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Hmm, never heard of this game. Looks like Yu-Gi-Oh in a way. BTW Thug, love the dancing girl and cat in your sig.
mmm...
there is the name of wizard of the coast on the game (never thinked of see wizard of the coast on a japan game!
) so it might be good (if you can understand what is happening
)
anyway...
what the hell is that site thug?
i tried to see from what site the dancing cat & girl were from and i was welcomed by a japanese page with an happy birtday music!
there is the name of wizard of the coast on the game (never thinked of see wizard of the coast on a japan game!
anyway...
what the hell is that site thug?
i tried to see from what site the dancing cat & girl were from and i was welcomed by a japanese page with an happy birtday music!
LOLmmm...
there is the name of wizard of the coast on the game (never thinked of see wizard of the coast on a japan game!Â) so it might be good (if you can understand what is happeningÂ)
anyway...
what the hell is that site thug?
i tried to see from what site the dancing cat & girl were from and i was welcomed by a japanese page with an happy birtday music!ÂÂ
If you wanna know the program used to generate danving characters is called D-Player... it's not japanese but Korean. It's free, the girl in the gif is Boa, the most famous K-Pop singer. Check this... and excuse the O.T.
FINALLY! I've been waiting to try out this game!
I've heard of Duel Masters since I got my november issue of coro coro comics. It's somewhat similar to Yu-gi-oh, except I assume that the rules are different. It's got a manga running in coro coro comics, and it's quite decent.
I've heard of Duel Masters since I got my november issue of coro coro comics. It's somewhat similar to Yu-gi-oh, except I assume that the rules are different. It's got a manga running in coro coro comics, and it's quite decent.
Wizards Of The Coast eh?
May it well be a immitation of Magic The Gathering if so COOL!!!
if not
Ill still try it
May it well be a immitation of Magic The Gathering if so COOL!!!
if not
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You can't do Magic on the GBA, unless you limit it to the lame Portal sets (exception: Portal: Third Age was actually quite cool). The rules simply allow for too much wrasslin' to pull off on the GBA.
Let me give you an example. One card that's used against me with lethal results is Synapse Sliver, which basically says that whenever he hits me with a Sliver (a type of creature), he can draw a card if he wants. He then proceeded to attack me with about three thousand unblockable slivers, and I couldn't have survived the attack. However, I've turned what WOULD have been a loss into a WIN because of a rules trick that no computer could do -- Stifle (a card that counters a triggered ability), used on the trigger "May not". You see, when anything says "may", there's also a "may not" implied within. I simply prevented my opponent from choosing NOT to draw a card... and thus, he had to draw a card for each sliver that hit me as it hit me. He ran out of cards before I ran out of life, and thus I won. A computer can't do that.
Meanwhile, Yu-Gi-Oh, where the most advanced stuff involves cosmic reset buttons , tributing stuff, or bringing stuff back and enhancing it, perfectly fits the GBA. Looking at this, it looks fit for the GBA too, although I haven't played it.
Bear in mind as well that a computer can't be toyed with. I've pissed an opponent off so much that he conceded, despite the fact that he easily could have won (I kept turning his big dragons into 0/1 sheep, and bluffing him that I had a counterspell in my hand...).
...Sorry, I go through rants like this at every card game on the GBA...
-Tempest out.-
Let me give you an example. One card that's used against me with lethal results is Synapse Sliver, which basically says that whenever he hits me with a Sliver (a type of creature), he can draw a card if he wants. He then proceeded to attack me with about three thousand unblockable slivers, and I couldn't have survived the attack. However, I've turned what WOULD have been a loss into a WIN because of a rules trick that no computer could do -- Stifle (a card that counters a triggered ability), used on the trigger "May not". You see, when anything says "may", there's also a "may not" implied within. I simply prevented my opponent from choosing NOT to draw a card... and thus, he had to draw a card for each sliver that hit me as it hit me. He ran out of cards before I ran out of life, and thus I won. A computer can't do that.
Meanwhile, Yu-Gi-Oh, where the most advanced stuff involves cosmic reset buttons , tributing stuff, or bringing stuff back and enhancing it, perfectly fits the GBA. Looking at this, it looks fit for the GBA too, although I haven't played it.
Bear in mind as well that a computer can't be toyed with. I've pissed an opponent off so much that he conceded, despite the fact that he easily could have won (I kept turning his big dragons into 0/1 sheep, and bluffing him that I had a counterspell in my hand...).
...Sorry, I go through rants like this at every card game on the GBA...
-Tempest out.-
In other words this a mix between those games that should have not even ben made in the first place.Im quite disapointed that Wizards of the coast even put this as a gba game.The evidence that its a rip off is that the little symboles on the cards are the symboles that appear in M.T.G so I dont recomend this game i recomend you go play MAGIC THE GATHERING
yes, it's supposedly takara's answer to konami. i guess they wanted something to come out so they wouldn't lose the entire market to konami.
the characters suck a**. it looks like they hired some 5 year old and asked him to imitate yu-gi-oh. ugh.
the cards themselves are actually not bad, except for the fact that too many of them share the same characterisitcs and strengths. but this is due to the fact that they may also be used as mana (energy).
there are only two types of cards, creature and spell cards. i was going to get into the mechanics of it, but it'd take up too much space.
the graphics for the cards are actually pretty well done. by themselves, the cards could make up for a good game. unfortunately, though, the game seems to be more of a building-up and tearing-down kind of game (anyone play DT Lords of Genoms on the GB? much better than this game) and doesn't allow as much flexibility in style.
the characters suck a**. it looks like they hired some 5 year old and asked him to imitate yu-gi-oh. ugh.
the cards themselves are actually not bad, except for the fact that too many of them share the same characterisitcs and strengths. but this is due to the fact that they may also be used as mana (energy).
there are only two types of cards, creature and spell cards. i was going to get into the mechanics of it, but it'd take up too much space.
the graphics for the cards are actually pretty well done. by themselves, the cards could make up for a good game. unfortunately, though, the game seems to be more of a building-up and tearing-down kind of game (anyone play DT Lords of Genoms on the GB? much better than this game) and doesn't allow as much flexibility in style.
Well most games like pokemon where made after the creation of magic the gathering so its more of a mix of MTG and YUGIOH
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