Zatchbell!: Electric Arena | ROM-DOWNLOAD
NEWPopularZatch Bell!: Electric Arena is a 2D fighting game based on the hit Zatch Bell! anime and manga franchise . The game was developed by Eighting and came out for the Game Boy Advance. It was initially released in Japan in December 2003 as Konjiki no Gash Bell!! Unare! Yuujō no Zakeru, with the English language version following in 2005. In Electric Arena, unlike traditional fighting games where the player controls one fighter, the player focuses on the special relationship between a Mamodo and the human partner who reads his or her spell book. The human partner directs the Mamodo's magical attacks, creating a two-character battle system that fits the rules of the Zatch Bell universe. Players can fight using teams such as Zatch & Kiyo, Brago & Sherry, Kanchomé & Folgore, Tia & Megumi, and several other pairs. The game has Story, Free Battle, Challenge, Survival and communication modes, mini-games and a collection system. This gives the small GBA cartridge considerably more variety than a simple arcade-style fighter.
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Zatch Bell!: Electric Arena is a 2D fighting game based on the hit Zatch Bell! anime and manga franchise . The game was developed by Eighting and came out for the Game Boy Advance. It was initially released in Japan in December 2003 as Konjiki no Gash Bell!! Unare! Yuujō no Zakeru, with the English language version following in 2005. In Electric Arena, unlike traditional fighting games where the player controls one fighter, the player focuses on the special relationship between a Mamodo and the human partner who reads his or her spell book. The human partner directs the Mamodo's magical attacks, creating a two-character battle system that fits the rules of the Zatch Bell universe. Players can fight using teams such as Zatch & Kiyo, Brago & Sherry, Kanchomé & Folgore, Tia & Megumi, and several other pairs. The game has Story, Free Battle, Challenge, Survival and communication modes, mini-games and a collection system. This gives the small GBA cartridge considerably more variety than a simple arcade-style fighter.