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Bomb Jack

Developer
Authors
Janko Mrsic-Flogel
Music

Mungo Amyatt-Leir
Graphics
Janko Mrsic-Flogel
Programming

Genre
Arcade
Conversion
Arcade
Controls
Joystick
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Bomb Jack

May 30, 2002 by ST Graveyard

Screenshot of Bomb Jack Most of you might have noticed it by now, you don't have to play this game for its graphics and sound effects. It's in gameplay were this thing shines! You play as Bomb Jack, and you have to defuse all the bombs on each screen, even though they'll never blow up! "Bomb Jack" is a game in the vein of "Bubble Bobble", only a bit faster. Our hero has no problem flying to the top of the screen. Just press the fire button to lift off, press the fire button again to make him stop and let him float down. Press the fire button repeatedly to skillfully glide through the air!
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simonsunnyboy
I've seen worse - but the music is a nogo. Either turn your speakers off or your ears will bleed to death!
March 15, 2006
The Paranoid
A bit typical for many games of this age: The 8-Bit conversions caused havoc, but the 16-Bit conversions somehow failed to succeed.

This goes for Bomb Jack, too. Funny as it sounds, the gameplay is closer to the arcade original than for example the famous C64-version, yet it's less fun.
Far too tame.
March 5, 2006
Silver Surfer
Remember this game first of all from the arcades, was really happy to see it come to the computer. Played it like a mad man back in the days. :-D
April 8, 2004

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