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 | Title : Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Duel Stories
Author : Konami
Release Date : 20020322
Binding : Game Cartridge
Regular Price : $
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Editorial Reviews :
A collectible card game based on the Yu-Gi-Oh! television series, this game lets you construct your deck, duel rivals, gain experience, and ultimately face off with the four Rulers of Ancient Egypt, keepers of the fabled Millennium Items. Strategy is the key as you unleash attacks like Fusion and Sacrifice to summon ever more powerful monsters. Defeat opponents by skillfully using monster and magic cards to your advantage to become the King of Games.
Players can compete against either the game's artificial intelligence or another Duel Monsters player via the Game Boy link cable. Selecting from a deck of hundreds of unique battle cards with thousands of possible combinations, players must attack, defend, and combine monsters and set traps in order to drain their opponents' life points and win the game. Players must carefully build up their 40-card deck, selecting from eight different types of cards (earth, wind, water, fire, dark, light, magic, and trap) in order to compete on the Duel Field.
Buyer Reviews :
Since GBA, came out, I haven't been buying GB games, but I was curious, so I got this one for my younger sister as a gift. I had hoped it would give her a chance to learn more about the card game, and give her a chance to play people who wouldn't beat her all the time like I did until she developed her skills. Well, there wasn't much to be learned from this game about the real card game, since the rules worked quite differently, and even the hardest opponents were no challenge at all.
Still, there's more to a game than a good challenge and fidelity to the original game such as graphics and plot. Unfortunately, this game has neither. Compared to what current technology is capable of, the graphics were sad, and the game had absolutely no plot.
Perhaps the game would have been a little more valuable if my sister or I knew anyone else who had the game. There is much room to improve decks beyond what is needed to beat the final opponent, and a real person would certainly provide more of a challenge. But, I couldn't honestly recommend that any of my friends waste they're money on the game.
(by phantom061)
Features/Technical Specs :
* A collectible card battle game
* Construct your deck, duel rivals, and gain experience
* Ultimately face off with the four Rulers of Ancient Egypt
* Defeat opponents by skillfully using monster and magic cards
* 1-2 players (with link cable)
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