What to know
- Western releases: Solus Edition ($29.99) and Collector's Edition ($39.99, includes a Wing Pegasus 90WF); Japanese releases: standard and Ultimate Bundle (5800 yen, includes Samurai Pegasis W105R2F Brave Ver.).
- Story splits into '4D Mode' starring Gingka Hagane and Japan-only 'Zero-G Mode' starring Zyro Kurogane.
- Over 500 collectible parts worldwide (700 in the Japanese version), viewable in the 'Beypedia' inside Bey Factory Mode.
- First worldwide Beyblade game not a re-release of an earlier title, and the first to launch ahead of its Japanese counterpart.
- Second Beyblade game (after the original Bakuten Shoot Beyblade) developed without Hudson Soft's involvement.
Named elsewhere on this site
From our own records Tournament reports, testing threads, rules announcements, news and fake or leak checks carrying this name. Each link opens that section with the name already searched for.
- BEYBLADE: Evolution Customizations/Parts Discussion testing thread
- BEYBLADE: Evolution Custom Combo Pictures testing thread
- December 2013 Giveaway: BEYBLADE: Evolution or MFB 4DxZG - Passport Holders Only news item · 2013-12-04
- New BEYBLADE: Evolution forum - game to be released on October 29th! news item · 2013-10-29
- December 2013 Giveaway: BEYBLADE: Evolution or MFB 4DxZG - Passport Holders Only rules announcement · 2013-12-04
- New BEYBLADE: Evolution forum - game to be released on October 29th! rules announcement · 2013-10-29
Related entries
Claims We Could Not Check
Attributed, not verified by us
- Both the worldwide and Japanese release dates slipped multiple times: the global date moved from October 22 to October 25 to October 29, 2013, and the Japanese version from September 26 to December 19, 2013.
- A launch event was held at the Nintendo World Store in Rockefeller Plaza, New York, including cupcakes modeled after Wing Pegasus 90WF.
- Amazon Best Seller rankings favored the standard editions over their pricier Collector's/Ultimate Bundle counterparts in both regions.