Beyblade G-Revolution
Based on the second anime season, this game lets players customize and battle with spinning tops in 3D arenas. Features all major characters including Tyson, Kai, and Ray with their signature Bit Beasts across World Championship tournaments.
Platform
Game Boy Advance
Year
2003
Genre
Action
Developer
Takara
Controls
About This Game
Introduces the 'Blade Balance System' where different weight distributions affect top performance in battles.
Includes over 30 customizable parts to create ultimate Beyblade combinations for attack, defense, or balance types.
Special 'Bit Beast Fury' attacks can be unleashed when the power gauge is full, replicating dramatic anime moves.
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