This game is apparently the sequel to the G-Net arcade game rather than a port of it, despite the fact that it bears the same title. BAM '99 also appears on the Nintendo 64 with 4 player support added.Ģ000 A new game called "Super Puzzle Bobble" is released on the PS2. Bust-A-Move 3dx comes out for the US PSX under the name Bust-A-Move '99 from Acclaim. The Nintendo 64 gets a cartridge version of Bust-A-Move 2.ġ999 Puzzle Bobble 2 rereleased on the Neo-Geo. Bust-A-Move 4 appears on the PSX in the US, distributed by TOMMO. TOMMO brings out US versions of Bust-A-Move 3 for the Saturn and PSX.ġ998 Super Puzzle Bobble released on Taito G-Net. ACA NeoGeo: Puzzle Bobble 2 is also known as ACA NeoGeo: Bust-A-Move Again and is also available for PS4 and Xbox One Share Tweet Reddit Save Post Competitive puzzle games rarely get more enjoyable than Puzzle Bobble so heres an improved sequel to a super-fun puzzler. (NOTE: this could explain that 1996 date)ġ997 Puzzle Bobble 4 released on Taito F3. Bust-A-Move 2 appears in the USA, distributed by Acclaim for Sega Saturn and PSX. Later, Taito America is closed (a sad day), which explains why their 32-bit games have come from other publishers in the USA market.ġ996 Puzzle Bobble 3 and 3dx are released on Taito F3. The Super NES conversion of Bust-A-Move is released by Taito America. )ġ995 Puzzle Bobble 2 and 2x are released on Taito F3. (D'oh! I forgot to mention the B-system version here as well. Here's the info from my Super Puzzle Bobble FAQ on the chronology (including home and arcade versions both):ġ994 Puzzle Bobble/Bust-A-Move appears on the Neo-Geo. I looked back at the 30's link- and found out a bit about foosball.
Their dates on the BAM series are a bit off.
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