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And yes, for R Pyramid Head has been given a semi-chibi overhaul, albeit hardly a cheery, kawaii one-but does a character like this belong in a game with a PEGI 7 rating? (Which is a surprise to me, TBH, but I guess there are bombs in it. There was this scene, see, with these four-legged mannequin things, and they're all flailing around, and…" And if you were to run into it, it'd gut you, or worse. "Well, y'see son, it's sort of the physical manifestation of a someone who might be a very bad man's psyche. But while Pyramid Head has flown the horror coop once before, for the DS-only New International Track and Field (bit weird, that other Konami characters appearing included Solid Snake and Frogger), this Super Bomberman R addition has me feeling… icky. I'm all for franchise crossovers-without them, we'd have no Smash Brothers, Mario Kart would be a much lonelier place, and those Nintendo-produced Olympic Games titles would have to make do with a gaggle of generic human avatars. Each has a special ability-Pyramid Head's is to instantly knock out opponents on touching them, because, well, that's what he'd do in Silent Hill.
The ever-stalking evil is joined by two other redrawn-to-fit avatars from Konami's catalogue-Simon Belmont from Castlevania and Vic Viper (which is/was a space ship, but whatever) from Gradius. It's totally child-friendly arcade fun, and a great local multiplayer game for Switch early adopters.Įxcept now, alongside some gameplay tweaks to the Team Battle mode and four new maps, Pyramid Head is in Bomberman R. And I don't have to explain the cartoon silliness of it-that's a Bomberman, and so's that, and that too, and they blow each other off the board. He and his younger brother, playing with Jo圜ons detached, love the thing.
It's my six-year-old's second-favorite Switch game right now, after Breath of the Wild of course. Super Bomberman R, on the other hand, most definitely isn't. All are firmly horror-themed, adults-only experiences. The character lost its fear factor to come degree with later appearances-following 2001's foggy survival horror sequel, it cameos in Silent Hill: Homecoming and shows up as an eminently beatable boss in Silent Hill: The Arcade.
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