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Bomber Raid

ボンバーレイド, AKA: Battle Wings, Super River Raid
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Bomber Raid

Fly your plane through five levels, shooting enemy planes, submarines, helicopters, and other enemies along the way, and use your equipped cluster bombs if necessary. You need to destroy a target that is outlined in your mission briefing. You have three lives and limited cluster bombs. To help you along the way, you can shoot a power pod to score points, increase your firepower, and gain some help from fellow squadrons.

Year
1989
Developer
Sanritsu
Publisher
Sega Enterprises, Ltd.
Orientation
Vertical

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PHYSICAL

HISTORY

Bomber Raid (ボンバーレイド) is a 1989 vertically scrolling shooter released for the Master System.

Gameplay

In Bomber Raid, the player controls a small "Freedom Fighter" aircraft able to fire different types of projectiles through five levels.

The player starts with three lives and a limited number of cluster bombs. Any collision with either an enemy aircraft or enemy fire results in the loss of a life. One type of enemy, a strange disk like object with a green and red flashing center, drops a powerup when destroyed. Power-ups, which can be a weapon power-up (P) which replace the standard twin cannon, speed power up (S) or provide the player with a comrade fighter plane in one out four formations (depending on the number of the power up) to assist in destroying enemies. Cluster bombs, will clear the screen of many enemies (except bosses). The cluster bomb's explosion is intensified by the number of comrade fighters and their formations. Power pods give extra points, weapon power-ups, and a temporary backup fighter.

1CC RUNS

One-credit clears we point to as the benchmark for this game.

GAMEPLAY VIDEO

SCORES

Source
Audience
Score
Reviews
Users
7 / 10
9

ACHIEVEMENTS 1 set

Tracked by RetroAchievements and earned in an emulator that reports to it. A game tracked on more than one machine gets a set for each, because they are different lists earned on different hardware.

Master System 19 achievements, 192 pts
  1. Mission 1: Destroy The Battleship 5
    Complete Stage 1.
  2. Mission 2: Destroy The Tank 5
    Complete Stage 2.
  3. Mission 3: Destroy The Bomber 5
    Complete Stage 3.
  4. Mission 4: Destroy The Fighter 5
    Complete Stage 4.
  5. Mission 5: Destroy The Ultimate Weapon 5
    Complete Stage 5.
  6. Carpet Bombing: The Battleship 10
    Complete Stage 1 with 90% kills or more.
  7. Carpet Bombing: The Tank 10
    Complete Stage 2 with 90% kills or more.
  8. Carpet Bombing: The Bomber 10
    Complete Stage 3 with 90% kills or more.
  9. Carpet Bombing: The Fighter 10
    Complete Stage 4 with 90% kills or more.
  10. Carpet Bombing: The Ultimate Weapon 10
    Complete Stage 5 with 90% kills or more.
  11. Perfect Bombless Bomber I 10
    Complete Stage 1 without dying or using bombs.
  12. Perfect Bombless Bomber II 10
    Complete Stage 2 without dying or using bombs.
  13. Perfect Bombless Bomber III 10
    Complete Stage 3 without dying or using bombs.
  14. Perfect Bombless Bomber IV 10
    Complete Stage 4 without dying or using bombs.
  15. Perfect Bombless Bomber V 10
    Complete Stage 5 without dying or using bombs.
  16. Items: Match 4 2
    Get max (S)peed by raising it to level 4.
  17. Items: Through the Bombs and Bullets 5
    Get half max (P)ower by raising it to level 18.
  18. Items: DragonForce 10
    Get full max (P)ower by raising it to level 36.
  19. Challenge: Mr P-P-Perfect 50
    Complete the entire game without dying and having max (P)ower.

Achievement names, descriptions and badges are the work of the RetroAchievements community. View this set on RetroAchievements

RELEASES 1 system

System
Platform
Year
Notes
SMS
Sega Master System
1989
Original release

PHYSICAL RELEASES 1 box

Bomber Raid box art, Sega Master System
SMS Sega Master System

GAME DATA

Orientation
Vertical

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