Bomberman Act: Zero


Act: Zero loses all the charm of the Bomberman series by recasting our lovable little bomber as a gloomy human test subject.

Available on: Xbox 360
Genre: Action
Release date: August 29, 2006
Published by: Konami 
Developed by: Hudson Soft Hudson Entertainment 
Franchise: Bomberman
Multiplayer Modes:
Online
8 player VS
4 Flawed
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ESRB Rating
Bomberman Act: Zero is rated:
Teen
Fantasy Violence, Suggestive Themes