The best things about the games is that you get a lot of CPU opponents to fight, and you get access to like all the latest cards without having to drop tons of money. Great for experimentation, but also, great for casual Yu-Gi-Oh! players.
That looks like... DBZ + Saint seiyaI don't know what's going on either, I just know that the main character is named Yuma and that children's card game is pretty serious.
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I could watch this.
Loved the hell out if Yu-Gi-Oh back in the day, from the shows to the games on GBA. Would this be worth getting if you haven't been following the show or anything for like over 8+ years I guess?
"I believe in heart of the the cards!"
The only one I've played is ironically Falsebound Kingdom on GC and I LOVED it, it was very much a traditional JRPG with monster collecting and shit, cards had little to do with the game.
I always wanted a sequel, shame it was rated so poorly and likely didn't sell well. But DAMN IT I loved it and it had great music!
So if I want to get into the DS games (or Dual Transer for Wii, da fuck @ the name?!), which should I go towards? Thinking about the original series' Nightmare Troubadour. Watched a bit of GX, an episode or two of 5Ds and Zexal.