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Summary: Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship Tournament 2004
Review: This Game is hard to play. The AI are cheater. And You can't find some character unless you remove some cards from your deck.
Like for example Joey, you can't play Jinzo. If you have Jinzo in your deck, Joey won't come out. For Mai Valentine, u can't have Harpie's Feather Duster. And Ishizu Ishtar you have to drop
all of your magic and trap cards. And now I don't even know how
to modify my deck to get pass Shadi. They said there are over 25 but Shadi is only #23. Who is 24 and 25.
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Summary: The Funnest game EVER Made!
Review: This Game is the best GBA game ever made. Even though I've never played it, because it hasn't been released yet. I know it has to be the bestest! My best friend's dad works for Nintendo and he's played the game and says it's "uber" cool. So go out and buy it Today! Ahhh I mean when it's released.
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Summary: ME vs. WCT2004
Review: This game was anticipated as being the best Yugioh games ever, however it should have been better. Why Konami would slow down the play is besides me, but the speed can speed up by holding down the L button, but that getas annoying after awhile. Probably the biggest disappointment is the lack of the password function. This game was meant to prepare duelists for upcoming tournaments, but how prepared can you be if you can't use your deck. Though these two major flaws drag down gameplay, I do tip my hat off to the more advanced A.I. It's makes the duels more difficult then WWE, plus the computer decks were contructed with much more thought than those in WWE. All things considered; the pros, the cons, and the promos, this game is well worth the money.
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Summary: Not the greatest
Review: This game was definately the best Konami could have done, I don't see why on Earth they had to take away the password option. If they had just left the it near to WWE: SDD then this game would be so much better. It doesn't even have a story line. One more thing! they could have given us better starting cards.Oh the promos are good too, Slate Warrior
Kinetic Soldier
Fairy King Truesdale
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Summary: Vast Improvment
Review: This games is a large improvment from the latest games. It restored the rightful effects and returns the control. The only thing is the wanted to make the pace go down. I personally am glad that they removed the password machine because it helps your deck building skills skyrocket and makes the games worth your time. Also it improved the AI of the duelists so it takes longer to beat, not 2 hours like Sacred Cards. Plus allows 3 decks so you can change for your opponents deck.
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Summary: BEST GAME EVER!!!
Review: This is the best Yu-Gi-oh! Game ever made. The rules are just like the official rules ( So there is no level $hit ) and all the characters from the tv show are also featured. The cards from LOB, MRD, MRL, PSV, and LON. There will be some cards ( Dark Magician Girl, Wide-spread Ruin )that are later released and some ( Big Shield Gardna, Shine Palace ) that arent even released in America! The game is so great and the promos are cool. Defanitely pick this up!
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Summary: New age video game
Review: This'll be awesome!!!!You can: Construct three separate Decks for different dueling strategies Over 1100 cards - over 100 brand new cards to the series Updated rules from the #1 Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME
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Summary: Good, could be better
Review: Well, This game is pretty cool. It's sort of like that old school card game Magic The Gathering, from back in the day. The game is modeled after a tv show, popular with small boys. I'm 17, however, and i very much enjoy the game. I do, however, have a few annoyances with this game.
1. Your opponent "cheats". Clearly they know what cards do (the defense points of your monsters), even when they're supposedly hidden to them... which is very aggrivating.
2. It's very confusing, and time consuming to unlock the new characters. It's almost impossilbe to unlock the characters without looking at some sort of online walkthrough, unless you're willing to spend literally months of messing around, (You have to find certain rare cards, beat duelests specific amounts of times, and configure your deck in special ways to unlock the new characters).
3. I think Joey's time Wizard is always succesful (if you haven't played the game yet, or are familiar with the game, ignore that).
4. You don't get an identity. I don't know, there's something satisfying about opponents trash taking you "hey andrew, i'm gonna beat you". And at the end "Andrew is the best dueler in the world" etc. You don't get a name. They could've had you be yugi or something... ah well
5. All the duels are the same, I can't... say... challenge the rare hunters to a duel for our rarest card. that would've pleased me to no end.
6. The levels all look the same, (the color is different, woohoo...). In the ps2 kindom of hearts yugioh, each level was very unique. Some sort of variety would have made it less monotonous (yeah, i know it doesn't follow yugioh rules, but in yugioh, you don't play 15 straight duels in one sitting) The game is, however, loads of fun. Here are some of my favorite points of the game:
1. You can have 3 decks, very handy. You can make specialized decks. I have a normal deck, exodia deck, and a MAKE YOU DISCARD ALL YOUR CARDS REALL QUICK deck. It's kinda fun to mess around with your decks, and you don't have to worry about messing up your real deck.
2. I get to see all my favorite yugioh characters... they're all there yugi, joey, pegasus... etc. And you get to **** the **** out of tea and tritsam =).
3. I really like the booster pack idea. For every duel you win, you get a booster pack of cards, just like us magic card (or yugioh card, i suppose) players in real life. You hope for the rares, just like in real life, it's great.
4. The sound is pretty bad ass.
5. The game is really long, a good value for the money. I'd really recomend buying this game, even if you don't know what the f... yugioh is. I'd only started watching the show after i got the games. If you've ever played any of the old (or new) card games, (magic the gather, spellfire, star treck tcg, star wars tcg, pokemon, etc.) you'll feel right at home.
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Summary: How to waste 30 bucks for nothing
Review: When I first saw this game I was attracted by how much it was hyped. ADVANCED AI!!!!! THREE DECKS!!!!!!!!!!! MORE OPPONENTS!!!!!!!! Don't be fooled. The AI was beyond advanced. It would pump up a monster, then sacrifice it for a weaker one. You'd find a much better opponent in a four year old. I would have usually been excited for more opponents, but here they just wasted my time. You need to duel someone over and over to unlock someone else. It just gets old. When I beat the final opponent I felt like chucking this game out the window. I am not risking my money by buying another yu gi oh game. EVER AGAIN
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Summary: Not Worth The Money
Review: When I saw this game,I figured since it's the championship,it would be good.How wrong I was.You start of with Yuugi(Yugi),Ryou(Bakura),Honda(Tristan),Grandpa,Anzu(Tea).Beside their pics and names is the type of duelist they are.(eg.High ATK)You duel them ,and if you win,you pic a booster pack with about 5 new cards.It then sends you to your deck page,where you can edit and list your deck how you want to(as if that helps).There are two slots in the area where you find the duelists,apparently when you win a new character comes.I've been dueling each character and winning at least 5 times each.Those slots never get filled.So basically,you do the same thing over and over and over and over again.Buy Worldwide Edition Stairway to the Destined Duel or The Sacred Cards instead.
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