Super Bomberman 4 Guides and Walkthroughs
Super Bomberman 4 is a puzzle-action video game developed by Hudson Soft for the SNES console. It was released exclusively in Japan in 1996 and is part of the popular Bomberman series. In Super Bomberman 4, players control Bomberman, a character who can lay bombs to defeat enemies and solve puzzles. The game features a top-down view and is played in a grid-like maze filled with obstacles, enemies, and power-ups. Players must strategically place bombs to destroy blocks, open pathways, and defeat opponents while avoiding being caught in the blast radius.
Super Bomberman 4 offers both single-player and multiplayer modes. In the single-player mode, players progress through a series of levels, each with its own unique maze and challenges. Players can collect power-ups that grant them additional abilities, such as increased bomb range or the ability to kick bombs, which adds strategic depth to the gameplay. The multiplayer mode in Super Bomberman 4 allows up to four players to compete against each other in a battle royale-style gameplay. Players can lay bombs to trap and defeat their opponents, while also avoiding getting caught in the explosions themselves. The multiplayer mode offers a fast-paced and competitive experience that can be played with friends or family.
Super Bomberman 4 features colorful graphics, catchy music, and intuitive controls that make it accessible to players of all ages. The game also introduces new gameplay elements, such as new power-ups and enemies, to keep the gameplay fresh and engaging. Super Bomberman 4 was developed by Hudson Soft, a Japanese video game company known for its work on the Bomberman series, and was released exclusively in Japan for the SNES console in 1996. It continues the tradition of fun and addictive gameplay that the Bomberman series is known for, offering players hours of explosive entertainment.
Super Bomberman 4 Game Genie Codes (Japan)
Super Bomberman 4 Pro Action Replay Codes (Japan)
Super Bomberman 4 Level Passwords
The format is going to look kind of weird since it's all numbers. But I'm sure you'll be able to figure it out ;)
First two numbers are the level and stage the second set of numbers is the password. In format <Level/Stage> : <Password>
First World
<Level/Stage> : <Password>
1 - 1 : 7352
1 - 1 (All Powerups): 1019
1 - 2 : 8831
1 - 3 : 7255
1 - 4 : 5714
1 - 5 : 5289
1 - 6 : 1352
1 - 7 : 6892
1 - 8 : 6722
Second World
<Level/Stage> : <Password>
2 - 1 : 7793
2 - 1 (All Powerups): 1222
2 - 2 : 6428
2 - 3 : 8492
2 - 4 : 7490
2 - 5 : 4370
2 - 6 : 6682
2 - 7 : 4677
2 - 8 : 4692
Third World
<Level/Stage> : <Password>
3 - 1 : 4680
3 - 1 (All Powerups) : 1107
3 - 2 : 2247
3 - 3 : 5725
3 - 4 : 7821
3 - 5 : 5890
3 - 6 : 7258
3 - 7 : 3379
3 - 8 : 6009
Fourth World
<Level/Stage> : <Password>
4 - 1 : 5389
4 - 1 (All Powerups): 0827
4 - 2 : 4080
4 - 3 : 2501
4 - 4 : 5736
4 - 5 : 3211
4 - 6 : 5589
4 - 7 : 8902
4 - 8 : 0721
Fifth World
<Level/Stage> : <Password>
5 - 1 : 3703
5 - 1 (All Powerups): 0107
5 - 2 : 2609
5 - 3 : 2479
5 - 4 : 4792
5 - 5 : 6790
5 - 6 : 1574
Super Bomberman 4 "Other" Passwords
These are passwords that don't belong under the other category on this page. As with the other passwords, the effect comes first followed by the password you'll need to input.
View the Ending: 1009
Use Super Attacks without getting tired: 5656
Alternate Battle Mode Stages (A): 0520
Alternate Battle Mode Stages (B): 0903