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Puzzle Bobble - PlayStation 4 - ACA Arcade Archives NEO GEO Playthrough 1CC & Attract [4K60]
12Full one credit clear gameplay, longplay, playthrough, walkthrough, guide and trueplay of the arcade archives version of the NEO GEO MVS release of Puzzle Bobble from Taito. All done in one sitting, no cheats, save states, bots and tools or clever editing. This is the real deal, went for a clearance over a high score run due to the amount of risk involved when stacking bubbles.
This 1994 puzzle spin-off from the 1986 game arcade Bubble Bobble and its many sequels, would spawn a huge franchise of its own as well. Which now out numbers the mainline franchise, which sits at six games with Rainbow Islands and Parasol Stars, being joined by the numbered Bubble Bobble follow ups.
The Puzzle Bobble series reaches over 25+ titles even more so if you include all the different mobile games released in the series. It's easy to see why as the game is hugely addictive and so simple and easy to play making it the perfect game for gamers of all ages.
It's a brilliant game with a great single player mode and hugely popular versus mode. The second game further expanded the content and it arguably better than the first. While some of the later games are a bit up and down, overall. The first outing is an arcade gems and the series overall remains a high quality, this original game is a must pick up for all gamers and remains one of the best puzzle arcade games ever made.
Foe a long time i the west the series went under the awful name of Bust A Move, despite the original name Puzzle Bobble being used in western the arcade for the first game. Bust A Move is an odd name to say the least because it is a term used for dance moves. Fortunately someone at Taito realised the error in the name and binned it during the late 2000s. There are two releases of the original game in arcade the Japan Taito B-System was released first, followed by the world wide NEOGEO version a few months later. There are a few very minor changes due to the different hardware.
Chapter and content times for this video,
0:00 - Game Details, Attract & Title Select
2:08 - Round 1 - 5
5:34 - Round 6 - 10
13:53 - Round 11 - 15
20:44 - Round 16 - 20
31:02 - Round 21 - 25
38:47 - Round 26 - 30
49:12 - Ending & Credits
50:51 - Outro
Also known as: パズルボブル (Japan) Bust-A-Move / Bust A Move (Alternative English name)
Year: 2019 / Arcade 1994 (Sorry typo error on opening card incorrectly said 1992)
Developers: Taito (Emulator by Hamster)
Publisher: Hamster (Original game Taito)
Genre: Puzzle
Players: 1-2
Version Shown: PAL Digital
Format: Format: Sony PlayStation 4 (PS4) / プレイステーション4
(Original game, Arcade / アーケードゲーム NEO GEO MVSネオジオ NEOGEO / NEO・GEO)
The original arcade Puzzle Bobble is available on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X. Early ports were released on the NEO GEO AES, NEO GEO CD, Super Nintendo, Windows PC, 3D0, SEGA Game Gear, Bandai WonderSwan some of these versions included additional content not in the arcade release.
Outros included in this video, template from Panzoid by Magnus DZN, edited by Riven, outro music is Kawaii! by bad snacks.
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Footage is captured directly from a PlayStation 4 using HDMI via an Elgato Game Capture HD60 Pro. Upscaled to UHD 4K to improve the video bit rate, watch in HD or UHD for best video playback on YouTube.
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