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Maybe… Ask about the information ShadowBakugan told us, see if he can confirm it? Maybe *hinthint* about the new Maxus's? Also, NAGA'S GATEKEEPERS.
No moral here, but that song, Okkusenman, has been killing me. On topic, it reminded me of a time in my old elementary (don't remember what grade) when every day me and my friends would play some Megaman, Sonic, or Pokemon-related game that I made up. Mainly Megaman(Nt Warrior/BN). But yeah, it was good to remember a time when I could act like that(running around saying “pewpewpew”) and not care.
Once upon a time, SM almost cared to let us know something.But that was years ago.
December 16, 2008 - Spin Master Ltd. and Universal Pictures have entered into a development deal in which Universal and Stuber Productions will produce a film based on the popular strategic game and anime series Bakugan Battle Brawlers. One of the most sought after toy lines of this holiday season, Bakugan Battle Brawlers is a collectible featuring marble-like balls that transform into powerful Bakugan monsters when rolled on game cards. With its unique combination of great characters and all the play patterns that boys love, Bakugan has rapidly gained recognition around the world as the next big thing in boys' action entertainment. The anime series Bakugan Battle Brawlers airs six days a week on the Cartoon Network and is continually a Top 10 show for the network. "Bakugan brings something original and exciting to the boys' action genre and we're looking forward to working with Stuber Productions and Universal to unleash that power on the big screen," says Ronnen Harary of Spin Master Ltd. Ronnen Harary from Spin Master Ltd. is producing the film along with Scott Stuber from Stuber Productions. Donna Langley and Jeff Kirschenbaum from Universal are overseeing. Jon Mone of Stuber Productions brought the property to the company through Mike Drake, whom they just worked with on the upcoming Universal release Repossession Mambo. Jon will executive produce. "I am very excited to collaborate with Spin Master to bring its unique property to the screen. Bakugan has all the elements of a great movie and is already adored by fans across the globe," said producer Scott Stuber. "Bakugan provides an excellent concept and storyline for an action packed motion picture thriller," said Donna Langley. "We are pleased to be joining forces with Spin Master and Stuber to bring this increasingly popular game to the big screen."
I don't think ANYONE could have said it better themselves. Two things though: A) DO NOT get rid of the Wii version. I think it should stick with Nintendo systems, but the Wii version is great too, you know.B) The Wii version holds 4 saved files.Also, I'd like more Battles that are NOT tournament related. It get very, very old after a while. Maybe a couple more unlockable fields, too. But I really love the Customizer thing, and I could actually get my sister into Bakugan again if there was a female character.
SHUN; So far that is. Second… Marduk. Those, and I think maybe a tag team one that I can't remember are the only ones I've had to retry on.
Heh. Just finished the game. And I nearly NEVER finish games, especially for the Wii. That… Was wayyyy too easy. I Beat Marduk on my first try, while Shun took me 3-5 both times. I often felt bad for the opponent, cause I'm always able to make him/her miss and get a Double Stand. Anyways, It's not all that bad, since there's plenty to do after you win. As of now, I have a strictly Darkus collection, but as soon as I unlock Angelo/Diablo, I'm gonna start on an Aquos one.Overall, I have to say the Wii version has not dissapointed me yet. If it did, I wouldn't've bothered playing it at all...
Why do I have a sensation in the back of my head it's going to be haos?
Because you're a genius in that way.But yeah, it's a little late for SM, but better than never.
