Tetris Blast

Tetris Blast
Also known as: Super Bombliss (JP original), Super Bombliss DX (JP rerelease) Developers: Bullet-Proof Software, TOSE Publishers: Bullet-Proof Software (JP), Nintendo (US/EU) Platforms: Game Boy, Super Game Boy, Game Boy Color Released internationally: November 12, 2024 (Super Bombliss/DX, Tetris Forever) Released in JP: March 17, 1995 (original), December 10, 1999 (DX) Released in US: January 1996 Released in EU: 1996 Released in AU: 1996 This game has hidden development-related text. This game has regional differences.

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Tetris Blast is Bombliss...on the go! It is the first North American release of the series.

Debug Text

Enable one of the below Game Genie codes, then choose Contest to display all that's left of a debug menu when starting a game.

Version	Code
Tetris Blast	086‑CFA‑E66
Super Bombliss	086‑A5A‑E66
Super Bombliss DX	089-64A-E66

(Source: cah4e3)

Regional Differences

Copyright Message

Super Bombliss	Tetris Blast	Super Bombliss DX

Title

Super Bombliss	Tetris Blast	Super Bombliss DX

Music Differences

Tetris Blast

Music	Using Scene	Description
	Title
	Select Level
	Fight	This music is arranged from the SFC Super Tetris 2 + Bombliss.
	TRAINING	This music is arranged from the SFC Super Bombliss.
	CONTEST
	Defeat the boss
	Ending

Super Bombliss/Super Bombliss DX

Music	Using Scene
	Title
	Select Level
	Fight
	TRAINING
	CONTEST
	PUZZLE
	Ending

Puzzle Mode

Super Bombliss DX adds a puzzle mode. The puzzles are mostly the same as in the SFC Super Bombliss, with some puzzles and pieces modified for the smaller field size.

SNES	GBC

To do: There are more changed puzzles.

Fight Mode

The fight mode bosses have different names and portraits.

Japan	International
UROURO(うろうろ)	CUBIT
KAPO(カポ)	SNAPTOR
YURALIN(ゆらりん)	GLOOP
NORO(のろ)	CREEPA
GUU(グウ)	SQUIDLY
GABA(ガバ)	DUG GRUB
EMUDY	SHADOW
Mr.Bombl	B-BOY

To do: Compare the boss graphics.

Credits

The Japanese and US versions have some differences in the staff roll:

• The Japanese version has some extra credits: Akira Shina (Producer) and Toshihiko Kitazawa (Director).
• Graphic designer "Yano Te" is "Yanote". "Humiko" is "Fumiko".
• The audio team was changed; The US version credits Niwaka-Zu, Bunbunmaru, Lah++, and Gocky-7 Alives. The Japanese version credits Dolphin Lover, Gocky-7 Alives, Lah++, and Sir-1008 (Shigemitsu Goto). Also, in the Stage 50 (contest mode) ending, Gocky-7 Alives is credited as Gockey7 Arrived. In addition, the endings are the same in Super Bombliss, whereas Tetris Blast has different ending screens.
• In the Quality Assurance credits, Nofihumi Hara (US version) is Norifumi Hara (Japanese version). Kayo Nisihara's name has also been corrected in the Japanese version to Kayo Nishihara.
• The credit "Tetris Blast Supervisor" is "Bombliss Supervisor" in the Japanese version.
• The last credit in the Japanese version says "Presented by B.P.S." The US version credits Nintendo.