Basic operations such as attack, guard, jump, and throw, as well as face and special moves can be performed with simple button operations. This is the first game in the franchise history to adopt the fighting game format, placing competing Beyblades on a 2D plane where they are allowed to move left and right, as well as other movements such as jumping and moving between the background and foreground using side-stepping. The gameplay can host up to two players in which characters from the 'Beyblade: Metal Masters' franchise deploy their Beys and use a variety of attacks and special abilities to knock out their opponent. Players select a Blader to battle as and fight in four rounds with two matches each to win the tournament. The game takes place after the 'Beyblade World Championship' tournament that occurred in the anime and follows a new tournament of the same name where each Blader in the game receives a letter from a mysterious person named Agito to enter, in order to determine the best Blader at a place called 'Dyna Cemetery'.

The Beyblades were Nightmare Rex SW145SD, Bakushin Susanow 90WF, Vulcan Horuseus 145D, and Ultimate Gravity Destroyer GB145S Stamina Ver.

It would later be released internationally on Novemand came in five different versions four of them included with a different Beyblade. It was released on Decemin Japan and came with the exclusive Nightmare Rex SW145SD.

This video game adapts the characters and Beyblades from the TV series, Beyblade: Metal Masters. Beyblade: Metal Masters, known as Metal Fight Beyblade: Choujou Kessen! Big Bang Bladers (メタルファイトベイブレード頂上決戦!ビッグバン・ブレーダーズ, Metaru Faito Beiburēdo Chōjō Kessen! Biggu Ban Burēdāzu y) in Japan, is the fourth installment in the Beyblade: Metal saga video game series for the Nintendo DS.

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