Custom Robo

Custom Robo GX

Custom Robo GX brings the beloved Custom Robo experience to the Game Boy Advance with a Japan‑only release. Players can fully customize their Robo's body, gun, bomb, pod, and feet, then fight on 2‑D zero‑gravity planes. The game features split‑screen multiplayer, RPG‑style progression, and auto‑aim combat, all adapted to the handheld's hardware while retaining the series' core feel.

Custom Robo V2

The game blends role‑playing progression with fast‑paced action, offering both single‑player and split‑screen multiplayer modes for up to two players. Its sci‑fi setting and customizable robots provide deep replay value for collectors and competitive gamers alike.

Custom Robo

In Custom Robo you play as a young boy who builds his own battle robot, Ray, and enters the Robo Station's Holosseum to compete in a high‑stakes championship. The story mode follows your quest to defeat the ultimate builder, Mamoru, while mastering robot customization and arena tactics. The game blends fast‑paced fighting with RPG‑style progression, letting you collect parts, upgrade your robo, and battle friends in split‑screen multiplayer across confined 3D arenas.

Custom Robo Arena

Custom Robo Arena is a sci‑fi action role‑playing game for the Nintendo DS where players compete in intense robot battles. You earn money, buy parts, and upgrade your Custom Robo to dominate the arena. The title adds online multiplayer via Nintendo Wi‑Fi Connection, voice chat, and split‑screen local play, plus a Rivals list to track your toughest opponents.

Robot Battler

Robot Battler lets you upgrade a customizable robot to out‑maneuver and defeat opponents in fast‑paced matches. Play alone against AI or challenge a friend in local multiplayer for endless sci‑fi action.

Beyblade: Let it Rip!

Beyblade: Let it Rip! lets players dive into fast-paced, tournament-style battles inspired by the original Beyblade series. Choose between Tournament Mode, Free Battle, or customize your own Beyblade in Customize Mode for endless spin battles. With both single‑player and multiplayer options, the game offers a straightforward fighting experience that captures the excitement of Beyblade competitions while keeping role‑playing elements to a minimum.