Big tiles and boards that feel smaller just don't do it for me. Oh, the tile sets are big enough but not overly big so your screen doesn't feel tight and closed in like some other battle modes that people love, but I don't much care for.
It's not overly shiny and gaudy, and gets the job done, you know? Flashy is sometimes blah. There are several modes of battlemode, of which I have not tried at all, save for the normal mode. There are blue toned power down icons like in other titles. Mind you, I like the washed out basic look. Nice range of powerups, normal options to be turned on or left off, and a look sort of toned down washed out like look the GameCube ones have (I use component for my PS2 so you can see a visual detail difference between its battlemode and that of Bomberman Hardball which is really polished and render heavy). It is pretty similar to the Gamecube versions. I at first misread that, so will keep what I originally typed here as well. Baseball is really entertaining to play with someone else, and it was actually the first thing my wife and I played after I forced BattleMode on her.Įdit Do you mean battlemode racing or battlemode tossing bombs at each other? This has both and I am guessing you mean the bomb tossing. Now that I know what they play like, dropping $50 on them or whatever is not so lame.īomberman Hardball is better than I hoped it would be. I am trying out games I could not play before, which is making me want to buy them even more than before. To do this I ripped ISOs from my own games, and patched them to convert to NTSC and fix the Y position so less of the screen was cut off on the bottom.
The most important thing was getting my original discs of the PAL games to play.
Thanks to the magic of the Swap Magic discs, emulators for the PS2, and some burning, I have an amazing Bomberman machine ready to play and take wherever I need. The only downside was I somehow jammed my reset button but I never use reset anyways.
The noise/vibration of the disc spinning without the normal parts keeping it in check was a bit much before I figured out that the fliptop's door was not weighed down enough, and putting something light on it such as a box of tissue works great. Last week it arrived, I installed the top, and have been busy over the weekend getting everything ship shape. I researched the various methods of playing the games on my fat body PS2, and finally decided on a flip top. I had bought the two PAL PS2 bomberman games available and had been unable to do more than look at the manuals, and play them at 1/2 the speed in the emulator. I am so stoked, you guys, you don't even realize.
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