There's much tinkery enjoyment to be had in trying to build the best Beyblade you can for every situation you're thrust into. While the system for creation is reasonably straightforward -requiring you to pick a face bolt, energy ring, metal wheel, track, and performance tip - there are thousands of combinations available. You have to select Beyblades that work against your opponents effectively, and usually this means creating your own 'deck' and acquiring parts along the way. Think of each battle as a war of attrition.

However, the real meat of the gameplay comes from what happens before you enter the arena. It rarely does much more than stay in one spot or circle your opponent.ĭifferent stadium types do offer up some variety, and the ability to boost performance through recharging 'Bey Spirit' gauges adds a layer of interactivity to battles too. This is largely due to battles boiling down to little more than firing off your Beyblade into a Beystadium and just watching it spin. It certainly sounds simple enough, but you've only got 50 turns to do this in and the opponents, rivals, and friends you come across all have something up their sleeve to throw at you along the way.Īnd you've got the crushing monotony of battles to deal with too.

Taking up the role of a young 'Blader' (i.e., someone who battles Beyblades), you set out to rise to the top and become the Beyblade World Champion. Their form may have changed from the bulky designs I grew up with - transforming into sleeker, more streamlined builds - but the concept hasn't changed one bit.įocusing on the 'Metal Saga' of the Beyblade anime, Beyblade: Evolution aims to capture the thrills of spinning-top battling that captured fans' attention in the TV series.Īnd, for the most part Intergrow, SIMS, and Rising Star Games have managed to pull that off. Beyblade and Beyblades (fancy spinning tops, basically) have been around since I was a young'un.

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