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The animations were so overly dramatic, even for beyblade standards and I loved em. My favorite thing to use was a Ancient Gil UW145(idk what the performance tip was I forgot lmao) with the special move Crimson Burst. Although the special moves looked pretty cool and so did all the basic special moves. But the AI was dumber than a pile of sticks and therefor I couldn't enjoy it fully because no DS emulator supports multiplayer for some reason.

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Or maybe a regular beyblading game with full control. They did the most justice and I'd kill to see another game like that. Anyway, what do you guys think? Any comments on what beyblade game you like best? Why? What direction do you guys think devs should take for the next game if there is another? Would you want to see a OG, Metal, or Burst game? What saga did beyblade games best overall? Personally, I say nothing beats Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002 Team Battle. And what the heck is Dual Dragoon? Beyblade: Evolution on 3DS WAS A DISAPOINTMENT AND A LAZY EXCUSE OF A GAME. But there isn't much strategy let alone bit beast. Just whoever has stronger parts or whoever can pop their special move at the right time. Fun for a diehard fan, but it's visuals were nothing special and the special moves were straight up lazy. Beyblade V-Force Super Tournament Battle was BORING. But it is based off of before that system so fairplay. You gotta use what's strongest for a certain type rather than what you want. Falls short as you can't customize to your liking entirely. (as thats what the game bases itself off of) And a lot of parts to choose from up to V-Force. It's graphics are pretty nice, there is a bunch of unique special moves that weren't even in the original manga. I've only played 2002 Team Battle Takao Hen but the 2002 Team Battle game is probably what most played over the rest, it's got a strange play style but there was a lotta effort put into it. Haven't played them to get a proper idea of whether i like em or not. Beyblade Burst games seem pretty cool but fall short in controls. Although it had unique and exclusive parts, lotta points for that.

Battle Fortress has amazing visuals but fell short in gameplay. And the RNG on buying parts was straight up dumb.

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Psp game was OKAY but they were super lazy on proper shading let alone special moves. The Metal Masters game took a fighting game approach, cool twist but not what I wanted.

The Metal Fusion game on ds wasn't bad but it had a absurd difficulty curve with any bey that isn't a attack type.

The 'Collector's Edition' includes the game and the exclusive 'Bakushin Susanow 105F' beyblade.What did you guys consider to be the good ones? I've played em all but idk what ones I genuinely liked besides one. Two-player wireless competition is supported, through both Nintendo Wi-Fi and single-cartridge local wireless modes. Players can choose from more than a dozen Beyblader characters, and over 20 beys. The DS game uses touch-screen control as well as voice commands, spoken into the microphone. When the blades are in battle, gamers unleash special attacks and abilities with well-timed controller input, in an action-oriented style of play. Victory calls for strategic planning, as before a match, players can equip their blades with different parts to for enhanced offensive or defensive attributes.

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As in the cartoon series (and the corresponding Hasbro toy line), each top is assembled from five basic parts, which combine for a particular shape, weight, center of gravity, and tip friction. The player with the last in-bounds top spinning is the winner.

Based on the animated series, Beyblade: Metal Fusion for Nintendo DS revolves around tournament battles fought with special spinning-top 'blades.' Blades are revved up and let loose, to crash and rebound around a fighting area, which is often walled or bowl-shaped to keep the tops returning to the center for additional collisions.