| Display title | Digimon Battle Spirit |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Digimon Battle Spirit is a series of 2D fighting games based on the Digimon franchise, developed by Dimps. Unlike its "sister series" Digimon Rumble Arena, it provides a somewhat unique spin on the fighting game genre - instead of knocking out the opponent, the goal is to collect the orbs dropped by the opponent when they are damaged; the winner is the one who has collected the most spheres. In Japan, all instalments were exclusive to Bandai's Wonder Swan console; considering that the Wonder Swan never existed in the west, the translated games were instead ported to the Game Boy Advance. |