Bust-A-Move Again is the Western name for Puzzle Bobble 2, the sequel Taito released in 1995 barely a year after the original, keeping intact the formula of shooting colored bubbles to form groups and pop them, but adding new stages, characters, and a more generous combo mode. The dragons Bub and Bob, borrowed from Bubble Bobble, remain the saga's visible face.
It's one of the most beloved puzzle sequels of 90s arcades: it doesn't reinvent anything, but it polishes every detail of a design that was already nearly perfect. Together with the original, it remains the mandatory reference when talking about bubble-matching games.
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