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As with the Sega Saturn 6 Player Multiplayer Adapter it has extra controller ports which allows up to six people to play together simultaneously on compatible games. By using two 6 Player Multiplayer Adapters up to ten players could play in some games, such as ''[[Saturn Bomberman]]''.
 
As with the Sega Saturn 6 Player Multiplayer Adapter it has extra controller ports which allows up to six people to play together simultaneously on compatible games. By using two 6 Player Multiplayer Adapters up to ten players could play in some games, such as ''[[Saturn Bomberman]]''.
  
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Revision as of 15:45, 13 July 2016

SBomMultitap.jpg
SBom Multitap
Made for: Sega Saturn
Manufacturer: Hudson Soft
Release Date RRP Code
Sega Saturn
JP
HC-736

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The SBom Multitap is a peripheral for the Sega Saturn released exclusively in Japan. It is a third party version of the Sega Saturn 6 Player Multiplayer Adapter‎ and it compatible with the same games. It was created by Hudson Soft and is designed to look like Bomberman's head.

As with the Sega Saturn 6 Player Multiplayer Adapter it has extra controller ports which allows up to six people to play together simultaneously on compatible games. By using two 6 Player Multiplayer Adapters up to ten players could play in some games, such as Saturn Bomberman.

Physical scans

Saturn, JP
Saturn HC-736 box-2.jpgNospine.pngSBomMultitap JP Box Front.jpg
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