The Amiga version, released in 1987, developed by Software Creations, and published by Firebird, is considered one of the most faithful. Software Creations was a small British studio that became famous thanks to the Commodore 64 version of Bubble Bobble, a conversion that won critical acclaim and commercial success.
Bubble Bobble supports two players in co-op, and if a single player finishes the 100th level, he is asked to come back with a friend to complete the game. Only two players can see the real "happy ending", with the two brothers Bub and Bob transformed into humans and reunited with their girlfriends.



