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RoboWarrior

1990 was a big year for Bomberman, but it’s worth taking time to acknowledge 1987’s Robo Warrior (or Bomber King in Japan), seeing as how it’s the first of many spin-offs the series would give birth to. Sort of, that is – the credits of Robo Warrior contain several staff members from EXA Planning (Aicom’s predecessor) alongside members of Hudson Soft, as well as some visual and mechanical similarities to Sunsoft’s 1988 hit Blaster Master (something that the marketing for its sequel in 1991 would lean into), giving this game a serious identity crisis. 

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G’day! It’s the middle of December, so it’s time to go back through the archives!

I’ve been doing this Tumblr for a while now - over two years, and we’ve extracted a ton of old games in this time. Tumblr’s a hard thing to go through sometimes, so once a month a bring stuff back to the surface!

Here we have a few of the games I posted back in April 2015!

Virtual Boy Wario Land (Virtual Boy) Robo Warrior / Bomber King (NES) Battle Clash (SNES) Dr Mario (NES / Gameboy) Wagyan Land (Game Gear) Shinobi (PS2) Torneko no Daibōken: Fushigi no Dungeon! (SNES)

If you like what I’m doing, you can support me on Patreon, where you can get updates on both blogs, as well as the original high resolution extracted art from VGAA! You can also do a single donation from the main page of both blogs. Every dollar helps! I will also post the links for these folders!

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Game Music Now - Level Music 1 by Takeaki Kunimoto for RoboWarrior (NES)

It took me a long time to find out that RoboWarrior was a distant spinoff of Bomberman known in Japan as Bomber King. It makes me think of the game as a much earlier and much less bad version of the infamous Bomberman: Act Zero. Not that I’d call it a masterwork on the NES, as it can be very slow-paced and kind of cruel at points, but I grew up liking this one and I consider this one of the finest tracks on the NES. 

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The enemies of Bomberking / RoboWarrior - this time from the Famicom Manual!

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The enemies of Bomberking / RoboWarrior - this time from the Famicom Manual!

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Look at these weird, goofy enemies from Robowarrior.

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Some of the artwork for Robo Warriors on the NES!

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