(Aug. 25, 2009  12:32 AM)heero yuy Wrote: how much do battle strikers cost atm anyway?

(Aug. 25, 2009  12:28 AM)Bey Brad Wrote: I'll see if I can get you one of the hats, lol

(Aug. 25, 2009  12:19 AM)Neku2 Wrote: I'm going to agree with you Brad. All you have to do is spend five minutes figuring out the best distance to keep the controller from the top. I never have problems with them anymore. These tops are quickly stealing all interest I had in MFB, sad I know but I find these much more entertaining.
I now have almost every top out right now. My only real complaint are the bases, you only have three. Ball, the Semi-flat(?) and the smaller Semi-flat.
I totally want one of those battle striker hats. Maybe we could work out a deal to buy them or something. It is advertising there product.

(Aug. 25, 2009  3:37 AM)Minion Wrote: There are four tips. Ball bearing, the wide one, and two heights of the flat one.

(Aug. 25, 2009  12:32 AM)heero yuy Wrote: how much do battle strikers cost atm anyway?

(Aug. 25, 2009  7:10 PM)Bey Brad Wrote: I've never gotten the recharge to work. I can't believe that's allowed, anyway lol. Once we get OP going I doubt that will be kosher.

(Aug. 26, 2009  12:45 AM)Neku2 Wrote: I agree, that seems a bit unfair to me. I was thinking a DS game might work. Using the stylus to control the tops. They could even make a finger controller with a stylus tip.

(Sep. 06, 2009  4:01 PM)fragbait Wrote: Necrobump much?
Brad, what do you mean by "when we get OP going"?

(Aug. 25, 2009  4:54 PM)Neku2 Wrote: what tops include the wide one?

(Mar. 19, 2009  5:31 PM)ambassador Wrote: This is true, there are no ripcords.. The handheld device you see is what we call the Turbo Launcher.. this revs up the striker (top) to about 5000 RPM's where you launch it in to battle. The key difference between Battle Strikers and Beyblades is once the striker is launched, you then use the finger controller, which, featuring magnetic technology allows you to implement different tactics in a new way- on a flat surface. Though you don't see much customization right now, this is not the case. We have already created different ways to customize the strikers which will be further developed following the launch of Battle Strikers and tied into the site (www.battlestrikers.com).

(Mar. 19, 2009  9:32 PM)Aqua Wrote: I've never heard of this before but I don't think kids would be very interested in this that much especially since Metal Fight Beyblade has been released.
They seem like the kind of toy that a kid might want to buy after seeing a commercial about it (just because it's a new toy) but like a week after getting it they'd be bored of it. They're not very attractive or that exciting and it seems like kids would get bored of it quickly. But I'll admit that the concept (finger controlling) is better than some of the other beyblade-based toys.

(Mar. 20, 2009  2:54 PM)Nic Wrote: It would be nice if the magnetic system inside the top could be free spinning. Also, the finger controller looks very clunky. It also gets in the way of each other in battle, especially during collisions. I suggest to replace it with a complete glove, possibly with one small attractive magnet in each fingertip like how it is now, and larger repulsive magnet in the palm so besides "pulling", the players can also push.

To improve competitiveness, there should be some penalty or other incentive for players to aim and strategize when hitting the opponent. Since there are no "ring outs" in this type of stadium, there could be regions where spin is reduced drastically.

(Sep. 14, 2009  9:27 PM)Umblumb Wrote: i like how takara does it....

(Sep. 14, 2009  9:41 PM)Ominous Wrote: Get back to work