It starts out a little bit slow, but as Bomberman collects more and more powerups, the action keeps getting faster (eventually much faster than a person could control in real-time). I think this movie is interesting because it demonstrates a variety of feats that would clearly require superhuman reflexes and/or precision to perform, and the game provides so many opportunities for multitasking in non-obvious ways. Sure, the multiplayer battle mode is the most fun to actually play if you have anyone to play it with, and it's certainly the mode I've spent the most time playing, but the single player mode is not bad either and is fun enough to watch. I chose Super Bomberman 2 as the best game in the series for time attack purposes, mainly because its single-player levels are hand-crafted and diverse (and not too numerous) as opposed to the boring randomly-generated square rooms of most other Bomberman games. (This is an improvement of 2 minutes and 26 seconds over my previous/first version, due to more precise playing, better paths, some manipulation of luck, and better use of time-saving tricks, notably more wraparound abuse and a new one involving jumping with pushable blocks.)īomberman was one of my favorite games as a kid, so when I noticed the lack of any Bomberman time attacks, I decided to make a time attack of it myself to show that they can in fact be entertaining.

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