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Bomb Rush Cyberfunk (PlayStation Exclusive Edition)

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$29.24 $44.99 In stock

Category: Playstation


Bomb Rush Cyberfunk is Team Reptile’s tribute to late ‘90s/early 2000s skater culture – a time of sick grinds, sick rides, and sick beats. It’s a stylish vision of a future populated by dueling graffiti gangs, duking it out to become the best crew in the city (and dodging the five-o fuzz along the way). 

It’s a hot, hot wave of nostalgia for a bygone era, remixed into something totally new – and if there’s one thing our iam8bit crew loves, it’s a good remix. 

That’s why we’re so proud to present the Bomb Rush Cyberfunk Exclusive Edition: A loving tribute to Team Reptile’s graffiti-filled throwback, presented on funky-fresh physical media. 

In addition to the game on disc/cartridge, you’ll also get a certifiably sick graffiti booklet highlighting some of the amazing original art present in the game. Page through, and bask in the cel-shaded, spray-painted glory. And of course, it wouldn’t be a true iam8bit Exclusive Edition without exclusive cover art. Artist Tan Zhi Hui captured the game’s 1 second per second of advanced funkstyle spirit with an incredible cover illustration. 

Get ready to go All City with the Bomb Rush Cyberfunk Exclusive Edition. Oh yeah! 

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Isabella V. ★★★★★

The grinding mechanics feel so smooth once you get the timing down, and chaining tricks across the city rooftops is weirdly addictive. I've put in about ten hours just hunting graffiti spots, and the cel-shaded art style keeps every district looking fresh.

Edward K. ★★★★★

The soundtrack alone is worth it, I've had the main theme stuck in my head for days. Grinding rails while the beats kick in feels exactly like the old Dreamcast era, just way smoother. Only wish it was longer, finished the story in a weekend.

Daniel V. ★★★★★

The cel-shaded art style perfectly captures that early 2000s vibe, and the graffiti mechanics feel smooth once you get the hang of them.