Blaster Master Boy is actually the sequel to the NES game RoboWarrior. Basically, this game is more closely related to Bomberman than it is Blaster Master.
Level Select#
Hold A and press Start at the title screen.
Regional Differences#
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The title screen was changed, of course.
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The boss of stage 4 is a snake-like creature that travels around the arena while expanding its body. It was changed from... some one-eyed thing, to something that looks more like an actual snake, possibly in an attempt to make it look less phallic.
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Game Boy (Color) |
Atomic Punk • Blaster Master Boy • Wario Blast: Featuring Bomberman! • Bomberman GB (US) |
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TurboGrafx-16 |
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Genesis |
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SNES |
Super Bomberman • Super Bomberman 2 • Super Bomberman 3 • Super Bomberman 4 • Super Bomberman 5 |
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Virtual Boy |
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Sega Saturn |
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Arcade |
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Windows |
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Nintendo 64 |
Bomberman 64 (US/Europe) • Bomberman 64 (Japan) • Bomberman Hero • Bomberman 64: The Second Attack |
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Game Boy Advance |
Bomberman Tournament • Bomberman Max 2 • Bomberman Jetters • Hudson Best Collection Vol. 1: Bomberman Collection |
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Nintendo DS |
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PlayStation |
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PlayStation 2 |
Bomberman Kart • Bomberman Jetters • Bomberman Land 2: Game Shijou Saidai no Theme Park |
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PlayStation Portable |
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Xbox 360 |
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