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Bomberman Tournament

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Oct 11, 2026

Owen RobarHOST
10:55
We'll keep this one very short and sweet as there isn't much to say about Pac-Man, especially in this format, and we'll move on to our next game.
Owen RobarHOST
11:18
Bomberman Tournament, released June 26th, 2001 in North America, published by Activision and developed by Hudson Soft, who, according to what they want you to know, is the company best known for Bomberman, sure, Adventure Island, okay, Star Soldier, and Bonk.
Owen RobarHOST
11:39
You guys remember Bonk, right? Hit Bonk.
Owen RobarHOST
11:43
Uh, but I think what I best know them for is for their work on the Mario Party series.
Owen RobarHOST
11:56
Hudson Soft has been acquired by Konami, uh, during 2012.
Owen RobarHOST
12:01
They were absorbed, and Konami now owns the Bomberman license.
Owen RobarHOST
12:05
We'll go into Bomberman Tournament the same way that I went into it playing.
Owen RobarHOST
12:11
I started with the multiplayer mode, which is very familiar if you've played any other multiplayer Bomberman.
Owen RobarHOST
36:33
But I'm really excited for next week's selection of games just because they're a little bit really weird.
Owen RobarHOST
36:44
Uh, we have Bomberman Tournament, okay.
Owen RobarHOST
36:47
Pac-Man Collection, fine.
Owen RobarHOST
36:49
Yu-Gi-Oh! The Eternal Duelist Soul, which I'm fascinated to see what that is.
BenHOST
8:52
I had
GregHOST
8:53
that Bomberman Adventure or whatever for the Game Boy, which does not play as a Bomberman game, but it's so much fun.
BenHOST
9:01
Yeah, there's a few of them that are RPGs and adventure games and stuff.
BenHOST
9:05
You can outbomb Wario.

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