The Bakugan toy line focuses on a game in which spring-loaded action figures pop out of a spherical shape when rolled onto metal game cards. We've never looked into it, but it sounds kind of awesome in theory! The press release says that the NOW Production-developed game, which apparently uses a similar game design across platforms, will feature "intense battles, the ability to create your own Brawler, cartoon quality graphics and multiplayer combat." Not too intense, we hope -- for the kids' sake.
The Bakugan toy line focuses on a game in which spring-loaded action figures pop out of a spherical shape when rolled onto metal game cards. We've never looked into it, but it sounds kind of awesome in theory! The press release says that the NOW Production-developed game, which apparently uses a similar game design across platforms, will feature "intense battles, the ability to create your own Brawler, cartoon quality graphics and multiplayer combat." Not too intense, we hope -- for the kids' sake.
Reader Comments (12)
Posted: Feb 24th 2009 7:28PM (Unverified) said
I'm surprised Namco didn't scoop up the rights for this a long time ago
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Posted: Feb 24th 2009 7:46PM DonaldMick said
So they can exploit a Beyblade ripoff but not Ghostbusters, Brutal Legend, and 50 fuckin' Cent?
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Posted: Feb 24th 2009 8:01PM Typicalgamer said
"(something had to be non-PSP-related today!)"
lol, never expected to hear that. I hate how activision never releases ANYTHING for the frikin psp. No wonder your not getting anything from the system. Just look at EA with rock band and Ubisoft with assassin's creed portable.
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lol, never expected to hear that. I hate how activision never releases ANYTHING for the frikin psp. No wonder your not getting anything from the system. Just look at EA with rock band and Ubisoft with assassin's creed portable.
Posted: Feb 24th 2009 8:39PM (Unverified) said
Activision has released 4 PSP titles since the beginning of September, which is more than any other 3rd party publisher (at least according to Wikipedia). The lack of PSP games isn't due to any specific 3rd party publisher.
And @ Donald you obviously don't have kids. Bakugan is much bigger than Beyblade ever was. Beyblade is to Bakugan as Voltron is to Power Rangers.
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And @ Donald you obviously don't have kids. Bakugan is much bigger than Beyblade ever was. Beyblade is to Bakugan as Voltron is to Power Rangers.
Posted: Feb 24th 2009 8:33PM silverwolf761 said
I'm really starting to think Activision is the new EA, or at least beating EA at it's own game
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Posted: Feb 24th 2009 10:05PM (Unverified) said
Dan and Mascaraed don't even look right, they in fact, look plain fugly!
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Posted: Feb 25th 2009 8:48AM (Unverified) said
Sega's toy division sells the toys/card game version. Why wouldn't they want to publish the video game version?
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Posted: Mar 24th 2009 1:40AM (Unverified) said
is there any more information on when it is releasted
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