Beyblade: G-Revolution
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(GameBoy Advance - PAL, Action & Adventure)
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Developed_By:
Full Fat
Published_By:
Atari
Released On:
18 Nov 2004
The 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 collection of blades, which you can customize with the Beyblade editor. Compete against more than 16 characters in a storyline taken straight from the Beyblade G-Revolution animated series.
UPC-A:
742725256897 (USA)
Part #:
AGB-BB2E-USA (USA)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
How to Play
Getting Started
Switch the Nintendo Game Boy Advance system OFF. Never insert or remove a Game Pak while the Game Boy Advance is ON.
Insert the Beyblade GRevolution Game Pak into the slot on the Game Boy Advance. Press firmly to ensure the Game Pak is correctly inserted.
Switch the Game Boy Advance ON. The game should start. If the game does not start, return to step 1.
Press the A Button to proceed to the Main Menu.
Game Controls
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L Button
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R Button
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+ Control Pad
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A Button
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B Button
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Select
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Start
New Game
Choose New Game from the Main Menu and press the A Button. Use the A Button to scroll through each line of dialogue.
Options
Choose Options from the Main Menu to select from the following choices:
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SFX - Adjust sound effects volume up or down
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Music - Adjust music volume up or down
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Credits - View the names of the people who created the game
Saving and Loading
You can save your game at any time. Press START to pause the game. Select “Save game” from the Pause menu.
To load a previously saved game, choose Load Game from the Main Menu and press the A Button.
Pause Menu
Press START to pause the game and select from the following choices:
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Continue - Return to the game.
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Save Game - Save your progress.
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Settings - Change menu colors, text speed, etc.
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Exit - Return to the Main Menu.
Action Icons
These are small pictures that appear above people or things, which indicate that you can interact with them. Press the A Button when one of these icons appears.
This appears when you are close to an item of interest. Press the A Button to take a closer look at it.
This appears when you are close to a person you can talk to. Press the A Button to begin a conversation.
Beyblade Collection
Press the R Button to open your Beyblade collection. Here you can look at everything you've collected during your adventure.
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View Inventory - Examine objects of interest you have found.
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View Collection - Examine all of the Beyblades and Beyblade components you have received.
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Go to Workshop - Access the Beyblade Workshop to customize and repair your Beyblades.
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Meet the Bladers - Review defeated opponents and their stats.
Shops
You can get loads of great Beyblade items in shops: new Ripcords, Launchers and even new Beyblades! Choose Buy, Sell or Exit. The cost of each item is listed on the right. Your BBA credits are displayed on-screen, don't spend it all at once.
BBA Credits
The Advanced components are the Bit Chip and Engine Gear. The Bit Chip contains the "spirit" of the Beyblade. It alone determines the Beyblade's Experience Points (Beyblade EXP).
You can swap Bit Chips to a different Beyblade in the Beyblader Workshop. The Engine Gear replaces the Spin Gear in any Beyblade configuration. If installed, the Engine Gear can boost your RPM at any point during Combat.
Let's Battle!
When you meet another Beyblader he or she may challenge you to a battle. But before you go into combat you need to check your gear! The "Check Your Gear" menu appears before any battle.
You can select any Beyblade, Ripcord and Launcher from your collection. Once you have entered combat you cannot swap equipment. Once you have chosen your equipment, select "Continue" and press the A Button to Let It Rip!
TIP: Check all of your equipment before you enter combat. If a blade is damaged it's wise to repair it or choose another blade. Ripcords and Launchers wear out, so replace them with fresh ones (if you have any).
Let It Rip!
You have to wait for the signal: "3, 2, 1, LET IT RIP!" Tap the A Button to get things moving. Tap the A Button again to set the power for your rip.
But be careful, you cannot release your Blade until the words "LET IT RIP!" appear. Otherwise you forfeit the round.
TIP: Hold the A Button to boost your power. Try to go for the perfect launch!
Combat
The object of combat is to defeat your opponent. You can do this in one of three ways:
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Spindown - Reduce your opponent's RPM to zero.
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Ring Out - Knock your opponent out of the arena.
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Destroy - Annihilate your opponent through sustained attacks.
Regardless of the outcome of the battle, both players receive EXP. If you win, you receive more than if you lose.
Each Beyblade has an RPM Bit Chip meter, a speed meter and a damage meter in the display. RPM decreases naturally throughout the battle. Endurance blade types lose less RPM than other types. The last Beyblade spinning wins.
The Bit Chip meter displays the energy of the Bit Beast. An experience Beyblader can unleash the power of the Bit Beast for a devastating attack on an opponent.
Controls
+Control Pad
Move the cursor to menu selections
A Button
Confirm selection
B Button
Cancel selection / Go back
START
Start the game
SELECT
Pause the game
R Button
Access Inventory menus
L Button
Jump
Tips & Maps
Strength (STR)
Determines the overall potential spin power (RPM) of a Beyblade and how hard you can pull the Ripcord. Your strength can be boosted throughout the game.
Experience Points (EXP)
Earned throughout the game in battle or as rewards for completing certain tasks.
Level (LEV)
Increases as you earn more EXP, indicating a better Beyblader.
Blade Base
Determines movement speed.
Spin Gear
Determines the rotation direction (left or right).
Attack Ring
Determines how much damage potential a blade can have.
Weight Disk
Determines endurance and additional damage inflicted.
ATT, DEF, END Ratings
Each component has its own Attack, Defend, and Endurance ratings, which determine the Beyblade type and affect performance during combat.
Attack
Tap the A Button to launch an attack; a successful hit reduces the opponent's RPM and may inflict damage. Holding the button longer performs stronger attacks, but missing leaves you vulnerable to counter attacks.
Defend
Hold the B Button to defend; a hit can be reversed if defended against well enough, but overdoing it takes time to recover. Some Beyblades defend better or reflect damage while defending.
Dodge & Jump
Press the R Button to dodge incoming attacks and the L Button to jump. Poorly timed jumps can knock you out of the ring.
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