Pocket Bomberman (Game Boy Color) — Price Guide & Live Deals

Pocket Bomberman: collector & reseller spec sheet

• Naming. Sellers write it as "Pocket Bomberman", "Bomberman Pocket" or "Pocket Bomber Man". The feed accepts all three spellings.
• Save mechanism. Check the label and seller notes for save behavior; if the cart uses a save battery, cells in 20+ year-old carts routinely fail, so "tested and saving" is worth more than "boot tested" alone.
• Product code. Check that the code on the label reads as the US release. Japanese and European carts carry their own codes and are often listed under the same English name.
• Print variants. No alternate retail print is documented here, so treat a seller claiming a "1st print" or rare print as unverified and ask for label photos.
• Listing traps. Japanese imports and PAL copies turn up under the plain English title, sometimes from US sellers; the feed rejects the ones it can recognize. Standalone manuals and boxes without the game also appear in searches. Graded sealed copies sit far above everything else, so read the asking price against the condition chip you have selected.
• Not to be confused with Bomberman Max and Bomberman Quest, separate Game Boy Color releases with their own pages.