PSFocus writes: "What the hell is Bakugan? We understand that this is your first reaction when you read the title of our impression. Fortunately there are impressions about people an impression of a game to give and that is exactly what we do. Bakugan is a new craze that is a rise from, how could it be otherwise, Japan. The TV gets all huge successes and at that time not more than one game absence. We visited in the past Gamescom the state of Activision. and let us surprise by the new phenomenon. Your introduction to Bakugan starts now ... "
Activision is pleased to announce today the fall release of Bakugan Battle Brawlers: Defenders of the Core for the DS, Wii, PSP, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360.
Building a team of creatures and ability cards, you take on genero-anime opponents in battles that are a mix of touchscreen minigames, stylus-swiping ball-steering and tiresome animations. The story behind all this may hold some appeal for Bakugan fans but the repetitive scraps will bore most gamers, not least because you don't do much – aside from a few screen taps, things seem to happen around you, making the whole thing incredibly boring. For non-Bakugan followers this is, quite literally, balls.
Crispy Gamerr writes: "0:00 The back of the box promises that "This is Bakugan like never before." That's highly accurate for me, since I'd never heard of Bakugan before receiving this game in the mail. But I like to keep up with the "youth culture" with its "Internet" and its "sexting" and its "industrials" and so forth, so I figured I'd see what this was all about."
