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Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Spirit Caller - dddduel (online)
Zarcath
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Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Spirit Summoner DS or "I can't find shit about this game"
JP Release Date: Nov 30, 2006
US Release Date: Jan 2, 2007
*about 1400 cards (up to Cyberdark Impact)
*Wifi 1v1
I have no idea if you can transfer cards from Dark Troubadour or not (not even sure DT has that option, never played it with a 2nd person).
No idea if you can play vs Japan version.
I'm a big fan of any TCG I can play on the go, and I've always enjoyed Yu-Gi-Oh's simple, distinct yet challenging game play. Though Dark Troubadour got boring after a while (story wise, it ran like shit), I think wifi play will cover any flaws with the game itself.
So, who's going to get it!
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I used to play the shit out of that game, and I remember getting a GBC version of it (Dark Duel Stories), and feeling ripped off because it didn't have trap cards and spells, if I remember correctly. Also, it was hard as hell to buy new cards.
Dark Troubadour (the last DS game) and the most recent GX games kept to the rules completely intact so there shouldn't be a problem with this one.
ill probably buy this..
I never asked for this!
Shadowy Bard.
What keeps me from getting this game is my utter raging hatred for the GX universe.
But then again, it's called Nightmare Troubadour.
Not that that makes it any better.
Or if you're wealthy, you could just screw the rules.
If they can make it like the Yu-Gi-Oh Abridged Series shows, I'd buy 2 of them.
that killed the first ds game for me.
Don't make me get my game on all over your face.
I actually kinda like GX for being a nice lighthearted romp and still remaining a bit dark, but I miss the even darker Egyptian ties of the original
Eh. I won't exactly be playing this for the story, or the characters...
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Edit: My translation errors are from Troubador, not the GX game. I missed that part because I'm retarded :P
I suspend my disbelief though.
What I do have a problem with is that GX is about an academy that teaches kids how to play a children's card game. I mean... seriously. How much highly trained cardplayers does the world need anyway?
I don't know, the guys on the cover all seem pretty psyched about it.
Well, gotta think about it in terms of the world. In the Yu-gi-oh universe, the card game is pretty their *insert favored sports game of country origin here*. It's not just a children's card game. It's a world phenomenon.
However, I wouldn't exactly call it a valuable education.
I realise that. But since there are no football academies, no chess universities and no government subsidies promoting ice skating education just yet I'm still having a hard time suspending my disbelief on this particular point.
Someone typed up a really good FAQ for this game here:
http://www.gamespot.com/ds/puzzle/yugiohgxspiritsummoner/show_msgs.php?topic_id=m-1-32280383&pid=934497
Must not be much of a game breaker if no one cares
It's an anime designed to sell cards to kids in the real world. It's not meant to make any kind of sense no matter how much you suspend your disbelief.
No, but that's a bit of an exaggeration at best.
By a lot.
Yeah, but like pokemon, it's a game originally designed to attract kids, who like that flashy stuff like battle animations.
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Unfortunately not, but I hear green haired players have no trouble screwing the rules.
If the online play is good, I'll buy this in a heartbeat.
Hopefully the game will include some way to trade cards online, or even ante up cards on duels for the winner.
Yeah. Yugi is only mentioned in passing in the new series. I think the most recent cameo was Yugi's grandpa, but GX has little-to-nothing to do with the old characters.