It turns out this is one of the XBLA releases this week. If you don't know what it is, then don't worry. Despite the name, it's not card games on motorcycles. It's duals from the most important characters in all the series. That's not important though. The thing to focus on here is: ONLINE YUGIOH! Finally! It's been delayed to hell the past several months but it's finally coming! I don't think I've ever been this excited for an XBLA game.
Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s Decade Duels
Game » consists of 4 releases. Released Dec 22, 2010
A downloadable Yu-Gi-Oh! card duel game for XBLA and PSN. Developed by Konami, the game features cards from the entire series, online duels, and leaderboards.
Coming this wednsday! Finally!
Has there actually faithfully recreated yu-gi-oh video game? I've heard world series on the DS was good. Won't be getting this though isen't everyone kinda done with yu-gi-oh at this point?
You haven't gone to a community college have you? And the PSP Yu-Gi-Oh games have been like how the card game is played." Has there actually faithfully recreated yu-gi-oh video game? I've heard world series on the DS was good. Won't be getting this though isen't everyone kinda done with yu-gi-oh at this point? "
This is coming out at a good time for me. My friends and I were talking at the start of summer how we used to love playing Yugioh and we got back into it.
Now that we're at schools in different cities this will be a great way to duel each other.
This has nothing to do with the game but I finally broke down and bought a stardust dragon from a shop nearby and when I got home I learned that in the winter tins, you'll get one in the shooting star dragon tin...I was not pleased to hear that.
" Has there actually faithfully recreated yu-gi-oh video game? I've heard world series on the DS was good. Won't be getting this though isen't everyone kinda done with yu-gi-oh at this point? "The GBA games were faithful to the card game rules. There's no reason this wouldn't be, especially with online. People are done with the card came because a while ago, almost all of the original good cards were banned from tournament play, which turned off most of the collectors (including myself). I still love the game though, and I understand that to be the case for a lot of people who were hardcore fans of the card game. I'm buying this thing the first opportunity I get.
Wait, so you're telling me there's never been an online Yu-Gi-Oh! game before? Why did it take them this long to get to this point?
" Wait, so you're telling me there's never been an online Yu-Gi-Oh! game before? Why did it take them this long to get to this point? "There was/is an online Yu-Gi-Oh thing for PC.
" @LordAndrew said:but it sucks. And I don't knwo why it took them this long. That's why I'm so goddamn excited." Wait, so you're telling me there's never been an online Yu-Gi-Oh! game before? Why did it take them this long to get to this point? "There was/is an online Yu-Gi-Oh thing for PC. "
An online TCG is like an online tabletop game. 99% of the appeal just goes right out the window.
But then again, I don't like online gaming in general -- I never even play games that were designed to be played online in the first place, like Battlefield, without having at least one of the other players with me in the flesh.
So, uh, this is more exciting than King of Fighters 2002 Unlimited Match? Because that also totally comes out on Wednesday. And isn't based on a Children's Card Game (props to those who get the reference).
" Can we just get a Yu-Gi-Oh game with a real story? "It's a card game. Even the anime, the thing the card game is based on, has a story that's totally stupid. Aside from a gigantic tournament/contest situation a-la pokemon, a Yugioh story would only be shitty. That being said, this game will have a story. I'm just saying the online is going to be the thing to buy it for.
" Despite the name, it's not card games on motorcycles. "
WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS SHIT
I will be buying this though, because I love me them card games without the physical cards.
Hopefully they won't completely fuck over everyone who buys it by making mandatory DLC like Magic did.
@Icemael said:
" An online TCG is like an online tabletop game. 99% of the appeal just goes right out the window.But then again, I don't like online gaming in general -- I never even play games that were designed to be played online in the first place, like Battlefield, without having at least one of the other players with me in the flesh. "I would understand this if a TCG had some level of variability like an RPG, but card games are completely bound within their rule sets so I really don't see how it is that much different outside of the social experience of playing in a gaming environment or whatever.
Also I don't want to buy hundreds of fucking cards just to play a game; I went down that dark, dark road in my youth and I don't plan on returning to it.
They lost me with the whole 5D stuff. Does that mean it has new rules? Back in my day you stared will 8000 life points, had 40-60 cards in your deck and a side deck if you wanted, and sacrificed monsters according to the number of stars on them. Did this 5D stuff change the whole battle mechanic?
" They lost me with the whole 5D stuff. Does that mean it has new rules? Back in my day you stared will 8000 life points, had 40-60 cards in your deck and a side deck if you wanted, and sacrificed monsters according to the number of stars on them. Did this 5D stuff change the whole battle mechanic? "Same rules new cards. They added synchronization but I don't know what that is.
" @RE_Player92 said:It's pretty much fusion but you need a synchro monster instead of polymerization." They lost me with the whole 5D stuff. Does that mean it has new rules? Back in my day you stared will 8000 life points, had 40-60 cards in your deck and a side deck if you wanted, and sacrificed monsters according to the number of stars on them. Did this 5D stuff change the whole battle mechanic? "Same rules new cards. They added synchronization but I don't know what that is. "
" @SethPhotopoulos said:See you guys already lost me. They changed it so you need a monster to fuse and there are new cards? What about my Dark Magician and Red Eyes Black Dragon???? The old game was so good why would they change it. Are the new cards and additions hard to grasp?" @RE_Player92 said:It's pretty much fusion but you need a synchro monster instead of polymerization. "" They lost me with the whole 5D stuff. Does that mean it has new rules? Back in my day you stared will 8000 life points, had 40-60 cards in your deck and a side deck if you wanted, and sacrificed monsters according to the number of stars on them. Did this 5D stuff change the whole battle mechanic? "Same rules new cards. They added synchronization but I don't know what that is. "
It really is basically the same.
http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Synchro_Monsters To help unconfuzzle you.
" @RE_Player92: If I can figure it out after not thinking about Yugioh for 4 years then you can too.Thanks a lot.
It really is basically the same.
http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Synchro_Monsters To help unconfuzzle you. "
@Shadow: Any rumors of this hitting the PS3 or an equivalent?
" @crono11 said:No idea, but this is a system seller if I've ever seen one. You should totally buy a 360 for this $10 downloadable title." @RE_Player92: If I can figure it out after not thinking about Yugioh for 4 years then you can too.Thanks a lot.
It really is basically the same.
http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Synchro_Monsters To help unconfuzzle you. "
@Shadow: Any rumors of this hitting the PS3 or an equivalent? "
" @Icemael said:I agree that the card-buying aspect is ridiculous, but playing in real-life is not just a matter of social experience -- it's also the feeling of drawing physical cards, holding them in your hand, laying them down et cetera. Video games can no more replicate that than they can replicate the feeling of racing with an actual car on an actual track, or shooting an actual gun at actual people (those are more extreme cases, but you get the idea)." An online TCG is like an online tabletop game. 99% of the appeal just goes right out the window.But then again, I don't like online gaming in general -- I never even play games that were designed to be played online in the first place, like Battlefield, without having at least one of the other players with me in the flesh. "I would understand this if a TCG had some level of variability like an RPG, but card games are completely bound within their rule sets so I really don't see how it is that much different outside of the social experience of playing in a gaming environment or whatever. Also I don't want to buy hundreds of fucking cards just to play a game; I went down that dark, dark road in my youth and I don't plan on returning to it. "
" @LordXavierBritish said:That's true, I'll agree that there is a certain atmosphere that can only be generated by physically participating in a game." @Icemael said:I agree that the card-buying aspect is ridiculous, but playing in real-life is not just a matter of social experience -- it's also the feeling of drawing physical cards, holding them in your hand, laying them down et cetera. Video games can no more replicate that than they can replicate the feeling of racing with an actual car on an actual track, or shooting an actual gun at actual people (those are more extreme cases, but you get the idea). "" An online TCG is like an online tabletop game. 99% of the appeal just goes right out the window.But then again, I don't like online gaming in general -- I never even play games that were designed to be played online in the first place, like Battlefield, without having at least one of the other players with me in the flesh. "I would understand this if a TCG had some level of variability like an RPG, but card games are completely bound within their rule sets so I really don't see how it is that much different outside of the social experience of playing in a gaming environment or whatever. Also I don't want to buy hundreds of fucking cards just to play a game; I went down that dark, dark road in my youth and I don't plan on returning to it. "
For my purposes of simply wanting to play me some card games though, I think this will do well enough for now.
So does this mean that Kaiba can finally duel Marik? Can Yugi duel Yami? Can Bakura duel the other Bakura?
" @Icemael said:You're also forgetting that being competitive in these card games requires spending upwards of $1000 to get a deck that's actually good. I know that all said, I spent around that much on yugioh over the couple of years I played it." @LordXavierBritish said:That's true, I'll agree that there is a certain atmosphere that can only be generated by physically participating in a game. For my purposes of simply wanting to play me some card games though, I think this will do well enough for now. "" @Icemael said:I agree that the card-buying aspect is ridiculous, but playing in real-life is not just a matter of social experience -- it's also the feeling of drawing physical cards, holding them in your hand, laying them down et cetera. Video games can no more replicate that than they can replicate the feeling of racing with an actual car on an actual track, or shooting an actual gun at actual people (those are more extreme cases, but you get the idea). "" An online TCG is like an online tabletop game. 99% of the appeal just goes right out the window.But then again, I don't like online gaming in general -- I never even play games that were designed to be played online in the first place, like Battlefield, without having at least one of the other players with me in the flesh. "I would understand this if a TCG had some level of variability like an RPG, but card games are completely bound within their rule sets so I really don't see how it is that much different outside of the social experience of playing in a gaming environment or whatever. Also I don't want to buy hundreds of fucking cards just to play a game; I went down that dark, dark road in my youth and I don't plan on returning to it. "
I have to say I can't wait to get this game. I am in my late 20's now and I STILL love playing Yu-Gi-Oh.
If it is 800 points that is an amazing deal. Even for 1200 or 1600 points it will be a must buy game for me.
" I had absolutely no idea people still cared about Yu Gi Oh "I had no idea people ever cared for YuGiOh.
I know this might seem a little weird and sad but I might buy a 4gb 360 slim just for this game... who knew a YuGiOh game was a system seller?
The achievements for this game look easy, but time consuming. Hopefully some of these will work offline and online like the million damage one and the 100 single/tag duels.
Become a Duelist | 10 | |
Play a single player game | ||
First to become a true Duelist | 10 | |
Win a Preliminary Tournament | ||
Become a Signer | 10 | |
Defeat Yusei | ||
Absolute King of the Turbo Duel | 10 | |
Defeat Jack | ||
You have talent! | 10 | |
Save an original Deck Recipe | ||
Create a friend! | 10 | |
Play a Tag Duel | ||
You became a tag Duelist! | 10 | |
Win a Tag Duel for the first time | ||
Becoming a special Duelist | 10 | |
Win and get a Rare Card | ||
Violent Duelist | 20 | |
Inflict at least 1 million total damage | ||
Lonely Duelist | 30 | |
100 wins in Single Mode | ||
Friendly Duelist | 30 | |
100 wins in Tag Duel | ||
Ultimate Duelist | 40 | |
200 wins in any mode |
" The achievements for this game look easy, but time consuming. Hopefully some of these will work offline and online like the million damage one and the 100 single/tag duels.Assuming "any mode" counts online games, I'll probably have that Ultimate Duelist achievement within a week of getting the game.
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Become a Duelist 10 Play a single player game First to become a true Duelist 10 Win a Preliminary Tournament Become a Signer 10 Defeat Yusei Absolute King of the Turbo Duel 10 Defeat Jack You have talent! 10 Save an original Deck Recipe Create a friend! 10 Play a Tag Duel You became a tag Duelist! 10 Win a Tag Duel for the first time Becoming a special Duelist 10 Win and get a Rare Card Violent Duelist 20 Inflict at least 1 million total damage Lonely Duelist 30 100 wins in Single Mode Friendly Duelist 30 100 wins in Tag Duel Ultimate Duelist 40 200 wins in any mode
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