Play Beyblade - Fighting Tournament (Japan) Online

Beyblade - Fighting Tournament on the Game Boy Color is exactly what it sounds like—tiny spinning tops duking it out in pixelated glory. You pick your blade, tweak its parts (balance or aggression? I always went aggression), and then it’s just you, your opponent, and a whole lot of clattering metal sounds.

The battles are simple but weirdly tense—timing your launch just right and watching your Beyblade bounce around the arena like a drunk pinball is way more fun than it should be. It’s not fancy, but there’s something satisfying about the way the sprites scrape against each other before one finally topples over.

If you played this as a kid, the nostalgia hits hard. If you didn’t, it’s still a solid little fighter with that classic Game Boy charm. Just don’t expect modern polish—this is pure, janky top-spinning chaos.