Bubble Bobble is an arcade game developed by Taito and released in 1986. It was subsequently ported to a variety of systems including the Sega Master System and Sega Game Gear. In Japan, the Master System version of the game is called Final Bubble Bobble (ファイナルバブルボブル), while in Brazil this version is called Dragon Maze.
Bubble Bobble follows two humans who have been transformed into dragons named Bub and Bob. The must progress through various mazes capturing enemies within bubbles and then popping said bubbles. A sequel to this game was later released as Rainbow Islands: The Story of Bubble Bobble 2.
Physical Scans
Master System Version
Master System, EU
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![BubbleBobble SMS EU Box.jpg](/images/thumb/1/14/BubbleBobble_SMS_EU_Box.jpg/190px-BubbleBobble_SMS_EU_Box.jpg) Cover
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![BubbleBobble SMS EU Cart.jpg](/images/thumb/a/a6/BubbleBobble_SMS_EU_Cart.jpg/50px-BubbleBobble_SMS_EU_Cart.jpg) Cart
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Master System, JP
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![FinalBubbleBobble SMS JP Box Front.jpg](/images/thumb/9/9b/FinalBubbleBobble_SMS_JP_Box_Front.jpg/155px-FinalBubbleBobble_SMS_JP_Box_Front.jpg) Cover
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![BubbleBobble SMS JP cart.jpg](/images/thumb/6/68/BubbleBobble_SMS_JP_cart.jpg/33px-BubbleBobble_SMS_JP_cart.jpg) Cart
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Master System, BR
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![BubbleBobble SMS BR cover.jpg](/images/thumb/9/9a/BubbleBobble_SMS_BR_cover.jpg/83px-BubbleBobble_SMS_BR_cover.jpg) Cover
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Game Gear Version
Game Gear, US
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![BubbleBobble GG US Box Front.jpg](/images/thumb/a/ab/BubbleBobble_GG_US_Box_Front.jpg/86px-BubbleBobble_GG_US_Box_Front.jpg) Cover
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![BubbleBobble GG US Cart.jpg](/images/thumb/0/00/BubbleBobble_GG_US_Cart.jpg/50px-BubbleBobble_GG_US_Cart.jpg) Cart
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