Review on Nintendo Switch Super Bomberman R - Digital Code by Kurt Ferguson

This game is deeply flawed. While the gameplay is mediocre, many aspects of this game have been overlooked. First, there's no story mode (and the story itself is unbearably bad, but I guess we don't play games for story's sake). But the mechanic for unlocking items in this game is painfully disappointing: it costs half a million "gems" to fully unlock each accessory, which is crazy considering you get a whopping 150 gems per game and sometimes not. give you Gems when you win a game too quickly, it ends in a draw, or there are more rounds to play. And if you want to beat the game on "Expert" mode, be prepared to lose a bunch of gems and get no payout if you beat it. After all, you can't even change who you're playing against in this game: if you have a computer opponent, it's ALWAYS white unless you choose it. played. Too many "little things" were overlooked in the game's development, and it shows. It was the first game I got for the Switch and it got me the most excited, but it's a far cry from Bomberman 64, which is 20 years older but 20 times better.