. Giving it a second chance would take care of the key problems of how expensive and inaccessible the N64 original has become to most people.
One of my fav bomberman games. I wouldn't say the multiplayer was much fun compared to the old top down 2D versions from SNES but the single player was definitely really fun. From the story, the characters, and the worlds to explore. Having different bomb types to figure out how to get through certain spots was also fun. There was some tricky ones, especially the wind/air bomb which in some of those levels requiring you to blow yourself across an area in specific spots was always pretty tricky.
No idea if this could ever come to GOG since it was originally on N64, and also the fact the company that used to make these games has long since gone out of business. If this would come out for PC though on gog I would definitely get it because again it was a lot of fun then, and still is today. Just don't feel like taking my N64 out and all that hassle to play it.
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