Arcade
Bang Bang Ball
Bang Bang Ball is a puzzle game based on Metro's Mouse Shooter GoGo. Player 1 controls a mouse on a skateboard and player 2 a mouse on roller skates trying to rescue their girlfriend who has been kidnapped by a bunch of cats. The gameplay remains largely the same - throw colored balls at matching balls of the same color to clear the stage. Unlike the first game though there's no button to lock direction, instead there's a 2 player co-op mode (Mouse Shooter GoGo only had a 2 player versus mode). Also, collision with the balls diminishes player's health, in the original game you needed to restart the stage if you were hit once, this game has a life bar (2-5 hits depending on the DIP switch settings). The Korean version called Battle Bubble retains the same gameplay, but has different backgrounds
- Date de sortie
- December 31, 1995
- Développeur
- Metro Corporation
- Éditeur
- Banpresto / Kunihiko Tashiro+Goodhouse
- Joueurs
- 1-2
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Bang Bang Ball
Bang Bang Ball is a puzzle game based on Metro's Mouse Shooter GoGo. Player 1 controls a mouse on a skateboard and player 2 a mouse on roller skates trying to rescue their girlfriend who has been kidnapped by a bunch of cats. The gameplay remains largely the same - throw colored balls at matching balls of the same color to clear the stage. Unlike the first game though there's no button to lock direction, instead there's a 2 player co-op mode (Mouse Shooter GoGo only had a 2 player versus mode). Also, collision with the balls diminishes player's health, in the original game you needed to restart the stage if you were hit once, this game has a life bar (2-5 hits depending on the DIP switch settings).
The Korean version called Battle Bubble retains the same gameplay, but has different backgrounds
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- Developer
- Metro Corporation
- Publisher
- Banpresto / Kunihiko Tashiro+Goodhouse
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