40
A game has suffered from over development of one facet of its gameplay at the expense of the other. While the tournament aspects are as close to a perfect representation of the real world of Beyblading as you could expect from the Gameboy Advance, the RPG elements appear to be an afterthought added to tie the game to Season 3 of the anime.
55
A well-intentioned game that still suffers from shallow gameplay and a few major design flaws. It can be amusing in short bursts but grows tiresome rapidly.
40
Fails to be entertaining in every category.
9
[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]
9
This game, along with V-force, were the first beyblade gba games to be released in North America. This RPG is an instant classic gba game allowing players to become a beyblader battling against many opponents while collecting and customizing lots of beyblades seen in the Anime.
2
This game isn't fun, the opposite of what a game should be. It's tedious and boring, and nothing about is exciting. The battles are monotonous and all play the exact same. Once you get into the tournaments, it's just constant battles with nothing else. 6 battles in a row, with each taking over 5 minutes, and they're all boring. I much prefer the V-Force game as that one is actually fun
Beyblade G-Revolution
Game Boy Advance
Released On:
Nov 18, 2004
Metascore
Generally Unfavorable
40
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Mixed or Average
7.4
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A well-intentioned game that still suffers from shallow gameplay and a few major design flaws. It can be amusing in short bursts but grows tiresome rapidly.
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Beyblade G-Revolution has, nestled deep, the ingredients for a rather unique, fun title. As it stands, it is merely below average, marked by its lack of direction and uninteresting variety of Beyblades.
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Nov 29, 2024
9
This game, along with V-force, were the first beyblade gba games to be released in North America. This RPG is an instant classic gba game allowing players to become a beyblader battling against many opponents while collecting and customizing lots of beyblades seen in the Anime.
40
Fails to be entertaining in every category.
40
A game has suffered from over development of one facet of its gameplay at the expense of the other. While the tournament aspects are as close to a perfect representation of the real world of Beyblading as you could expect from the Gameboy Advance, the RPG elements appear to be an afterthought added to tie the game to Season 3 of the anime.
24
The only good thing we can say about Beyblade GRevolution is that the time you spend actually playing it is time you'll spend weighing up your life, the area you live in and how much better everything else is than this piss poor excuse for a video game is.
May 5, 2021
2
This game isn't fun, the opposite of what a game should be. It's tedious and boring, and nothing about is exciting. The battles are monotonous and all play the exact same. Once you get into the tournaments, it's just constant battles with nothing else. 6 battles in a row, with each taking over 5 minutes, and they're all boring. I much prefer the V-Force game as that one is actually fun
SummaryThe G-Revolution is sweeping over the entire Beyblade world, and your job is to challenge the greatest Beybladers and collect valuable parts. Like previous entries in the Beyblade series, G-Revolution lets you pit your spinning top against others in different arenas. In your quest to become world champion, you can build a varied collecti... Read More
Rated Efor Everyone
