October 2, 2004 | 12:25 PM PST
by: Seth Walker
Bomberman has appeared on every console known to man and the Nintendo DS continues the Hudson legacy. As a huge fan of Bomberman I can easily say that Bomberman DS is a great game to play on the DS.
Using the d-pad and the A B X Y buttons players can control Bomberman to obtain upgrades, throw bombs, kick bombs, and run around killing other players by dropping bombs.
Players will be looking on the bottom screen to show a 2D 1/2 view of Bomberman, while the top screen shows off the systems capabilties of 3D by viewing Bomberman in a zoomed view in full fledged 3D. It is truly eye candy to see this.
Only one Nintendo DS with Bomberman was shown, but it would insane for Hudson not to include Wi-Fi support for multiplayer action. The levels on the demo only allowed for four players to battle it out, but with Wi-Fi integrated into the Nintendo DS I am hoping Hudson will find a way to include support up to 8 players or even up to 16 players for some great multiplayer fun!
Using the d-pad and the A B X Y buttons players can control Bomberman to obtain upgrades, throw bombs, kick bombs, and run around killing other players by dropping bombs.
Players will be looking on the bottom screen to show a 2D 1/2 view of Bomberman, while the top screen shows off the systems capabilties of 3D by viewing Bomberman in a zoomed view in full fledged 3D. It is truly eye candy to see this.
Only one Nintendo DS with Bomberman was shown, but it would insane for Hudson not to include Wi-Fi support for multiplayer action. The levels on the demo only allowed for four players to battle it out, but with Wi-Fi integrated into the Nintendo DS I am hoping Hudson will find a way to include support up to 8 players or even up to 16 players for some great multiplayer fun!
