Spectrobes (video game)
2007 video game

Spectrobes, known in Japan as Fossil Super-Evolution Spectrobes, is an action role-playing video game developed by Jupiter and published by Buena Vista Games (later renamed Disney Interactive Studios) for the Nintendo DS. Disney Interactive Studios has stated that Spectrobes is its first original intellectual property; that is, a game not based on any film or TV program from its parent company.
The game was considered a commercial success and Disney Interactive Studios announced that more than 700,000 copies of the game had shipped worldwide in the first month and it was the best-selling third-party (not published by Nintendo, Microsoft, or Sony) game for March 2007, ranking #7 over all that month.
The game was re-released in November 2007 as part of a special Spectrobes: Collector's Edition bundle, which included the game itself, all thirty-eight input code cards plus two exclusive Geo input cards, and a mini-guide.
Gameplay
Nintendo Wi-Fi
The Download feature allowed the player to use DL (Downloader) Points earned from accessing the download system on Friday to purchase video clips, special Spectrobes, custom parts, minerals, and more.
The Upload feature allows players to upload their Sequence Battle scores from the Great Black Holes scattered on the various planets and moons in the Nanairo star system. In Sequence Battle, the player must win a certain number of Krawl battles to obtain the prize: an Evolve Mineral or a special Geo. Before beating the game, only one Great Black Hole is available to the player: in the Area 2 Desert of Nessa. Here, the prize is always an Evolve Mineral. After beating the game, six more Great Black Holes appear throughout Nanairo. The rest of the Geos may be obtained from these black holes.
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