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"Bomberman" is a classic video game released for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) that has captivated players with its strategic and explosive action. Developed by Hudson Soft, the game introduces players to the character of Bomberman, a robot with the goal of finding freedom by escaping a maze-like facility. The gameplay involves navigating through various levels made up of destructible and non-destructible blocks while placing bombs strategically to destroy obstacles and defeat enemies. As players progress, they can collect power-ups which enhance Bomberman’s bomb-laying abilities, such as increasing the number of bombs he can lay at one time, the range of the explosions, and his movement speed.

The game was initially released in Japan in 1983 under the name "Bakudan Otoko" before making its way to the NES in North America. Its simple yet addictive gameplay formula has led to many sequels and adaptations across various gaming platforms, contributing to its status as one of the most recognizable video game franchises. Notably, "Bomberman" also includes a multiplayer mode, which is highly praised for its competitive and engaging nature, allowing up to four players to battle it out in an arena until the last man standing is declared the winner. This multiplayer aspect became one of its most defining features, making "Bomberman" a popular choice for party and tournament play, and solidifying its legacy in the realm of multiplayer gaming.

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