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Bump N Jump (New)

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$43.19 $59.99 In stock

Category: Famicom Cart

This race game has a twist in the road in that the car can get some sky time to squash rival vehicles and make the Dukes of Hazard style jumps between different sections of the course. Known as Buggy Popper in Japan.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hazel L. ★★★★★

I was skeptical about a racing game where you bounce on other cars, but once I tried landing a perfect jump onto a rival, I was hooked. The controls for timing your airtime feel precise, and the track layouts force you to think ahead. Definitely a unique twist on the Famicom racing genre.

Henry P. ★★★★★

The jump mechanic is what sells it for me—nailing a mid-air squash on a rival never gets old, and the course sections with those Dukes-style hops keep every lap tense. It's simple, chaotic fun that fits the Famicom perfectly.

Ellie ★★★★★

Getting squashed by a rival mid-air is somehow the best part—the way your car lands and pops them like balloons never gets old. I’ve been chasing that perfect jump over the split course for an hour and it’s exactly the chaotic fun I wanted from a Famicom cart.