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Bubble Bobble Revolution

aka: Bubble Bobble DS

Moby ID: 20579

Nintendo DS screenshots

thumbnail — The title screen. The game lacks an intro of any kind.

thumbnail — Bubble Bobble DS title screen

thumbnail — Starting the first area of the "New Age" mode.

thumbnail — While the new backgrounds are nice and colorful, they do more harm than good, as characters tend to get lost on screen.

thumbnail — I ate it!

thumbnail — When popped, flame bubbles drop napalm.

thumbnail — Holding down the fire button for an extended period of time will produce a giant bubble, which, when shot against a wall, will propel you like a rocket in an opposite direction.

thumbnail — Sometimes you will come across this super-simple touch-screen mini-game.

thumbnail — Fighting the first boss.

thumbnail — The second world is over-the-top colorful.

thumbnail — The player can bounce up on his own bubbles.

thumbnail — Lightning bubbles shoot bolts of electricity in a direction opposite to the one you are facing.

thumbnail — If you take too long clearing a stage it will start becoming even more difficult.

thumbnail — Fighting the second boss.

thumbnail — YEY! Boss dead! I get the bling!

thumbnail — The game's New Age mode had a hundred stages.

thumbnail — Levels get trickier as you progress.

thumbnail — Continue?

thumbnail — The game's Classic mode can be played cooperatively with a friend.

thumbnail — Classic mode's title screen.

thumbnail — Beginning the game.

thumbnail — Classic intro screen.

thumbnail — Let's begin!

thumbnail — The classic game is a whole lot more fun than the New Age mode.

thumbnail — OOffff - I got offed by a pissed piece off luggage!

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