Already a massive hit in Japan, B-Daman
is a modern twist on a very traditional toy. It combines fantasy,
the strategy of trading card games with customisation, collectability
and battling all wrapped up in a futuristic Japanese anime-style
that has proved to be incredibly popular with kids since Pokemon
first hit the UK in the late nineties. Kids can collect a
wide variety of cool B-Daman battling
figures, each with different marble shooting B-Daskills like
Power, Rapid Fire and Accuracy...
The
B-Daman line is all about custom-building figures for
different gaming styles. Figures feature fully interchangeable
armour so kids can swap parts from their collection of figures
to create the ultimate marble warrior. Gaming is easy to pick
up and great fun.
There
are eight different character figures in the Direct Hit Battle
(DHB) range. As with the rest of the figures in this collection,
Chrome Zephyr has been designed so that you can remove
its helmet, shoulder armour and foot armour. Although, I have
to admit that I thought that this figure was by far the coolest
in the range.
Once
you've built your character you can fire marbles, from a specially
designed chute, at your enemies. To win you simply have to
disable your opponent's DHB target.
While
you can battle your friends on a table or other smooth surface,
you really need to invest £20 to buy the D-Daman
Tournament Set. This will not only give you
a guaranteed level playing field, but it also has the advantage
of coming with numerous cool add-ons to ensure that your skill
is tested to the limits. It also has the added attraction
that you can spend hours honing your skills on your own, to
ensure you wipe the floor with your friends.
Hasbro
has come up with a bit of a winner here. Cheap, fun and very
collectible, this range is sure to become an instant hit with
school children everywhere.
Pete
Boomer
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