World Beyblade Organization by Fighting Spirits Inc.

Whats your faveret beyblade video game ?

There are that many, and the games they made suck. Who would want to play a beyblade game where one actually CONTROLS the beyblade?

One of the Japanese GBA ones...

Forgot which though.

none of them

BeyBlade doesn't really translate well into gaming format ... no offence. I just don't thik controlling a blade works. Why have a game when you can do the real thing?

DormantSpirit Wrote:BeyBlade doesn't really translate well into gaming format ... no offence. I just don't thik controlling a blade works. Why have a game when you can do the real thing?

why have sports games, then?

Artie Wrote:

DormantSpirit Wrote:BeyBlade doesn't really translate well into gaming format ... no offence. I just don't thik controlling a blade works. Why have a game when you can do the real thing?

why have sports games, then?

this comparison isn't even remotely apt

Tamer Brad Wrote:

Artie Wrote:

DormantSpirit Wrote:BeyBlade doesn't really translate well into gaming format ... no offence. I just don't thik controlling a blade works. Why have a game when you can do the real thing?

why have sports games, then?

this comparison isn't even remotely apt

i'm addressing why have games when you can do the real thing.

of course a beyblade game is retarded, but not all of us are sports stars

lol i remember playing the G-Rev game on a ROM

in the battles you had to press x and z as fast as you could to keep the blade moving lol

i got to the world championships and stopped before finished it, because it was just too damn repeative to be any fun lol

Artie Wrote:

DormantSpirit Wrote:BeyBlade doesn't really translate well into gaming format ... no offence. I just don't thik controlling a blade works. Why have a game when you can do the real thing?

why have sports games, then?

because a lot of people suck at sports

and its just really hard to make a videogame about spinning tops which the developer doesn't give two carp about any good.

the GC one was decent in multi. gba games were pretty fun too
but not like I beat them.

Artie, your just nit picking. That sentence in context of his post, does not mean to make a sweeping generalization.

The GC one was alright since I got it for $5.
Another of the Japanese GBA ones were fun too.

The Gamecube one was so easy after you got the best combination. I forget what it was, but it could beat ANYTHING.

Blue Wrote:the GC one was decent in multi. gba games were pretty fun too
but not like I beat them.

Artie, your just nit picking. That sentence in context of his post, does not mean to make a sweeping generalization.

Of course hes not saying that, but his point is something I see a lot. People say whats the point of, lets say Endless Ocean (Wii diving game) when they can just go diving themselves. These people totally disregard sports games.

Artie Wrote:i'm addressing why have games when you can do the real thing.

of course a beyblade game is retarded, but not all of us are sports stars

this is why sports games make sense

Tamer Brad Wrote:

Artie Wrote:i'm addressing why have games when you can do the real thing.

of course a beyblade game is retarded, but not all of us are sports stars

this is why sports games make sense

exactly

not all of us are good at the things we "should just do in real life"

im sure there was some sucky carp bladers who kicked kai's emo carp in whatever awful beyblade game they made

the thing is, being good at beyblade is a lot more reasonable than becoming an NFL star, not to mention that the Beyblade video games resemble actual Beyblading in the worst sense imaginable

quite a few reviews pointed out that you may as well play the real thing, and I'm pretty sure the only people interested in this game had Beyblades already

Tamer Brad Wrote:the thing is, being good at beyblade is a lot more reasonable than becoming an NFL star, not to mention that the Beyblade video games resemble actual Beyblading in the worst sense imaginable

quite a few reviews pointed out that you may as well play the real thing, and I'm pretty sure the only people interested in this game had Beyblades already

im not really debating to buy either games, i agree with your points lol

all im saying is that some people are just sedentary and like to play sports games, not the sport itself. i see the comment "why play xxx when you can do the real thing" and it irks me

fake edit: that line is full of innuendo and i dont care

hahaha

k

actual edit: beyblade is pretty sedentary

the beyblade games are carp license exploitation designed to ruin 12 year old's christmas.

Artie Wrote:

Tamer Brad Wrote:

Artie Wrote:

DormantSpirit Wrote:BeyBlade doesn't really translate well into gaming format ... no offence. I just don't thik controlling a blade works. Why have a game when you can do the real thing?

why have sports games, then?

this comparison isn't even remotely apt

i'm addressing why have games when you can do the real thing.

of course a beyblade game is retarded, but not all of us are sports stars

I agree if you wanna experience Beyblading just play it in Real life.

My favourite beyblade video game is Beyblade V Force Super Tournment Battle because it's the only one I have played and owned but it's way to short and gets repetitive but it is okay if you play it every now and then.