(Sep. 01, 2016  3:14 PM)Burst Wrote: I guess I am late here but really great to know that Hasbro Burst is Exclusively Released at Toys R US Canada.
I Kinda really like the Launcher actually and Valtryek V2.
I am looking forward to the Hasbro mechanism of Burst and what makes it more interesting that it has no teeth hah.
The Month of September is really really gonna be very Exciting and Interesting.

Thanks for all the News !

Cheers !!!
Burst.

(Sep. 01, 2016  3:31 PM)Bey Brad Wrote: ^ I've said multiple times that it's exclusive to Toys R Us in Canada, because it is (according to Toys R Us, anyway).

(Sep. 01, 2016  3:35 PM){YT}EnderBlader Wrote: Just to make sure so I don't end up and the wrong place, Is this at the Toys "R" Us at Duffrin mall?

(Sep. 01, 2016  3:56 PM)Hato Wrote:

(Sep. 01, 2016  3:35 PM){YT}EnderBlader Wrote: Just to make sure so I don't end up and the wrong place, Is this at the Toys "R" Us at Duffrin mall?

They were found at the TRU at Dufferin Mall, yes.

(Sep. 01, 2016  4:05 PM)Ingulit Wrote: I had a feeling they would curtail the Burst mechanic in America for safety reasons. I'll still grab a few to try them out, but considering they took away my favorite feature (the teeth acting like hit points) I'm disappointed already

(Sep. 01, 2016  4:12 PM)Bey Brad Wrote:

(Sep. 01, 2016  4:05 PM)Ingulit Wrote: I had a feeling they would curtail the Burst mechanic in America for safety reasons. I'll still grab a few to try them out, but considering they took away my favorite feature (the teeth acting like hit points) I'm disappointed already

They didn't really work like this in practice anyway, though. I guess the Hasbro version is more like an action game health bar lol

(Sep. 01, 2016  4:43 PM)Nocto Wrote: I think that, ultimately, awkward colour combinations aside, this is more of a logistical problem for the WBO and the players who play with both brands than it is a design problem, because, on its own, the Hasbro design is no worse than the one from Takara-Tomy. It's really a matter of "with the system differences and part incompatibility, how do we not split the playerbase?" for the WBO, and "on which series do I spend my money now?" for the player.

(Sep. 01, 2016  5:02 PM)Bey Brad Wrote:

(Sep. 01, 2016  4:43 PM)Nocto Wrote: I think that, ultimately, awkward colour combinations aside, this is more of a logistical problem for the WBO and the players who play with both brands than it is a design problem, because, on its own, the Hasbro design is no worse than the one from Takara-Tomy. It's really a matter of "with the system differences and part incompatibility, how do we not split the playerbase?" for the WBO, and "on which series do I spend my money now?" for the player.

Yup, this is actually how I'm viewing it, too. Unfortunately, it's a pretty big logistical problem.

(Sep. 01, 2016  7:16 PM)SOUL- Wrote: Looks like yet again I'm gonna stick with the Takara Tomy models. The build quality looks terrible now that I've seen high quality unboxings of it and even the clear transparent parts of the original models are cloudy with the Hasbro models, and then the colour schemes! What are Hasbro doing? I have no idea.

Then they insist on still calling it "Beyblade Burst" and make it a rare feature. I'm disappointed with Hasbro's models to say the least.

(Sep. 01, 2016  5:16 PM)Dual Wrote: I've been gone for awhile and I haven't looked through this entire thread, but despite the obvious problems with compatibility and splitting the fanbase, I can understand why Hasbro would do this. The problem with the teeth was that they could sometimes get worn down and though I have never heard about teeth breaking, it could be a possibility. Hasbro solved this problem, despite creating many more problems. Honestly, I would have liked if TT had gone with slopes like Hasbro did, but that's based just on looks and hypothesis because I have no idea how the slopes will perform. Of course they didn't, so now we have this whole brouhaha.

That's just my two cents.

(Sep. 01, 2016  8:05 PM)cosmicstriker Wrote: Well, the slopes are needed for dual layers to fit on hasbro drivers.

(Sep. 01, 2016  8:03 PM)Jinbee Wrote: For single layers I can understand the slopes, but dual layers teeth are very durable, perhaps it's beneficial for the drivers durability. What they did horribly wrong was the lack I cross-compatibility, dreadful aesthetics, the weird thin Ripcords, the bad parts names etc. I suppose that that would mean that one purchase choice, whether TT or Hasbro isn't obsolete over the other and it should be taken as a new-ish toyline altogether due to it's lack of cross-compatibility.