Bounty Bob returns in this new and exciting follow-up adventure to Miner 2049er. This time around it's even tougher than before and Bob needs your help more than ever to guide him through the mine. The mutant organisms have multiplied and over the mine entirely. making it extremely difficult to survive the hazards of the underground passageways. Using the high-powered special equipment in the twenty-five new caverns is Bob's only hope of achieving his objective of securing the mine and defeating the plans of the evil Yukon Yohan
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Played as part of Atari 50.
They put way too many enemies in this shit. Speeding the game up definitely wasn't the right choice here either, as it turns something that's kinda slow and strategic and positional, into a normal platformer with a really shitty jump. Cool name entry screen, though.
They put way too many enemies in this shit. Speeding the game up definitely wasn't the right choice here either, as it turns something that's kinda slow and strategic and positional, into a normal platformer with a really shitty jump. Cool name entry screen, though.
More Miner 2049er. Though a sequel, I wouldn't say it's substantially different.
Atari 800:
This literally is just a port of the 5200 game, just faster, and yet still with an awful jump, both versions suck all around
Played on Atari 50.
This literally is just a port of the 5200 game, just faster, and yet still with an awful jump, both versions suck all around
Played on Atari 50.
5200:
This is just a Miner 2049er sequel that is both better in visuals but also worse in terms of gameplay, but it still trying to be a clone of Donkey Kong. Also in Bounty Bob Strikes Back, the jump feels too floaty that you'll 100% fall to your death 9 times out of 10 which is really annoying.
Like it's predecessor, it's just meh. And it's more so like a copy or a pseudo sequel to Miner 2049er, since Miner 2049er 2 Exists. If you want to be lazy call this Miner 2049er 3, cause thats what it essentially is.
Played on Atari 50.
This is just a Miner 2049er sequel that is both better in visuals but also worse in terms of gameplay, but it still trying to be a clone of Donkey Kong. Also in Bounty Bob Strikes Back, the jump feels too floaty that you'll 100% fall to your death 9 times out of 10 which is really annoying.
Like it's predecessor, it's just meh. And it's more so like a copy or a pseudo sequel to Miner 2049er, since Miner 2049er 2 Exists. If you want to be lazy call this Miner 2049er 3, cause thats what it essentially is.
Played on Atari 50.
(played as part of ATARI 50)
The grotty little star of MINER 2049er is back for another suck-ass DONKEY KONG clone. He moves faster this time, but that doesn't fix much! If anything, just makes you get sick of it and quit faster.
The grotty little star of MINER 2049er is back for another suck-ass DONKEY KONG clone. He moves faster this time, but that doesn't fix much! If anything, just makes you get sick of it and quit faster.
Definitely an improvement over its predecessor, however it feels quite finnicky about climbing.