Bust-A-Move for SNES

snesmastersnesmaster
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I'm currently working on mapping out all the levels for this game, however the password that GameFaqs has for Round 85 is invalid.  The one they have is D9K$K4 and that does not work.



If anyone has a working passworld for Round 85 please let me know.

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  • snesmastersnesmaster
    Here is the password for Round 84, if anyone want to just enter that and beat the level to get the password for 85.



    Round 84: RG6B5L



    ---  Update ---



    I just finished capturing all the other levels.  I managed to beat level 84 to get to level 85.  I submitted the correct password to GameFAQs.



    Does anyone know if this is the first game of this type, or if there were others before this.  I know now there have been many spin offs like Bubble Witch Saga on Facebook.
  • ulasamosaulasamosa
    this was the one that started it all :-P
  • doner24doner24
    Damn, finally fired this game up tonight and beat that level my first try, only to come here and see that you already finished it. This is one of the very few games I am actually good at, thanks to my Neo Geo cab.
  • SNESfinder-SNESfinder-
    ive always loved this game, when i used to collect sports cards they had a Neo-Geo arcade at the shop, and i had to play it every time i went. soon after i bought it for the PS2, i just recently picked up a MInty SNES CIB , couldnt be happier, theres just nothing else quite like this game
  • EvilEyeballEvilEyeball
    i hate one thing about bust a move

    when uneducated morons call it bubble bobble
  • BouncekDeLemosBouncekDeLemos

    Originally posted by: EvilEyeball



    i hate one thing about bust a move

    when uneducated morons call it bubble bobble

    I hate it too. Maybe they're confused which I can't blame them too much for, Bust a Move is the SFC's Puzzle Bobble, which is based off characters from Bubble Bobble.



    I guess part of the blame can be from the Bust a Groove game as well. Puzzle Bobble in Japan became Bust a Move over here, but when Japan's dance game called Bust a Move was released, we couldn't call the dance game Bust a Move since we've already used that name for Puzzle Bobble so we changed it to Bust a Groove.



    It's all just a big confusing cluster of localization mess.
  • snesmastersnesmaster
    Thanks doner24 for beating the level to get the password, sorry I beat you to it. I'm now working on organizing all 100 levels to make a kewl poster for all the levels in the game.



    That is kewl about the different names for this game, I never knew it was based on characters from Bubble Bobble. I probably shouldn't admit to this, but I have heard of Bubble Bobble lots of times, but I have never played it before. Now I might just have to check it out.



    That is funny with the Bust a Move dance game, I always thought that was a weird name for a puzzle game and thought it sounded more like a dance game then anything else.
  • BouncekDeLemosBouncekDeLemos
    ^ Bubble Bobble is such a awesome game, when you get a chance, play it!



    Bust a Groove for PS1 is great too even though it is totally unrelated to BB or PB other than the name, it has real great music/sound tracks. Some people prefer the Japanese Bust a Move dance game since it's has stuff that was cut out the north American release, but either one is definitely worth getting.
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