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Version comparisons

Title screen

PC Engine

Amiga

Atari ST

IBM PC

X68000

Various home computer ports of the game were renamed to Dyna Blaster, and all of them base their menu options and copyright text style on the PC Engine version's title screen, with the GT Com Cable Battle option removed for obvious reasons.

The IBM PC version's title screen has no clouds and adds a setup option to the menu that allows the user to configure controls for players 1 and 2 as well as use a VGA test which scrolls the screen back and forth so they can configure their display monitor.

1P mode

PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16

Amiga

Atari ST

IBM PC

X68000

PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16

Amiga

Atari ST

IBM PC

X68000

The HUD is not displayed on title cards in the Amiga and IBM PC versions.

PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16

Amiga

Atari ST

IBM PC

X68000

Because of the forced 320x200 resolution, the Atari ST version displays its HUD on the right side of the screen.

Battle mode

PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16

Amiga

Atari ST

IBM PC

X68000

The IBM PC and X68000 versions only support 4 players. A fifth player is still shown on the HUD during gameplay in the IBM PC version, however.

Localisation comparisons

PC Engine

TurboGrafx-16

A ™ symbol was added to the title (shifting the "MAN" part to the left slightly to accommodate it), various menu options were renamed to become more clear with the supported number of players, and the copyright information was updated to mention NEC as a publisher.

PC Engine

TurboGrafx-16

The TurboGrafx-16 appropriately localises the Senyou Multi Tap displayed when setting up Battle mode into the TurboTap.

PC Engine

TurboGrafx-16

The error screen displayed if the player tries to start Battle mode without a Multi Tap connected also has the PC Engine redrawn into a TurboGrafx-16.

References

Bomberman

Prereleases: Bomberman Users Battle (1990)

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 ===Title screen===
 {{Comparison
-| image1=Bomberman title.png
+| image1=Bomberman PCE JP Title.png
-| image2=Notavailable.svg
+| image2=DynaBlaster Amiga Title.png
+| image3=Notavailable.svg
+| image4=DynaBlaster IBMPC Title.png
+| image5=Notavailable.svg
+| game1=PC Engine
+| game2=Amiga
+| game3=Atari ST
+| game4=IBM PC
+| game5=X68000
+| desc=Various home computer ports of the game were renamed to '''''Dyna Blaster''''', and all of them base their menu options and copyright text style on the PC Engine version's title screen, with the [[GT Com Cable]] Battle option removed for obvious reasons.
+The IBM PC version's title screen has no clouds and adds a setup option to the menu that allows the user to configure controls for players 1 and 2 as well as use a VGA test which scrolls the screen back and forth so they can configure their display monitor.
+}}
+===1P mode===
+{{Comparison
+| image1=Bomberman TG16 RoundIntro.png
+| image2=DynaBlaster Amiga RoundIntro.png
 | image3=Notavailable.svg
-| image4=Notavailable.svg
+| image4=DynaBlaster IBMPC RoundIntro.png
 | image5=Notavailable.svg
-| game1=TurboGrafx-16
+| game1=PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16
 | game2=Amiga
 | game3=Atari ST
 | game4=IBM PC
 | game5=X68000
-| desc=Various home computer ports of the game were renamed to '''''Dyna Blaster'''''.
+| desc=
+}}
+{{Comparison
+| image1=Bomberman TG16 StageStart.png
+| image2=DynaBlaster Amiga StageStart.png
+| image3=Notavailable.svg
+| image4=DynaBlaster IBMPC StageStart.png
+| image5=Notavailable.svg
+| game1=PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16
+| game2=Amiga
+| game3=Atari ST
+| game4=IBM PC
+| game5=X68000
+| desc=The HUD is not displayed on title cards in the Amiga and IBM PC versions.
+}}
+{{Comparison
+| image1=Bomberman TG16 Round1.png
+| image2=DynaBlaster Amiga Round1.png
+| image3=Notavailable.svg
+| image4=DynaBlaster IBMPC Round1.png
+| image5=Notavailable.svg
+| game1=PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16
+| game2=Amiga
+| game3=Atari ST
+| game4=IBM PC
+| game5=X68000
+| desc=Because of the forced 320x200 resolution, the Atari ST version displays its HUD on the right side of the screen.
+}}
+===Battle mode===
+{{Comparison
+| image1=Bomberman TG16 Battle Setup2.png
+| image2=DynaBlaster Amiga Battle Setup2.png
+| image3=Notavailable.svg
+| image4=DynaBlaster IBMPC Battle Setup2.png
+| image5=Notavailable.svg
+| game1=PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16
+| game2=Amiga
+| game3=Atari ST
+| game4=IBM PC
+| game5=X68000
+| desc=The IBM PC and X68000 versions only support 4 players. A fifth player is still shown on the HUD during gameplay in the IBM PC version, however.
 }}
@@ Line 24: / Line 80: @@
 | game2=TurboGrafx-16
 | desc=A ™ symbol was added to the title (shifting the "MAN" part to the left slightly to accommodate it), various menu options were renamed to become more clear with the supported number of players, and the copyright information was updated to mention [[NEC]] as a publisher.
+}}
+{{Comparison
+| image1=Bomberman PCE JP MultiTap.png
+| image2=Bomberman TG16 US MultiTap.png
+| game1=PC Engine
+| game2=TurboGrafx-16
+| desc=The TurboGrafx-16 appropriately localises the [[PC Engine Senyou Multi Tap|Senyou Multi Tap]] displayed when setting up Battle mode into the [[TurboTap]].
+}}
+{{Comparison
+| image1=Bomberman PCE JP TapNotConnected.png
+| image2=Bomberman TG16 US TapNotConnected.png
+| game1=PC Engine
+| game2=TurboGrafx-16
+| desc=The error screen displayed if the player tries to start Battle mode without a Multi Tap connected also has the PC Engine redrawn into a TurboGrafx-16.
 }}