Bakugan Battle Brawlers Collector's Edition with NAGA Collector Bakugan Ball | 
| From: Activision Inc.
List Price: $19.99
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Rating:  16 reviews
Format: Collector's Edition
Platform: Nintendo DS
Genre: action_games
ESRB: Everyone
Media: Video Game
Edition: Collector's Edition with NAGA Collector Bakugan Ball
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Age: 5 - 20 years
Operating System: Nintendo DS
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 1.5 x 5.4 x 4.3
MPN: 76089
Model: 76089
UPC: 047875760899
EAN: 0047875760899
Publication Date: September 30, 2009
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
 | Over 200 player cards, including 12 never seen before, plus 250 unlockables. | | | Create and customize your own Bakugan Battle Brawler with unique attributes and features that will separate your Brawler from all others on the planet. | | | Epic storyline of good vs. evil. Take your side in a brand new adventure and fight with Dan to defeat evil, save Vestroia and rescue Earth from total destruction. | | | Utilize 19 human characters, including 2 unique to the game, and 35 Bakugans across 24 action packed levels and 8 battlefield environments. | | | Includes 2 unique human characters and 2 unique Bakugans only available in the video game, plus a NAGA Collectable White Bakugan Ball exclusive to the DS game version. |
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Product Description
Bakugan CE DS
Amazon.com Product Description
Based on the wildly popular card game and television show, Bakugan: Battle Brawlers, is a video game experience requiring skill, strategy and imagination. Featuring a fierce assortment monsters, uncanny powers and amazing environments in an alternate dimension called Vestroia, the game lets you and your own unique Bakugan join forces with Dan and his fellow Brawlers as they battle to save Vestroia and ultimately, Earth from destruction. In addition, the Collector's Edition of Bakugan Battle Brawlers for DS and DSi extends players adventure even further by including the collectable Naga Bakugan Ball. 
Hybrid gameplay and rich environments.
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In-game customization.
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Wireless multiplayer support.
View larger. | Story
The story of Bakugan: Battle Brawlers revolves around a set of metallic cards that mysteriously fall from space. On finding them, kids from around the planet discover that the cards also provide access to a variety of monsters that can be pitted against each other and so develop a game based on the cards and monsters and set up tournaments. One group of these kids, who name themselves the "Bakugan Battle Brawlers" and who are led by Dan, find that the cards also serve as a link to a parallel dimension known as Vestroia. Here they discover that the game and its monsters that they are dedicated to mastering is tied to an imbalance of positive and negative energy in Vestroia. This imbalance must be corrected to avoid unspeakable consequences for Vestroia, and since a link has been made to the Earth, eventually the kids' home as well. Gameplay
Those who have played the popular Bakugan card game might already have an idea of how gameplay works in Bakugan: Battle Brawlers, but the video game adds several new elements. The game is something of a cross between marbles and a live action card game. To get started you'll first need to enter your name, select an attribute and create your character. Then you'll be ready to explore the world of Bakugan. If you can't wait to start battling your friends, then head straight to the Battle Arena, but if you want to be the best you have to learn the rules. The goal of Bakugan: Battle Brawlers is to win the game by collecting three "gate cards." Gate cards are collected by winning battles against opponents. As a starting move each player sets down one metallic gate card. Then you're ready to roll your Bakugan, which is in the form of a ball. After throwing you can steer your Bakugan around the environment so that it lands on the perfect card and collects powerups. The aim is to get your Bakugan to stand on a card, and that happens when they roll over it slowly. Once the Bakugan stands, it will transform into Battle Mode. Now you're ready to battle. A battle begins when two Bakugan from different players stand on the same gate card. The gate card then opens and both bakugan transform into Monster Mode, and are ready to fight. The gate card can add "G-Power" to a Bakugan according to its world attribute (color) and can also change the rules of the battle. Players can also boost their G-power by doing well in battle. The Bakugan with the highest G-power at the end of the battle wins. After battling, you can also use the points you have won to upgrade your Bakugan, acquire new in-game items, engage in Tag Team or Battle Royale action, or hone your skills by practicing your moves and strategy with Dan. The Bakugan Battle Brawlers Collector's Edition for DS and DSi Includes:
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Naga, is a rogue Bakugan who wants to control all the power in Vestoria. He is most recognizable for his skeletal body and split nose. Conniving and greedy, he tried to absorb the two energy cores, Infinite and Silence, but only absorbed the Silent Core, and in the process exploded Vestroia. In the hit animated TV show, he is Hal-G's Bakugan. | |
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 16
 Portable version of the famed Bakugan game! November 12, 2009
Eagle Vision (Southeastern United States)
25 out of 25 found this review helpful
I gave my daughter this game for her birthday, and pre-ordered this just in time. The cartridge is accompanied by a Special Collector's Edition Figure Naga with a Gate Card.
The premise of the game is just like the one with action figures, Gate Cards, and Special Ability Cards. You work on customizing your character based upon their looks and clothing. One limitation of the game is that you can only create one character at a time. You can progress in Story Mode by participating in battles, where you win points to upgrade your Bakugan, get additional Bakugan and get Gate/Ability Cards.
The graphics are above average for the DS platform. Game play, if you're a Bakugan Fan, is enjoyable. You choose which cards to play and then roll your Bakugan in the arena to collect G-Power and Additional Points before you land on a Gate Card. When the opponent rolls and lands onto the same Gate Card, the battle begins. As opposed to the figurine/card game where battles are won based upon point totals alone, your points are tallied based upon the Power Rating and then you will perform a battle using hand/eye coordination to win. The best of 5 battles wins the match.
My daughter says she loves the game since it is so fun. Her only complaint is not being able to have more than one profile.
Overall, this is a fun game, even for me. Coupled with the Special Edition Bakugan, this makes my daughter very happy.
 Low Marks for Product Packaging (lacks hardshell case) March 25, 2010
virginiaplain (US of A)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
My niece wanted the Bakugan toy. Now I am left with a non-standard packaged DS game. I was expecting there to be a hard shell case inside.
When you open the cardboard flap of the outer box, the game cartridge is just sitting in there wedged in the cardboard. You lift that cardboard up, and beneath that on the bottom of the cardboard box is the pamphlet for the game.
For the money, I am very disappointed that the cartridge & pamphlet are not in a typical hard shell case as all other DS games are.
They should mention this in the product description!!!
Can't say much more January 7, 2010
Lanna Lucky (Parker, CO United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
My son loves the game. He is never bored with it like the other reviews posted. He said it has helped him learn Bakugan strategy better. It was definitely worth the money I paid. I think those who are unhappy are looking for something more than what a DS could possibly offer.
 Lots of fun January 7, 2010
K. Wieland (New York)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
My boys both love this game. It is easy enough for my 5 year old to win some battles, yet challenging enough to keep the interest of my 8 year old. The collector bakugan was an added bonus!
My son loves it December 29, 2009
Bobo (FPO, AP, US)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I gave this game to my son for X-mas. He has been having a lot of fun with it. Our friends are buying the game for their son because he was so excited watching my son play his game.
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