Cookie's Bustle 25th Anniversary Party Held in Tokyo
QualityTime Consulting invited players who mailed in 1999 registration cards to a secret Tokyo party. No rerelease or sequel was announced.
QualityTime Consulting held a secret party in Tokyo to mark the 25th anniversary of Cookie's Bustle, according to Kotaku. The publisher invited players who had mailed in registration cards for the game back in 1999.
The event featured live musicians playing music from the game, exclusive merchandise, a person dressed as Cookie and cookies shaped like Cookie. Attendees were reportedly told not to take photos, but news of the event still spread publicly.
No announcements of a rerelease, remaster or sequel were made at the party.
Background
Cookie's Bustle: Mysterious Bombo World was released in 1999, the same year the registration cards were sent in, and the game was discontinued in 2001. Its creator is Keisuke Harigai, and QualityTime Consulting was established in 2006. In March, the Video Game History Foundation used legal action to stop an individual named Brandon White, whose DMCA takedowns had removed videos from the ClassicsOfGame YouTube page, after which that page was complete.
Quick answers
Was a Cookie's Bustle rerelease or sequel announced?
No. No announcements of a rerelease, remaster or sequel were made at the 25th anniversary party.
Who was invited to the Cookie's Bustle anniversary party?
QualityTime Consulting invited players who had mailed in registration cards for the game in 1999.
When was Cookie's Bustle originally released?
Cookie's Bustle: Mysterious Bombo World was released in 1999 and was discontinued in 2001.