While the game has yet to receive any official acknowledgement by Hudson Soft, the allusions and outright obvious evidences of the game's existence say otherwise. Already having received a 'G' rating from the Australian Office of Film & Literature Classification, along with a trailer for the game popping up on French website Xboxygen, it's only a matter of time before Hudson's PR stubbornness gives in.
According to Belgian website X-Power, Bomberman Live will provide multiplayer bomb-a-thons, in the style of the nostalgic 90s peak of the series, for up to eight players online. With development handled by Backbone Entertainment, along with curious references to varying content packs for the game in the works, X-Power reports that we should all expect to be swearing profusely at getting stuck in corners by our own bombs sometime in June.
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