Review: Bubble Bobble Revolution
by John Walker on Jan.12, 2006, under The Rest
My name is John Walker and I am 11 years old. This is my review of Bubble Bobble for the Atari ST.
On Tuesdays my friend Alastair Caple and his sister Sarah come to our house for tea after school because his mum works late and so there is no one to look after him anywhere else. We used to play Ghostbusters in the garden but now we are too grown up for Ghostbusters so instead we play on my dad’s computer in the kitchen. Games we like include Outrun and Buggy Boy but best of all Bubble Bobble.
January 13th, 2006 on 01:34
Usually I don’t really read your reviews because, as you know, I don’t get them. But Bubble Bobble I know. Oh do I know it. It was 1 of the 6 total Nintendo games that I actually owned (Mario 1, Mario 3, Skate or Die, Excitebike, Tetris and BB…I was pretty sad). I also feared the Hurry Up Monster. I enjoyed this review for not only the fact that you reminded me of all the wonderful things in the game, but also your literary switching of style from age 11 to now. Well done, Mr. JW.
January 13th, 2006 on 02:57
Thank you : )
January 13th, 2006 on 13:01
The Bubble Bobble theme is the only thing I know how to play on the piano.
Unfortunately, it usually wins.
However, in a very real sense*, we all lose.
* for anyone within earshot