Beyblade Burst – Let The Revolutionary Battle Begin
If you have a child in primary school, odds are you have heard of or experienced the Beyblade obsession firsthand.
My boys are crazy for Beyblade’s and while the fad does seem to come and go every few months at their school, it always returns with a vengeance.
Hasbro Beyblade
Just in time for Christmas, Hasbro has released their latest version of the favourite schoolyard spinning top game, Beyblade. The Beyblade Burst is revolutionary as far as my boys are concerned.
As children play, they will battle for the burst. Basically, as the Beylade’s spin and knock each other, they will twist slightly until one of the players Beyblade split / burst apart.
What makes this Beyblade different to the rest?
Not only can you now get the Beyblade Burst, you can also get the Beystadium which contains the battle to one area. But that is not the best bit! Beyblade has also released an app for players to take their battle to the next level. *The app is not required to play use the new Beyblade release. The app is free to download and allows users to scan their Beyblade Burst tops where they can interchange components with other Beyblade Burst tops in their own virtual collection and battle digitally.
Whether your kids watch the new Beyblade Burst animated TV show or not, chances are they have heard of it from their friends. Get in early before the official release in 2017 and get some fantastic Beyblade stocking stuffers for your kids.
Special release:
- Beyblade Burst Starter Pack. RRP $17.99
- Beyblade Burst Beystadium. RRP $19.99
- Beyblade Burst Epic Rivals Battle Set. RRP $64.99
- Beyblade Burst Digital App: Free to download and available in the App Store for iOS and Android devices.
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