Pretty much every platform in this gaming generation has had a downloadable Bomberman title. The DSi hadn't yet, so Hudson must've figured "Why the heck not?" and made yet another one.
As with all other downloadable (non-Virtual Console) Bomberman titles, this is strictly a multiplayer affair - there is no adventure mode, so the only thing you can play is the franchise's famous battle mode. The concept is still the same as ever: you're thrown into an arena with up to seven others and the objective is to blow up blocks to get upgrades for yourself and your bombs and blast your opponents.
Daav from NoobFeed writes - Nintendo has announced that both the 3DS and Wii U eShops are on the way out. Though the company preempts the news by saying that downloads will still work "for the foreseeable future," that message also implies that your games will disappear at some point. We've enabled consumption at our fingertips, which companies have gladly used to erode the terms of game ownership. As always, convenience comes at a much higher cost down the road and, well, that time has come
Hunter Johnson: "When it comes to cute and loveable video game characters, Bomberman is one of the cutest (even if he does have a weird explosives fetish)."
Everyeye.it: Founded in 1983, the Bomberman series has been largely his years of glory in the early '90s, with the series for PC-Engine and later on the Super Nintendo. The end of that decade instead marked a dark period, especially for the Bomberman arcade game: in fact the only titles produced by Hudson were mostly alternative crops, such as the Platform for Nintendo 64.
