Louies gain a speed boost, and Tirras become invincible. The second kind of power-up, are Egg cards, which bring temporary enhancements to the kind of animal you’re riding on. Only the rocket bomb and clock power-up are really useful, otherwise, I wouldn’t really count on them. Getting these bad items is annoying in typical Mario Kart fashion. Items like lead shoes which slow you down for a while reverse steering, which swaps the left and right buttons and if you’re really unlucky, a poop item, which brings your animal to a halt to go number 2 on the track. But watch out there are also bad power-ups, which affect you in a bad way. This can be a rocket bomb, which homes in on riders ahead of you a power bomb, a bomb with a big blast radius or even a handy clock power-up which stops time temporarily for all riders but you. There’s question mark cards, which contains a random item to use against opponents or yourself. There are two kinds of power-ups, in the shapes of cards. You race against a handful of opponents, on different tracks each with a different theme, picking up items and power-ups to beat your opponents. But once you do, this is a lot of fun, and different than what you’re used to from any other Mario Kart-style racer. The animals move through each turn as if they’re sliding through each corner, and this combined with the camera which sorta floats behind you can make controlling your animal difficult to master. I’ve noticed around the internet that this game gets flak for its steering controls, and honestly I can see why. Seriously, I dare you to find any glitch, bug, or any smallest graphical hiccup in Bomberman Fantasy Race. Firstly, there are no bugs, pop-in present. After you decide on items, you can start racing! It’s next to useless, as you’ll be picking up plenty of items anyway. Hurray, more money spending! Actually, don’t bother with this feature. Before you start any race, you’ll be asked to buy up to two items to start the race with.
You buy it from the money you earn by winning races, so it seems like a cheap way to elongate the game, making it seem like the game is longer than it actually is. It’s an interesting idea, but I’m not a fan. You unlock new races by buying tickets to the tracks. The better animals are very expensive though, so you’ll have to replay a lot of races in order to be able to purchase them. Within each kind of animal, there are 6 animals to choose from. And Tirras, dinosaurs who are faster, but don’t turn as well as Louies. There are two kinds of animals to race on: Louies, rabbits who are better at turning, but not as quick. Yes, you heard me well: in Bomberman Fantasy Race, you ride animals. There’s the Single Player option a 2-Player option a Time Attack option an Options menu a Bank, where you’ll be exchanging prize coins and will be watching your money pile grow and grow and the Stable, where you’ll be purchasing and selecting your animals to ride on.
This screen serves as the hub for everything you need. After the cutscene, you’re taken to a screen of a town.
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This intro cutscene alone looks so good, it could belong to a TV show. After you decided on your character, the game will follow up with a cool, very slick anime intro cutscene showing the Bombermen facing off on the racetracks. There’s no reason to favour any of the riders above the others, they’re all the same. You have regular Bomberman, a girl character, a crazed-out old guy, a guy with a motorcycle helmet, some sorta robot… alien… thing, and lastly the black Bomberman, whom everyone knows is the coolest. When you create a new file, you’re being presented by a menu where you get to pick from 6 different characters. Oh my gosh, they specialize in developing computer circuit boards. What the heck kinda name is that? I shall get to the bottom of this! Then, there was video game published Hudson Soft who decided to take their franchise, Bomberman, to the race tracks as well with Bomberman Fantasy Race, developed by Graphic Research Inc. There’s Mario, Crash Bandicoot, Mickey Mouse… Heck, there was even a racing game about James Bond. And there had been tons of franchises at that point who’d made their attempts at broadening their horizons by making their very own racing games. Bomberman Fantasy Race Review by: OrdannonsX - 6/10 No, bombing the competition is not an act of terrorism, or animal abuseīack in the 90s, racing games were all the rage.
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