BattleBots: Beyond the BattleBox $29.99
by Majesco Sales, Inc.

Features:

16 actual BattleBots including Overkill, Minion and Biohazard
Design your own customized BattleBots
Play one to four players in head-to-head action
Duke it out in 5 deadly arenas including the BattleBox


BattleBots Kick Bot Arena Game $11.99
by Hasbro

Pick a Bot and you're ready to roll. Score a Hit and you'll defeat a Damaged dice, but you'll have no impact against Armor. Roll a Super Hit and you'll defeat everything! But watch out for the opponent.


Dexter's Laboratory: Mandark's Robot Revenge $19.99
by BAM! Entertainment

Cubix Robots for Everyone: Clash 'n Bash $29.99
by The 3DO Company

 


LEGO Bionicle $29.98
by LEGO Media International

Action-adventure game for kids
Play as the brave Tohunga, who brings peace to Mata Nui
Complete quests in 6 areas to recover the Toa stones
More than 20 levels of play and 6 multiplayer games
For 1 to 4 players


Robot Rumble Power Cards to be used with Rumble Robots shown below

Robot Rumble Power Cards $5.99
by Trendmasters
Robot Rumble Booster Power Cards $5.99
by Trendmasters

Get ready to rumble! Rumble Robots are like BattleBots meet e-pets meet Pokémon. Rumble Robots is a collectible card game that combines card play with a battling electronic robot counterpart. First, play the card game to win cards from your opponent, then swipe the won cards through your robot to give him more power. Robots battle in an attempt to kill each other's power supply, by either tipping them over, hitting their antenna-like terminate switch, or sapping power via laser attack. The winning bot gets to collect "treasure points"--registering their victories in memory. Just out of the box, the robot is sluggish, none too nimble, and he doesn't have "punch power" or "laser power." But that is easily remedied because he comes with five game cards, some of which can be used to give him more speed, agility, and battle power. Rumble Bot can travel forward or backwards, deliver a battery of punches, shout out various cries of battle, and shoot power-sapping "laser beams"--all via remote control. Of course if you want to battle, you'll have to get another bot, and to play a really good game, you'll have to get extra cards as well. Every bot comes with a poster depicting all the available power cards. The remote requires three "AAA" batteries (not included). The robot requires four "AA" batteries (not included) and three LR button cell batteries (included).
 
     
     
   
     


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