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M2 has also created entirely new titles such as WiiWare games for Konami under the ReBirth moniker and more recently a new GG Aleste game.

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It is only the second Bomberman arcade to be released, with 1997s Neo Bomberman being the first arcade released in the series.

To comfortably accommodate 8 players at once, battle maps appear to be quite large.

The game has an unorthodox control scheme with an unusual joystick, a large touch screen, and a gigantic red button that dramatically pops out of the machine via a motorized mechanism in the late stages of a match.

The cabinet also includes a third screen above the main screen used by the player, which allows spectators to have a better look at the action from different angles.

Like these games, Bombergirl uses a strictly team-based setup, and the different playable characters are described as fitting into predefined team roles like Bomber, Blocker, Attacker, and Shooter, with special skills and abilities of their own.

It seems that functioning soft blocks can be placed by players using the Blocker class, which could be used to strategically control space and wall off opponents.

Also, the Attacker and Shooter classes might not use bombs as their primary form of offense.

Each fits into a predefined class that fulfills a different role in the team, similar to as in MOBAs and hero shooters.

Characters can be gradually leveled up to improve their abilities, and different skills can be assigned to them, by saving player data to a Konami e-Amusement Pass card.

White Bomber seems to only appear as a cameo, in the form of a plush doll carried by the character Shiro.

Shiros clothing and accessories are also based off White Bomber.

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