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Bakugan: Defenders of the Core - PSP Game
Original price was: $40.00.$22.38Current price is: $22.38.
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PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:896992000568
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:PSP
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:PSP_B-BOY
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | PSP |
| ESRB Rating | Everyone 10+ |
| Genre | Action & Adventure |
| Players | 1-4+ |
| Condition | Used |
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There are 4 different sports here, but they kind of feel inferior to the other games that only focus on one sport. The horse racing feels incomplete. They should have done basketball instead.
This has a good variety of sports games, but you have to figure out which button does what for each game. Not all of them work the same! For example, in one game you may have to use the B button to jump, but in another game, you may have to use A to jump even though this is on the same disc.
My daughter loved the game, but was disappointed because it did not include the amiibo card as stated.
Overall, a fun game that contain 5 sports…..i purchased two games to be able to play with my kids…we really enjoy the multiplayer mode together…
I really enjoy being able to switch sports and have tournaments in most.
Mario Sports Superstars is a combination of 5 different sports in one set. Two of these–Tennis and golf–already have (superior) standalone releases on 3DS, and the characters have engaged in every one of the included activities in different games in the past (horse racing was included in a recent Mario and Sonic game).Mechanically, these games are all pretty solid. Tennis and golf work exactly the same way as the standalone entries. Baseball introduces a spinning wheel mechanic for pitching, which is a little different from previous games. Soccer has basic passing and shooting mechanics. Horse racing is pretty easy to control as well.Each mode has its own version of an exhibition match as well as a basic tournament. The tournament rounds are inevitably short. Tennis matches last a few games, golf is best of 3 holes, etc.Some sports have competitive online play. Tennis and soccer work pretty well. Golf does not have an online component, which is curious given that the standalone version did. Playing tennis, I suffered a little lag, but this is consistent with the standalone tennis 3DS game’s online experiences. Other times, matches were fine.The amiibo component is frustrating. Nintendo is selling amiibo cards, which can be used to unlock star versions of the characters in their respective sports (e.g. Golf Bowser unlocks Star Bowser in golf, but not in tennis). Every existing amiibo figure can be scanned to unlock coins which can be used to purchase in-game cards, but these.
Just a collection of 5 basic Mario sports game including Golf, Soccer, Tennis , Horse Racing, BaseballMost games are stripped down compared to their full game counterparts and only include Exhibition, Tournament and Training with exception of Horse Racing which has a ‘Stable’ mode to train your horse.-Golf: Similar to Mario Golf World Tour except no open world map view and limited courses. In fact most mini-games in this collection have limited courses.-Tennis: Similar to Mario Ultrasmash (Wii U) or Mario Tennis Open (3DS), but like golf, no course variety. Power up system is similar as they’re not over the top, and can be initiated by one or two button presses once a glowing circle icon is present on the field-Soccer: If you love Super Mario Strikers then you’ll be very disappointing as this is a very stripped down version of it. No personalized power ups and the field seem very small in terms compared to the GameCube game. You get your basic pass, long pass, kick and slide mechanic. If you dribble the ball long enough it will glow to where you can do a special kick that’s faster and harder for the goalie to block-Baseball: Very basic compared to Mario Super Sluggers. As a pitcher, you select your type of throw then a circle appears with a yellow and/or red section. You try your best to press a button and hit the red area at a better chance of the opponent not hitting the ball. As a batter you just have to watch the ball and swing at the right time. Each character have a dif.
Great variety of games. Golf is especially good.
Directions very confusing. No characters have to be unlocked
I love being able to play more than one sport without having to switch games and building up my players to make them better.
Wayne Caton –
Mario sports stars nice 😎😎😎
Saku –
Super divertido.
DJ –
Granddaughter love it!
SSS, Inc. –
Son loved it.
Micah Sherman –
I really enjoy being able to switch sports and have tournaments in most.
Alberto –
Everything was great sealed and clean
Meyer –
Son’s favorite game. ðŸ˜
Omar –
Genial y entretenido lo juego una y otra vez
J. Thebige –
I’m writing this review because I want others who love horse games to give this a try. Its not realisitc but, very nice cute graphics. The saddles and other tack options are cute also. I do like the other parts of the game. Which I remember playing on the N64 a lot. But, if your a horse lover you may like this. Its very nicely done. Well worth the cost for the casual gamer.
XZero –
Mario Sports Superstars is a combination of 5 different sports in one set. Two of these–Tennis and golf–already have (superior) standalone releases on 3DS, and the characters have engaged in every one of the included activities in different games in the past (horse racing was included in a recent Mario and Sonic game).Mechanically, these games are all pretty solid. Tennis and golf work exactly the same way as the standalone entries. Baseball introduces a spinning wheel mechanic for pitching, which is a little different from previous games. Soccer has basic passing and shooting mechanics. Horse racing is pretty easy to control as well.Each mode has its own version of an exhibition match as well as a basic tournament. The tournament rounds are inevitably short. Tennis matches last a few games, golf is best of 3 holes, etc.Some sports have competitive online play. Tennis and soccer work pretty well. Golf does not have an online component, which is curious given that the standalone version did. Playing tennis, I suffered a little lag, but this is consistent with the standalone tennis 3DS game’s online experiences. Other times, matches were fine.The amiibo component is frustrating. Nintendo is selling amiibo cards, which can be used to unlock star versions of the characters in their respective sports (e.g. Golf Bowser unlocks Star Bowser in golf, but not in tennis). Every existing amiibo figure can be scanned to unlock coins which can be used to purchase in-game cards, but these.