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Beyblade: Metal Masters

By Mark Raby, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 8+

Simple toy-inspired game will appeal to franchise fans.

Game Nintendo DS 2011
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Beyblade: Metal Masters is sure to appeal to fans of the TV and toy franchise on which it is based, which is largely a younger audience. There are some strategies players can develop to become a very formidable competitor, but for the most part this is not required to complete the single-player quest. Players who are able to easily achieve victory will also be able to quickly speed through the game with little to no incentive to play again. There is a multi-player option that gives the game some replayability, but for the most part this is a linear game that has little else to offer. That being said, it is a faithful representation of the franchise and sure to provide several hours of enjoyment to any Beyblade fan.

Game Details

  • Platform: Nintendo DS
  • Available online?: Not available online
  • Publisher: Hudson Entertainment
  • Release date: November 15, 2011
  • Genre: Fighting
  • ESRB rating: E for Fantasy Violence, Mild Language
  • Last updated: August 29, 2016

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