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Bombs

Tools entity

Includes bombs as weapons, usually remote or time-detonated.

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platforms

The Adventures of Robbo (MS-DOS)

The Adventures of Robbo

Duke Nukem Forever (Windows)

Duke Nukem Forever

WIN 2011-06-10

Far Cry 2 (Windows)

WIN 2008-10-21

Terraria (Windows)

WIN 2011-05-16

Half-Life (PlayStation 2)

PS2 2001-11-15

Wings of Fury (Apple II E)

Sopwith (MS-DOS)

Star Wars: Ewok Adventure (Atari 2600 VCS)

Star Wars: Ewok Adventure

Minecraft (Windows)

WIN 2011-11-18

Half-Life (Windows)

WIN 1998-07-25

Blitzkrieg (VIC-20)

BS Zelda (Linux)

The first video game about Bombs was released in 1978.

Electronic Arts, THQ and Tripwire Interactive has published most of these games

Should NOT be used when limited to some level/story related (location specific) triggers.

Also this should NOT be used for the shmup superweapons that eliminate everything on screen no matter how they're called bombs.

This also includes some time triggered explosives, mostly the old kind which used a lit fuse, such as dynamites.

Explosives: grenades, mines, bombs

Related:
* Remote detonators

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Platforms

Windows		97
Linux		94
MS-DOS		28
Mac OS X		20
NES		15
X360		12
PS3		9
C64		8
Amiga		7
Mac OS Classic		6
Amstrad CPC		5
VIC-20		5
PS2		4
BeOS		4
Atari 2600		3
Atari ST		3
SNES		3
GB		3
Commodore PET		3
BSD		3
Saturn		3
Arcade		2
C16/Plus4		2
GBA		2
MSX		2
GameKing		2
X68000		2
PS4		2
Mega Drive		2
Switch		2

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