super bomberman panic bomber world game

Super Bomberman Panic Bomber World

5 / 5 (121 votes)

Game Information

Super Bomberman: Panic Bomber World is a 1995 Japanese-exclusive Super Famicom falling-block puzzle game developed by Raizing and published by Hudson Soft. Powered by the SA-1 coprocessor at 10.74 MHz — nearly three times the base SNES CPU speed — it delivers zero-slowdown 4-player splitscreen rendering that standard hardware couldn’t manage. White Bomber drops colour-coded triplets, matching three in a line fills a fuse meter, and a lit bomb drops into the board to trigger chain reactions that send rubble to opponents.

The Giant Bomb triggers on chain depth, not single-detonation size — a 4-link chain from one lit bomb deploys it, while four separate 1-link blasts do not. The correct strategy is pre-seeding adjacent columns with matching clusters before the lit bomb drops, so it ignites multiple consecutive reactions in a single sequence. Loose cartridge prices sit between $3–9 USD; complete-in-box copies reach $40.

Game Controls
Click screen to activate.
= Move / Drop
Z= A (Rotate)
X= B (Fast Drop)
enter ↵= Start

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