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Title Screen


Bomberman II

Also known as: Dynablaster (EU)
Developer:
Hudson Soft
Publishers: Hudson Soft (JP/US/EU),
Mattel (AU)
Platform:
NES
Released in JP: June 28, 1991
Released in US: February 1993
Released in EU: 1991




CopyrightIcon.png This game has hidden developer credits.
DevTextIcon.png This game has hidden development-related text.
GraphicsIcon.png This game has unused graphics.
DebugIcon.png This game has debugging material.
SoundtestIcon.png This game has a hidden sound test.
RegionIcon.png This game has regional differences.





The popular multiplayer mode makes it to the NES. And the people rejoiced.



Contents




  • 1 Unused Graphic


  • 2 Developer Credit


  • 3 Build Date


  • 4 Secret Passwords


  • 5 Regional Differences


    • 5.1 Title Screen


    • 5.2 Cutscenes


    • 5.3 Passwords


    • 5.4 Sound Test






Unused Graphic


Bomerman II Dovia.png


This enemy is named Kondoria and it's seen in the TurboGrafx-16 Bomberman game as a battle mode obstacle, but it's not seen in this game.




(Source: Ragey)

Developer Credit


To check whether the game was hard or soft reset, the game uses the string
KOSAKA!!
.



(Source: Cah4e3)



Build Date


A string with the game's name appears at the end of each version's ROM. The North American and European versions also have build dates.













Japan
North America
Europe

BOMBER MAN 2    


BOMBERMAN2 92817


DYNABLASTER 826 


Secret Passwords


These passwords toggle various features in the game.











































JP
INT
Feature

PONEJACK

KJH5C13D

Bonus Stage
Entering this password leads to the first area's bonus stage. After that, the player is thrown back to the title screen.

PBOMBACE

K2JG2135

Shorter Bomb Timer
Bombs sit shorter before detonating (1 second).

PBOMBOLD

K2JG2JF4

Longer Bomb Timer
Bombs sit longer before detonating (3 second).

PBOMBMAN

K2JG2G1H

Reset Bomb Timer
Resets the bomb timer to its default 2 second delay.

PACHINKO

K138BHDJ

Remote Bombs
Remote bombs are always enabled in 1P mode.

PANICMAN

K1HB3G1H

Semi-Remote bombs
Enabled remote bombs, but bombs will detonate by themselves if left around for too long.

PCDEFGAB

K3456712

Sound Test
It's a sound test. Duh.

Regional Differences


Title Screen













Japan
North America
Europe

Push it!!

Bomber II Man

Who?

The trademark info was updated in the North American game, and a trademark symbol was added. The European version changes the title entirely (the first NES Bomberman never came out in Europe).


Cutscenes











Japan
International

Deadly weapon against Dracula

Crossed out

The cross on the church was removed.


Passwords











Japan
International

Not many curses you could spell here, anyway

85FFJ

As evidenced above, the password format is different between the Japanese and International revisions. The international release omits all vowels, an odd bit of censorship(?) that can be seen in other games. Though the symbols changed, the actual password values are identical. A=1, H=8, I=B, etc.


Sound Test













Japan
North America
Europe

Bo Mber M a n2

Bomberman2SoundRoomMusicEffecTPCM

Again, who?

Spaces were removed between Bomber and Man, and Man and 2. The European game remembers to update the game title.























































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