Press
Following French magazines have published Bubble Ghost review:
- SVM Science et Vie Micro #45, December 1987 (Atari ST version) Download magazine
- Tilt #49, December 1987 (Atari ST version) Download magazine
- ST Magazine #14, November/December 1987 (Atari ST version) Download magazine
- Micro News #6, November/December 1987 (Atari ST version)
- Le Tatou #10, December 1987 (Atari ST version)
- 1ST (FirST) #4, December 1987 (Atari ST version) Download magazine
- Jeux et Stratégie #48, December 1987 (Atari ST version)
- Génération 4 #2, December 1987 (Atari ST version) Download magazine
- Tilt #52, March 1988 (Amstrad CPC version) Download magazine
- Tilt #57, September 1988 (Amiga version) Download magazine
- Génération 4 Hors série #2, oct/nov/dec 1990 (Game Boy version) Download magazine
- Génération 4 #31, March 1991 (Game Boy version) Download magazine
Following US magazine has published Bubble Ghost review:
- VideoGames and Computer Entertainment, USA, April 1991 (Game Boy version)
- Antic Vol.7 #7, November 1988 (Atari ST version) See review
- ST-Log Issue 24, October 1988 (Atari ST version) See review
- ST-Log Issue 26, December 1988 (Atari ST version) See review
Following French magazines have published Bubble + (Bubble Plus) review:
- Génération 4 #22, May 1990 (Atari ST and Amiga version) Download magazine
- Micro News #35, May 1990 (Atari ST version) Download magazine
- Tilt #79, June 1990 (Atari ST version) Download magazine
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