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Super Bomberman Collection
Party battle game "Super Bomberman" is now available as a collection featuring a total of 7 titles with 12 versions across JP, EUR and USA, including the long-awaited localised versions of the unreleased Super Bomberman 4 and 5! Including Boss Rush mode to time attack against all the bosses in each title, support functions, libraries and more!
Details
- Released
- February 4, 2026
- Developer
- Red Art Games
- Genres
- Puzzle
- Publisher
- Konami
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Super Bomberman Collection Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Super Bomberman Collection showcases some of the best Bomberman gameplay the franchise has ever seen. If you have friends or family for local co-op or competitive play, there are a lot of options, stages, and features to explore. While I will continue to bang the drum for thoughtful compilation releases, of which this is definitely one, more online connectivity would have been a great addition to the package. Perhaps best enjoyed in short bursts, Super Bomberman Collection is the best Bomberman release since the Bomberman 64: The Second Attack!
A wonderful collection of explosive delight.
An excellent way to experience five (plus two) classic Bomberman titles, with all the mdoern emulation tricks and even new features to boot!
Konami's new collection enhances and preserves the historic Bomberman saga, enriching it with modern features.
Super Bomberman Collection compiles an era that portrays the historical evolution of Bomberman and ultimately defined a gameplay style that would leave its mark: the battle royale. Although the graphical quality varies across the campaigns of the Super Bomberman iterations, we see how the multiplayer took shape until the final installment, incorporating each and every element introduced. We would have loved to see a general cross-platform lobby for the online experience with other users, but sadly, this isn't possible.
A beautiful package, with quality extra content and seven games that tell a rich and fun story.
I used to go to MAGfest every year, a 24-hour music and gaming convention on the east coast that’s a bit too big and pricey now, but that’s not why I bring it up. I had a tradition; every year the first thing I’d do in the console space was track down a specific Super Nintendo. Maybe it wasn’t the literal same box, but the setup was always present: a Super Multitap and a copy of Super Bomberman 2. My friends and I would play the hell out of some Super Bomberman, and it almost wouldn’t matter whatever else I did that weekend, as long as I got my Bomberman time. Multiplayer gaming doesn’t get be...