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MBtv: Beyblade craze spins back as Hong Kong players flock to offline battles

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MBtv: Beyblade craze spins back as Hong Kong players flock to offline battles
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The early 2000s toy craze Beyblade is seeing a resurgence in popularity in Hong Kong and across Asia. The report also includes brief updates on China's retail sales, loan growth, and a local fraud case in Macau.

With a flick of their wrists, two players launch their Beyblades – customisable spinning tops that collide in a whirlwind battle to be the last one standing. They are part of a growing wave of enthusiasts in Hong Kong, as well as other parts of Asia, where the early 2000s toy craze has spun its way back into the mainstream.

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