Kaboom!

Description

The mad bomber is on the loose! As he races back and forth at the top of the screen, you need to catch the bombs he drops in buckets of water. One point is earned for each bomb caught, but miss one of the bombs, and Kaboom! As the levels progress, the mad bomber will move faster and faster and drop more and more bombs. You start the game with three buckets, and lose one each time a bomb is missed. The game ends when all of your water buckets are gone.

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User Reviews

One Of Atari's Finest Classics.	Atari 2600	Guy Chapman (1722)
Brutal, yet addictive gameplay.	Atari 2600	Tantalus (122)
Great Atari classic!	Atari 2600	VortexS130 (86)

The Press Says

The Video Game Critic	Atari 2600	Aug 15, 2001	A	100
Game Freaks 365	Atari 2600	2006	10 out of 10	100
The Video Game Critic	Atari 8-bit	Jan 28, 2003	A	100
All Game Guide	Atari 2600	1998		90
The Atari Times	Atari 2600	Oct 30, 2003	80 out of 100	80
HonestGamers	Atari 2600	Dec 14, 2008	8 out of 10	80
The Video Game Critic	Atari 5200	May 05, 2001	C	50

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Trivia

Players who were able to rack up 3,000 points or higher were eligible to receive the "Bucket Brigade" patch from Activision if they sent in a screenshot to the company. If players were ever to reaching the maximum point value of 999,999, Activision encouraged people to send in a screenshot to recognize such a "remarkable achievement".