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Semi-legal international server? Yura87 (talk) 19:08, 13 July 2012 (UTC)

The semi-legal international server of Online Bomberman was known as BMOworld. The server was operational for quite a long time, though they started forcing people to complete an "offer" (which was often a scam ad) as they couldn't get the cash in any other way. Recently, BMOworld changed to advertising a copy of Balanced Worlds' "Bomb Buddies" (which isn't a derivative of Online Bomberman).

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	The semi-legal international server of Online Bomberman was known as BMOworld. The server was operational for quite a long time, though they started forcing people to complete an "offer" (which was often a scam ad) as they couldn't get the cash in any other way.		The semi-legal international server of Online Bomberman was known as BMOworld. The server was operational for quite a long time, though they started forcing people to complete an "offer" (which was often a scam ad) as they couldn't get the cash in any other way.
	Recently, BMOworld changed to ~~operating~~ a copy of Balanced Worlds' "Bomb Buddies" (which isn't a derivative of Online Bomberman).		Recently, BMOworld changed to advertising a copy of Balanced Worlds' "Bomb Buddies" (which isn't a derivative of Online Bomberman).