It was a platformer that featured two cute dinosaurs who fought enemies by trapping them in bubbles, which they then popped. It was aimed at cooperative play and had been designed to appeal to women, who were mostly under-served by arcade games. A Stone-Cold Arcade Classicīubble Bobble by Taito was one of the biggest games you could have played in that era. There were fast-paced fighting games and true-3D racers, all running at silky-smooth frame rates that couldn’t be beaten elsewhere. They also had a lot of graphical horsepower, showing off effects and levels of detail that seemed like something straight out of the future. Arcade games had all kinds of weird and specialized control systems, from full-size guns to motorcycle controls. You could do things on cabinet machines that you just couldn’t do on a home console.

The 1990s was a golden age for arcade games. If you love action puzzle games that you can pick up anytime for a quick, but fiendishly addictive session, then you should definitely check out bubble shooters.

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