One of the first (if not the first) Yu-Gi-Oh! game to have the official card rules. Pretty simple since it's early 2000s Yu-Gi-Oh! and not the ridiculously broken modern version.
Game plays fine but it's so slow at going through actions. There are 24 opponents to choose from. Most of them cheat knowing the def of your face-down cards. Also, it feels like everyone has mirror force. The bright side is the password system is great. Just input the real card number and get it with no strings attached.
Overall pretty fun if you're fine with older cards. Just requires many duels to unlock everything.
Game plays fine but it's so slow at going through actions. There are 24 opponents to choose from. Most of them cheat knowing the def of your face-down cards. Also, it feels like everyone has mirror force. The bright side is the password system is great. Just input the real card number and get it with no strings attached.
Overall pretty fun if you're fine with older cards. Just requires many duels to unlock everything.
I have vague, but positive, memories of this one from my youth. I remember it being no frills, no fluff ---- just pure dueling & deckbuilding. And it nails that pretty darn well. It's convenient just whip out, play a round or two on a bus ride or whatever, then save some more for later. Great structure for a handheld game.
Pretty straightforward Yu-Gi-Oh game. The AI will cheat when you're facing the dualists from Tier 3 onward, as they will not attack any of your face down monsters if their attack power is less than your defense. Every single duelist from Tier 2 onward will have Mirror Force, graceful charity, and Pot of Greed. One of the better ways to get through to them is to cheese them to hell with a bunch of deck destroyers like Cyber Jar, Morphing Jar, and Needle Worm.
After a bit, the game starts to feel stale and same-y. Also the game asks for a lot of time on your hands to unlock more booster packs as well as attend championship games.
After a bit, the game starts to feel stale and same-y. Also the game asks for a lot of time on your hands to unlock more booster packs as well as attend championship games.
Este juego es una muy buena opción para jugar el Yu-Gi-Oh clásico. Si bien sirve para jugar solo, recomiendo muchísimo jugarlo en compañía
Le tengo mucho cariño a este juego porque me vicié a él junto a unos amigos de la universidad, y mientras cada uno iba mejorando su deck en el single player, después nos echábamos nuestros duelos en el multiplayer XD También gracias a este juego al fin aprendí a jugar Yu-Gi-Oh. Eso si, no te enseña, pero pude poner en práctica lo que aprendí del manual oficial del TCG
No le doy 5 estrellas porque tiene unos bugs muy notorios
Le tengo mucho cariño a este juego porque me vicié a él junto a unos amigos de la universidad, y mientras cada uno iba mejorando su deck en el single player, después nos echábamos nuestros duelos en el multiplayer XD También gracias a este juego al fin aprendí a jugar Yu-Gi-Oh. Eso si, no te enseña, pero pude poner en práctica lo que aprendí del manual oficial del TCG
No le doy 5 estrellas porque tiene unos bugs muy notorios
El primero y mi favorito de los de GBA
No sé, el simplemente jugar con las primeras generaciones y sin nada de lista de cartas baneadas se siente bonito por alguna razón
Además es la IA es bastante competente y balanceada así como el deck de inicio que tienes no es una completa caca como en otros juegos
No sé, el simplemente jugar con las primeras generaciones y sin nada de lista de cartas baneadas se siente bonito por alguna razón
Además es la IA es bastante competente y balanceada así como el deck de inicio que tienes no es una completa caca como en otros juegos
Eternal Duelist Soul is a good option if you want to experience what YGO was like during it's earliest inception. There being no banned cards & instead having a few very powerful cards be just limited to 1 makes this game pretty funny to look at with a modern perspective of the game.
The game is slow (but that's more due to the nature of early YGO being slow) & the in-game progression feels needlessly tedious requiring you to defeat different duelists from the anime multiple times in a row to progress to the next set of duelists where you just repeat what you did before.
The game is slow (but that's more due to the nature of early YGO being slow) & the in-game progression feels needlessly tedious requiring you to defeat different duelists from the anime multiple times in a row to progress to the next set of duelists where you just repeat what you did before.
Password system is amazing, love digging out my binder to add my cards in-game. But like most Yu-Gi-Oh games of the era, Eternal Duelist Soul is highly dependent on repetitive duels with the same handful of opponents over and over. If you're just here for the nostalgia and to get some duels in with the older card sets then it's a good candidate, but otherwise you're better off aiming for some duel monster games that are just a little bit more current.