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|  | | Title: | Bubble Bobble Revolution |
| Release: | UK 26-05-2006 | | NORDIC 26-05-2006 | | US 26-05-2006 |
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 | | The trademark New Age mode constitutes the bulk of the game. It takes the form of a single
player adventure, allowing players to pick previously played levels from a map of the island
where the story takes place. On a quest to rescue some missing friends, the eponymous
Bub or Bob return to play through levels displayed across the two screens of the Nintendo DS.
These levels also scroll horizontally to provide a wide, panoramic play area.
Game Features
- New features also abound in the levels: There are new environmental dangers, a new way
to enforce the time limit, microphone-activated fans to alter the flow of bubbles and, most
interestingly, a brand new power bubble. Along with series stalwarts like the torrent-inducing
Water Bubble and its companions, the Fire and Lightning Bubbles, comes the Ghost Bubble; an
entirely new power-up that opens up a plethora of new gameplay techniques and possibilities.
- Bub and Bob also have new bubbles of their own to blow, again opening up a wide range of
new tactical opportunities to exploit. Bubble Bobble Revolution also gives players a limited
health bar rather than maintaining the stern one-hit kills of the original.
- Bubble Bobble Revolution will also feature a brand new four-player competitive multiplayer
mode. Here, combatants fight to rid levels of monsters with the victor being the player who
captures the most. The fact that players can harm each other with their bubbles adds an
entirely new aspect and mood to the Bubble Bobble lineage.
- Those wishing for a more co-operative approach will benefit from the Classic Mode's
two-player recreation of the arcade original, which also contains a single player version for
those bravely wishing to be the sole conqueror of the first game in the much-celebrated series.
- By including so many new features, Bubble Bobble Revolution builds on its stellar legacy
to push the franchise forward whilst exploiting the many benefits that arise from the unique
features of the Nintendo DS hardware and is set to take its position as the rightful heir to
Bubble Bobble's permanent entry in videogaming's hall of fame.
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