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MegaPlay US 11.pdf|page=27|Preview ''[[Mega Play (magazine)|Mega Play]]'' #11 (1992-08) | MegaPlay US 11.pdf|page=27|Preview ''[[Mega Play (magazine)|Mega Play]]'' #11 (1992-08) | ||
SegaVisions US 09.pdf|page=15|Preview in ''[[Sega Visions]]'' #9 (1992-08) | SegaVisions US 09.pdf|page=15|Preview in ''[[Sega Visions]]'' #9 (1992-08) | ||
GamePro US 039.pdf|page=26|Preview in ''GamePro'' #39 (1992-10) | GamePro US 039.pdf|page=26|Preview in ''GamePro'' #39 (1992-10) | ||
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| B-Bomb |
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| System(s): Sega Mega Drive |
| Publisher: Sega |
| Developer: Sega of America |
| Planned release date(s): Early 1993 |
| Number of players: 1 |
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B-Bomb is an unreleased Sega Mega Drive game developed by Sega of America. It showed up at Summer CES 1992 but was cancelled for unknown reasons.
Tom Payne is known to have worked on this project as an artist, with some of his artwork being recycled from the scrapped Sonic the Hedgehog 2 level, "Genocide City Zone" (also known as "Cyber City Zone"). Assets were later recycled again and used in "The Machine" level of Sonic the Hedgehog Spinball.
Magazine articles
Preview Mega Play #11 (1992-08)
Preview in Sega Visions #9 (1992-08)
Preview in GamePro #39 (1992-10)