- Electronic boys action game craze from Japan
- Incorporates display screen and a special digital compass for tracking invisible beasts
- Rotate your body until you hook a beast, then reel it in by winding the handle, and let the battle commence
- Device can connect to others simply by pressing tops together for interactive battles
- More than 100 beasts to find, catch, train, battle and exchange
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Product Specifications
| Model Number: | B001DV1DTM |
| Assembly Required: | No |
| Batteries Required?: | Yes |
| Batteries Included?: | No |
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Product Description
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Catcha Beast is a new electronic boys action game from Japan. It utilises advanced spacial technology to detect invisible beasts, enabling you to connect and battle against a mysterious world of creatures while getting some exercise. The device incorporates a special digital compass that tracks beasts as you hold the handset and move it around in the air. Spin your body until you locate one, hook it, reel it in until it appears on the black and white screen, then let the battle commence! Once you've caught a creature you can train it, connect with friends and play interactive battles. There are more than 100 beasts to find, catch, train, battle and exchange, so Catcha Beast is enough of a challenge for any budding beast tamer!
Product Description
Catcha Beast is a new electronic boys action game from Japan! The device incorporates a special digital compass where you must roate your body until you hook a beast, then reel it in and let the battle commence! Once you've caught a beast, train it and connect with friends for interactive battles! Over 100 beasts to find, catch, train, battle and exchange! Please note: Only compatable with Catcha Beast - Red: 331496_red (sold seperately)
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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When my 10 year old son got this for Christmas, he loved it and wouldn't go to bed in case a beast came when he was asleep. Also he would jump out of bed in a trice if a beast appeared. The graphics are pretty basic, but that doesn't seem to spoil the fun. There are always some elusive beasts you haven't caught yet, and you can compare notes with your pals. This toy has been dropped a lot and suffered no damage. It is great fun and good value.
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I bought this for a 6 year old boy. It works better if you have more than one of them.For instance Bandai - Catcha Beast - Red
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My little boy loved this. As son as he opened it we went running round the house looking for all sorts of invisible beasts. The Catcha Beast lets off a beep when it senses and there are over a 100 Beasts to collect .. all around your house ! Plus once you catch your beasts you can trade them with other kids who have a Catch Beast too. Greta fun for 5 - 10yr olds. Can't beat a good imagination toy.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Scannerz remake. Nice idea, so-so execution.
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Published on 24 Jun 2009 by Frank
poor screen display hard to see for kids
poor screen display hard to see for kids very dissapointed .. returned the 3 i bought needs in proving first with a light in screen
Published on 5 Feb 2009 by A. wilson
CATCHA BEAST
MY SON GOT THIS AS A BIRTHDAY PRESENT, HE WAS REALLY EXCITED AS THIS WAS THE TOY HE HAD WANTED. HE IS 9 YEARS OLD AND STILL HASN'T GOT IT TO WORK PROPERLY AND IS NOW LEFT IN A... Read more
Published on 3 Feb 2009 by Mrs. M. B. Smith
hard to use
i brought this toy for my son who's 10 he couldn't get it to work well, think really its for kids who are alot older
Published on 29 Jan 2009 by M. Harris
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