《戰鬥陀螺 鋼鐵戰魂 血戰競技場》（日文原名：メタルファイト ベイブレード ガチンコスタジアム）是Hudson Soft於2009年在Wii平台推出的對戰動作遊戲，改編自當時非常熱門的動畫系列《戰鬥陀螺 鋼鐵戰魂》（又稱Metal Fight Beyblade）。主打高度還原陀螺對戰的爽快感與自由度，並搭配原創劇情與角色互動，讓玩家在虛擬世界中重現實體陀螺對戰的樂趣。

在劇情方面，遊戲設計原創故事線，玩家將化身為動畫主角「鋼銀河」，與夥伴們一同挑戰由神秘反派Dr. Albeido所設計的「陀螺塔」—這座高塔象徵著力量與科技的結合，每層皆以陀螺的重要組件命名，包含「陀螺面」、「透明輪」、「金屬輪」、「軌道」與「底部」。必須逐層挑戰強敵，從塔底一路戰鬥到頂端，最終擊敗Dr. Albeido，阻止他奪取陀螺世界主導權的野心。劇情雖然簡單直接，但搭配動畫角色與過場對話，對粉絲來說仍具有情感上的投入與熟悉感。

在操作與玩法設計方面，充分發揮Wii遙控器的體感特性。需要手持遙控器模擬「發射器」的動作進行「Go Shoot！」的發射儀式，讓人彷彿真的在手動發射陀螺一般。而對戰時玩家亦可透過揮動或傾斜Wii遙控器來控制陀螺在場上的移動方向、攻擊動作或施放特殊技能，使得每場戰鬥節奏感十足、操作直觀、沉浸感強烈。

有豐富的自訂系統。可從超過100種以上的零件中自由組裝陀螺，包括陀螺面、輪盤、軌道、底盤等，依據不同組合影響陀螺的重量、平衡、旋轉速度、持久性與攻擊力。這不僅讓對戰充滿戰術性，也延伸收集與研究的樂趣。更特別的是，加入「Bay Carry System」，允許將自己組裝好的陀螺資料儲存進Wii遙控器中，可以把個人化的陀螺帶到朋友家中使用，創造出像實體對戰般的交流與比拼。

除主線劇情外，也提供自由對戰模式，支援最多四人本地對戰。無論是與AI進行競賽，還是邀請朋友一同在家中開戰，都可以感受到《戰鬥陀螺》的社交互動樂趣。每場比賽結束後，會獲得資源獎勵，可用於解鎖更多部件或升級現有陀螺。

市場方面，在日本推出後獲得粉絲群體的高度支持。特別是年輕玩家與動畫觀眾對遊戲中的角色還原、陀螺自訂系統與體感操作表現出高度熱情。媒體評論普遍指出，成功還原陀螺對戰的樂趣，操作簡單但不失技巧性，自訂內容豐富、重玩性佳。也有評論提到，故事模式雖然偏短、劇情深度不足，但作為以互動與對戰為主的作品，已足夠達成其娛樂目的。

總結來說，這是以動畫與實體玩具為基礎，完美結合Wii平台體感操作特性的對戰遊戲。無論是想收集喜愛的陀螺、與朋友一決高下，還是單純享受動畫世界中的戰鬥快感，都能帶來相當豐富的娛樂體驗，特別適合陀螺迷與家庭玩家一同享受。

Metal Fight Beyblade: Gachinko Stadium (Japanese title: メタルファイト ベイブレード ガチンコスタジアム) is a battle action game released by Hudson Soft for the Wii platform in 2009. It is based on the highly popular anime series Metal Fight Beyblade (also known internationally as Beyblade: Metal Fusion). The game focuses on faithfully recreating the exhilarating and freeform experience of Beyblade battles, combined with original storylines and character interactions, allowing players to enjoy the thrill of virtual spinning top battles inspired by the real-life toys.

In terms of story, the game presents an original narrative where players take on the role of Ginga Hagane, the protagonist of the anime. Together with his friends, Ginga challenges the mysterious villain Dr. Albeido, who has constructed a colossal structure known as the "Bey Tower." This tower symbolizes the fusion of strength and technology, with each floor named after key Beyblade components, such as the Face Bolt, Clear Wheel, Metal Wheel, Track, and Bottom. Players must battle powerful rivals on each floor, fighting their way from the bottom to the top of the tower, ultimately defeating Dr. Albeido and stopping his ambition to seize control of the Beyblade world. Though the story is relatively straightforward, the presence of familiar anime characters and cutscene dialogues adds emotional engagement and nostalgia for fans of the series.

In terms of gameplay and control design, the game makes full use of the Wii Remote’s motion control features. Players hold the Wii Remote like a launcher and perform the iconic "Go Shoot!" launching action, creating the immersive sensation of physically launching a Beyblade. During battles, players can swing or tilt the Wii Remote to control the movement direction, attack maneuvers, or activate special moves, resulting in fast-paced, intuitive, and highly immersive combat.

The game also offers a rich customization system. Players can freely assemble their Beyblades from over 100 different parts, including Face Bolts, Wheels, Tracks, and Bottoms. Each combination affects the Beyblade's weight, balance, spin speed, stamina, and attack power. This adds not only a tactical dimension to the battles but also extends the enjoyment of collecting and experimenting. Uniquely, the game introduces the "Bay Carry System," allowing players to save their customized Beyblade data onto the Wii Remote itself, so they can bring their personalized tops to friends' houses, recreating the experience of real-life Beyblade battles.

Aside from the main story mode, the game features a Free Battle mode supporting up to four players in local multiplayer. Whether competing against AI opponents or inviting friends for a match at home, the game delivers the social and interactive excitement of Beyblade battles. After each match, players earn resources and rewards, which can be used to unlock new parts or upgrade existing Beyblades.

In the market, the game received strong support from its fanbase upon release in Japan. Young players and anime viewers, in particular, showed great enthusiasm for the faithful character depictions, Beyblade customization options, and motion controls. Media reviews generally praised the game for successfully recreating the fun of Beyblade battles. The controls were described as simple yet skill-based, and the customization content was noted for offering depth and replay value. Some reviews mentioned that while the story mode was somewhat short and lacked narrative depth, it served its purpose well in a game focused primarily on interaction and battles.

In conclusion, this is a battle game built on the foundation of the anime and physical toy series, perfectly combining the Wii platform’s motion control features. Whether collecting favorite Beyblades, competing against friends, or simply enjoying intense battles within the animated world, Metal Fight Beyblade: Gachinko Stadium delivers a highly entertaining experience, especially ideal for Beyblade enthusiasts and family players alike.