![]() Bub, or Bob, former dragon-shaped stars of Bubble Bobble, are returned to their human form and on a quest to climb ever-upward via their magical rainbow bridges, to rescue the Rainbow Islands from the clutches of the Dark Shadow. Rainbow Islands, to all intents and purposes, looks like a children's game. All but another 17 years later, I felt absolutely compelled to give it another play, driven by the fondest childhood memories of spending countless hours in its super-colourful world. Taito's 1987 sequel to the far more ubiquitous Bubble Bobble eventually reached our waters some 17 years later via Empire Interactive's Xplosiv label. ![]() Past Perfect is a retrospective column in which we look back into gaming history to see whether old favourites are still worth playing today.įirst and foremost, yes, Rainbow Islands absolutely did come out on PC.
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