Bombermaaan already provides these features (click on the feature text to see details):
+ Classic Bomberman game
+ Original gameplay and fun with minor adjustments
+ Up to 5 players on the same computer
+ Various levels of computer AI
+ Kick-Punch-Throw items mania
+ Keyboard and joystick support
+ Full screen and windowed display modes
+ Various power-ups
+ Various contaminations after skull item is taken
+ Item amount in walls as well as bomber skills on startup can be set on a per-level basis
The games are set somewhere in a galaxy known as the Bomber Nebula, usually on Bomberman's home planet, Planet Bomber. The original Japanese home computer games had no real storyline. Bomberman for Famicom/NES and Atomic Punk for Game Boy begin with "Bomberman" (the eponymous character of the game) growing bored of making bombs in an underground factory of the Bungeling Empire. After hearing a rumor that robots reaching the surface become human, he decides to escape. When he does, he transforms into an organic human being and becomes known as the "Runner." This storyline is not present in some versions, such as Bomberman Party Edition, and this setting was largely abandoned outside of connections with Hudson's Lode Runner games and Bomberman: Act Zero. In the Bomberman for the TurboGrafx-16, Bomberman is used as a prototype for further Bomberman robots by Dr. Mitsumori.

To distinguish him from other Bombermen, the main character is also given the name White Bomberman (or White Bomber). In earlier appearances, the second Bomberman model (known as Black Bomberman) is an enemy due to a programming error, but starting with Super Bomberman, the two have forged an alliance. They have joined forces to handle bigger threats, most notably the evil alien Professor Bagura, who is most infamously known as the creator of the Five Dastardly Bombers. Paths were also crossed with an intergalactic crime organization called the Hige-Hige Bandits (led by Mujoe and MechaDoc).