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}}'''''Bomberman Hardball''''' is a party game with a traditional ''Bomberman'' battle mode plus several sports-related modes of play, including baseball. The game was released for PlayStation 2 in Japan (in Japanese) and in Europe (in English) only.
 
The baseball mode allows play either in exhibition matches or in a 30-game pennant race mode. The game's "Life" mode allows watching CPU vs. CPU matches on the TV object in your room. Playing games earns a currency that can be used to unlock new customization options for your own custom Bomberman character.
 
== Gameplay Video ==
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Latest revision as of 09:02, 27 March 2025

Bomberman Hardball
JP Title ボンバーマンバトルズ (Bomberman Battles)
Release Date Japan: October 7 2004
EU: July 1 2005
Platforms PlayStation 2
Developer Hudson
Publisher JP: Hudson
EU: Ubisoft
Team Names Fictional
Player Names Fictional

Bomberman Hardball is a party game with a traditional Bomberman battle mode plus several sports-related modes of play, including baseball. The game was released for PlayStation 2 in Japan (in Japanese) and in Europe (in English) only.

The baseball mode allows play either in exhibition matches or in a 30-game pennant race mode. The game's "Life" mode allows watching CPU vs. CPU matches on the TV object in your room. Playing games earns a currency that can be used to unlock new customization options for your own custom Bomberman character.

Gameplay Video