Shaman King Master of Spirits
- Original Shaman King storylines and adventures.
- Increase your experience to learn new attacks and skills.
- Battle enemies made specially for the videogames.
- Events unfold just like reading a comic.
Product Description
Control Yoh in an all-new adventure and use his powers as a Shamanto fight nefarious foes and train to become the Shaman King!Friends Anna and Morty and rivals Len and Rio make appearances by the side of with the rest of the cast from the animated TV series andcomic book. Master awesome abilities and attacks like YohsCelestial Slash and exact Spirit Unity on your path to becomingthe new Shaman King!* Original Shaman King storylines and adventures * Increase your experience to learn new attacks and skills * Battle enemies made specially for the videogames * Events unfold just like reading a comic — SPECIFICATIONs ————————————–ESRB Rating : E for EveryoneGenre/Category : FightingSystem : Nintendo GameBoy AdvanceNumber of Players : Compatible Peripherals: www.konami.com
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This game is absolutley brilliant i like it there are 54 levels in total it is hard but fun you can use a bunch of spirits like bason lee bai long and much more this is the kind of game that you want to get if your looking for a long chalenging game especially for those manga readers id have to say i am the frickn largest sk fan in the world so you might need a guide particulary the prima one so even if you dont read the manga buy this you wont regret it i would give this 1 million stars if i could!
Rating: 5 / 5
I delight in this game alot. You battle characters from the anime and manga like Toa Len and Bason, and Horo Horo and Corey. You could also use other spirits like Togogeroh and Mosuke to get past perplexing but sometimes simple obstacles. After you defeat the opposing shaman you take there gardian ghost. You could also use the Budahkiri shockwave attack. Anyone who likes the anime and manga will like this wonderful game. FIVR STARS!!
Rating: 5 / 5
One of my objections to some of the recent fantasy-stylishness sports meeting I’ve played is that the designers either give you a jump button OR a kill button, but rarely both. This results in a splendid many terrible sports meeting with awkward controls.
Maybe the GBA is a dying platform– there don’t seem to be as many decent sports meeting coming out these days, but Shaman King Master of Spirits is one of the few excellent ones. You travel around a map as Yoh Asakura, fighting monsters and collecting Spirits. The spirits give you different abilities, and can be assigned to the L and R triggers as soon as you have the appropriate item to give you that slot, so that you can keep your regular attack and pull off special moves (usually to get to one of the game’s MANY hard-to-reach places.
It’s addictive. I don’t particularly care about the manga, and I don’t particularly care that it’s a hybrid of a couple of the Castlevania sports meeting with a different set of skins, the game is flat-out FUN to play. The boss fights are challenging without being impossible, and the levels (for the most part) can be run backwards as well as forwards, which is vital because you end up having to revisit levels to collect Spirits, using a newly bought Spirit to get past a barrier you couldn’t before, or slide owing to a gap, or super-jump. No matter what.
Go out and get this game. It’s a Game Boy game, so it isn’t necessarily very long, but it is longer than the other Shaman King game for GBA, and the other reviewers were right, it is merciless. Really worth your cash and your time.
Rating: 4 / 5
I’m generally more of a Yu-Gi-Oh fan, but this game… is addicting. Not only did I buy it on sight when I found out about it, it in fact took over my obsession with trying to beat YGO: Reshef Of Destruction. Trust me, that was extremely hard to do. It’s very challenging (for me, at least. I’m still honestly new to playing video sports meeting) since there are so many different people and creatures to fight, and the traps are always a rude awakening if you haven’t already been there and died. ^_^() Basically, it’s all a trial-and-error thing, seeing what works best in that particular situation. But that’s all I’m saying there ^_~ You’ll have to figure the rest out for yourself.
Rating: 5 / 5
I got this game a small after Christmas what happened was I got grand theft auto advance and to be blunt it sucked hard. So I took it to eb sports meeting to trade it in and guess what game I got. That’s right I got this game I fell in like with soon after I got it wich was five minutes. The game is fun and semi addictive.
It took me about a week to beat one file in normal mode. An I beat the game in hard mode in about a week or two. But by and large the game is worth it even though sometimes it willllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll tick you off.
Rating: 4 / 5