Update: October 3, 2003
«©NCSX» Sporting a premise similar to that of Kingdom of Scribbling aka Magic Pengel in the USA, Tensai Bit-Kun Guramon Battle gives players the power of pen and doodling's the name of the game. Draw a monster and watch it come to life as a living (well...), breathing, fighting machine. Ill-prepared artists need not fear if their drawing hand is more than a little off. The program guides the doodler with a firm Japanese voice which teaches cartoon creating tyros the finer points of illustration. Errant lines and wayward chicken scratches are also cleaned up to avoid any embarrassing artwork. Once a creation is ready, it may be saved to memory card and used as a battle beast against other doodled monsters in an arena. For those who prefer not to doodle, a set of fully fleshed out monsters may be selected as your on-screen fighter. Three game modes are featured in the game: 1) Story Mode: Draw a Guramon and "raise" it by battling in arenas
2) Tournament Mode: Battle Guramon one-on-one against foes
3) Guramon Exchange Mode: Trade monsters with friends Similar to Kingdom of Scribbling, monsters may be saved to memory card. Winnings may be used to add colors and "parts" to your creature for enhanced fighting performance. NCS had a blast with the first game and we'll spend the next few days exploring this one. We'll report back with any interesting tidbits. JAN Code: 4988611203071 This document is ©NCSX 2003. All rights reserved. No reproduction in whole or in part of this document may be made without express written consent of National Console Support, Inc.
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