Bubble Bobble Firebird booklet

Cite as: Bubble Bobble Firebird booklet
Original: https://archive.org/details/Bubble_Bobble_1987_Firebird_2230_Instructions
sha256: 6d54a09fe8bc1f130ead2cd30886b0217581e439644f856a3405604bbcafe0c4
Archived: https://archive.org/download/Bubble_Bobble_1987_Firebird_2230_Instructions/Bubble_Bobble_1987_Firebird_2230_Instructions_djvu.xml
Accessed: 2026-11-06
Licence: © British Telecommunications plc; scan hosted by the Internet Archive
Credit: Firebird (British Telecommunications plc); scan in the Internet Archive item "Bubble_Bobble_1987_Firebird_2230_Instructions".
Notes: Firebird's British booklet, covering the Commodore 64 and Spectrum controls and loading. The pin is its OCR as DjVu XML. The year is the booklet's licence line ("Licensed from © Taito Corp., 1987").

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Firebird's booklet for the home-computer game, Firebird being a trade mark of British Telecommunications plc, reads "Licensed from © Taito Corp., 1987" and says the game was programmed for the Commodore, Spectrum, Amstrad CPC and Atari ST by British Telecommunications plc. It prohibits export outside Europe, Australia and New Zealand, and reads "Conversions by Software Creations". Its key controls and loading instructions cover the Commodore 64 and the Spectrum.	`PDF p. 1PDF p. 1PDF p. 1PDF p. 1PDF p. 1PDF p. 1, key controlsPDF p. 1, loading instructions`	Manual
Firebird's booklet, whose controls and loading instructions cover the Commodore 64 and the Spectrum, introduces Bub and Bob as "bantam-weight brontosaures" bent on battling bullies by blowing and bursting bubbles. It asks whether the player can reach the "True ending" by clearing all 100 stages, and says a second player can join at any time with the fire button. The player starts with an extra 8 credits, and keeps playing after losing all lives by pressing the fire button quickly.	`PDF p. 2PDF p. 2PDF p. 2PDF p. 2PDF p. 2PDF p. 1, loading instructions`	Manual