🕹️ New release: Lunar Lander Beyond

Bust-A-Move Again

aka: Bust-A-Move 2: Arcade Edition, Puzzle Bobble 2, Puzzle Bobble GB

Moby ID: 5864

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Arcade screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen for the US version (Taito F3 system)

thumbnail — Play instructions (Taito F3 system/US version)

thumbnail — 3 game modes to select from (Taito F3 system/US version)

thumbnail — In puzzle mode you can choose the next stage (Taito F3 system/US version)

thumbnail — The US version has no Puzzle Bobble characters, so the pointer is controlled by a pair of hands (Taito F3 system)

thumbnail — Player vs Computer mode in the US version is literally you versus a white desktop PC, every single round (Taito F3 system)

thumbnail — Japanese title screen (Taito F3 system)

thumbnail — Intro featuring main character Bub (Taito F3 system/Japanese version)

thumbnail — And the rest of the characters (Taito F3 system/Japanese version)

thumbnail — Play instructions (Taito F3 system/Japanese version)

thumbnail — Game mode select (Taito F3 system/Japanese version)

thumbnail — Puzzle mode has branching paths and multiple endings (Taito F3 system/Japanese version)

thumbnail — Round 6 of puzzle mode (Taito F3 system/Japanese version)

thumbnail — Bonus points are awarded based on how fast you completed the stage (Taito F3 system/Japanese version)

thumbnail — Puzzle mode's last round (Taito F3 system/Japanese version)

thumbnail — Player vs Computer mode, Bub meets Birdy - a pipe smoking bird-like woman (Taito F3 system/Japanese version)

thumbnail — The next opponent is Woolen (Taito F3 system/Japanese version)

thumbnail — Round 3 in Player vs Computer mode (Taito F3 system/Japanese version)

DOS screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Main menu

thumbnail — Edit mode

thumbnail — Controls configuration

thumbnail — Game selection

thumbnail — Difficulty selection

thumbnail — Puzzle mode

thumbnail — Puzzle mode start

thumbnail — Level complete

thumbnail — Puzzle mode - Round 2

thumbnail — Puzzle mode - Round 3

thumbnail — Puzzle mode - Round 4

thumbnail — Puzzle mode - Round 5

thumbnail — Puzzle mode - Round 6

thumbnail — Puzzle mode - Round 8

thumbnail — Game over

thumbnail — Player vs. Player mode - Handicap selection

thumbnail — Player vs. Player mode

thumbnail — Player vs. Computer mode

thumbnail — Results

thumbnail — The high-resolution video modes provided are quite useless.

thumbnail — 800x600 mode

thumbnail — 640x480 mode

thumbnail — 640x400 mode

Game Boy screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Level overview

thumbnail — What am I doing?

thumbnail — Just great...

thumbnail — I'm still fighting!

thumbnail — This time I'm the winner :)

thumbnail — Another opponent

thumbnail — And next please :)

Nintendo 64 screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen.

thumbnail — Mode selection.

thumbnail — One of the animations in the game

thumbnail — The demonstration

thumbnail — The map

thumbnail — Starting out

thumbnail — Wow, what a shot!

thumbnail — Level 2

thumbnail — This doesn't look good!

thumbnail — Crap!

PlayStation screenshots

thumbnail — There are lots of little animations i the game. This one plays while waiting for the player to press the START button on the controller. It alternates with a demonstration sequence

thumbnail — The game runs a demonstration sequence while waiting for the player to press the START button, this alternates with an short animation

thumbnail — The START screen

thumbnail — The game configuration options

thumbnail — The controller configuration

thumbnail — There are two modes of play, Normal or Time Attack. This is the player's choice of games within the Normal game selection

thumbnail — Playing the Puzzle game mode, one of the Normal game options. This is how the player selects their level

thumbnail — The start of level one of the Puzzle game, the ball colours change each game

thumbnail — The end of level one of the Puzzle game showing the player's score

thumbnail — The start of round three of the puzzle game.

thumbnail — Playing against the computer in a Normal game<br>The game takes the form of a journey playing different AI players in each location. After this screen there's a short animation where the two avatars m

thumbnail — Playing a Puzzle game. It's 'Game Over' and a high score has been achieved

thumbnail — The end of level one playing a Normal game against the computer

thumbnail — In the Normal game each level is in a different location

thumbnail — The Game Over screen

thumbnail — The Time Attack mode is unusual in that the player must enter their name before they start to play and they can select the game level they wish to play

SEGA Saturn screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Fireworks intro

thumbnail — Selecting the game mode

thumbnail — Stage intro

thumbnail — First match against computer

thumbnail — Another stage intro

thumbnail — Lost. Blinded by love, obviously.

thumbnail — A stage in Puzzle mode, there is no computer opponent here.

thumbnail — Edit mode

Windows screenshots

thumbnail — The title screen. The PC version always has Puzzle Bobble 2x on the screen even though you're playing Puzzle Bobble 2.

thumbnail — The Game Select screen.

thumbnail — The Difficulty Select Screen.

thumbnail — The world map.

thumbnail — The first level.

thumbnail — The level complete screen.

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