Bust-A-Move

Awards & Recognition

Winner of the Best Puzzle Game at the 1994 Game Developers Conference.

Bust-A-Move, released in 1994, is a timeless puzzle game developed and published by Taito for MSDOS.
Join Bub and Bob in their bubble-popping adventure, aiming to match and burst colorful bubbles.
With addictive gameplay and challenging levels, Bust-A-Move has become a beloved classic among puzzle game enthusiasts.
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Bust-A-Move has received widespread recognition for its innovative gameplay mechanics and captivating soundtrack.
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Publishing year	1994
Publisher	Taito
Perspective	nan
Platform	MSDOS

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Playing instructions -

Click on the gaming area to start the game
Every game should start when using the enter key on the keyboard
Few of the games even support mouse clicks.
Use keyboard keys to control the character - ↑,↓,←,→
Few shooting games will let you use your mouse to shoot at the enemies
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When the emulator loads, you may be asked to choose a game variant. Use number keys to choose a variant.

In game keys	Keyboard keys
↑	↑
↓	↓
←	←
→	→
START the game	Enter
Mouse clicks	Available

All these dos games are not hosted by us at the moment so they will have limited capability. We are working on improving graphics of these dos games as well.