7:19 I think the idea behind the password function was to allow you to use your physical cards so to speak, not necessarily for optimal deck building purposes. I mean, this was still the nascent years of yugioh as well as mainstream internet, so those codes weren't necessarily readily available unless you had the cards. It was probably an incentive for them to include the 3 promo cards in there so that you could also play them in-game via the password function.
So I had to check my modern deck… they still print codes to the cards… I wonder why, it’s not like you can use them to unlock cards on master duel. Curious.
Playing this game for the first time in 2024 and I can’t put it down. I been wanting to get back into the trading card game and this game is refreshing my memory on the rules.
Sangan, Witch, Skelengel, Morphing Jar, Backup Soldier, Pot of Greed, Graceful Charity, Upstart Goblin, Mystic Tomato, it is possible to create a decent Exodia deck.
I'm glad you're branching out to the videogame realm of Yugioh. I love many of these games for teaching me and my friends the ropes of the game. Duelists of the roses and Ultimate Masters 2006 are my favorites. I hope you get to play them eventually! 😊
Yep I played the game too. Used cyber stein to summon twin head cyber dragon then limiter removal to win first turn lol (when I drew them and went second
abdou kudo people know about them so it’s also a way of going into the history of Yu-Gi-Oh! As well. There’s not much need to cover them if it’s already being done by their own community’s
abdou kudo Mostly because those get enough attention as is, but stuff like these old gba games don’t get as much. If he wants to do a vid on either, I’ll still watch em regardless tho.
Okay this video takes me back, of a th3 yugioh games I can't believe I forgot about one I spent so much time on, cheers for bringing back some memories!
Worldwide Edition is so similar yet so different in many ways: - The AI has been improved (to a point. They can still be dumb AF occasionally. And some Duelists actually have different AI than their counterparts - Mokuba plays everything in attack position - Pegasus actually plays around cards in your hand as if he can “see” them. It’s great) - There is a story of sorts which you need to beat before you get the postgame tournaments and the feature to turn the banlist off. - The card pool is bigger (obvs) I put hundreds of hours into Worldwide as a kid.
The one YGO game that's always stood out to me from back in the day was Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition: Stairway to the Destined Duel. This was back when I was living in Ecuador and I cannot recall if the game released while we were right smack in the middle of Battle City arc or what... but I remember having a lot of fun with that game. I remember that, as far back as when I was a kid, I wanted a YGO RPG game where you'd walk around and battle opponents. Worldwide Edition... wasn't that, but you know what, it still kinda gave that feeling of being in the tournament. Opponents would show up here and there, and as I recall, there were even timed events. You could join special events or tournaments on certain days of the week, etc... This kind of thing made it a bit more immersive. Forbidden Memories was awesome. I confess I never really beat it, but I had a good time with it. I liked the story and that was pretty much the only thing that urged me to continue. Gameplay-wise, I... well, I didn't like it. By the time I picked up a pirated copy of it, my friends and I were already playing the game by its official rules, so this whole "throw cards together and fuse em" thing felt weird to me and though I understood how to play it eventually, it was never something I liked as much as the real deal.
I just wanted to compliment the editing of this video. Usually you just use simple animations of cards scrolling (not bad at all, I think it's perfext for the channel) but seeing how well the audio blended together really showed that you have a lot of talent editing that doesn't get shown very well in most of your videos. I think I've heard you mention you edit your talking a lot and honestly it's done so well it's hard to tell.
I had a similar experience with the Eternal Duelist Soul. It taught me how to properly play the game. I actually still have my copy around here somewhere
It's nice to see people still appreciating these old games rather than just trashing on them for being really simple. Yugioh videogames are like time capsules of the eras they were released in, which makes them really interesting to go back to.
Love this game. I also collect retro games and I got this game while I was just getting back into Yu-Gi-Oh!. It was really helpful in refreshing me on how the rules worked and some of the rulings worked, even if there were some weird interactions, like you described in the video with Giant Trunade and Snatch Steal.
I looooved this game back in the day! It still holds up for me to this day if im in the mood to play old school yugioh. Hope you get around to talking about dark duel stories and forbidden memories eventually!
Loved this game as a kid, and I still have a real soft spot for it. I've had this game really glitch out on me though a couple of times. On two different occasions, somehow Kaiba played a card and then a card left my hand and ended up face-up in my Spell/Trap zone. The first time it was Harpie's Feather Duster, and the second it was a piece of Exodia.
This was my first ever video game, i still have it and same here, it how i learned to play the physical card game lot of memories. Love YGO TEDS and that opening song and sound designs oh yeah, and character background top notch
YES! Finally a Yugioh gameboy ROM video I’d love if you could make a serie I love your videos and I always wished you could touchdown on Yugioh gameboy ROM videos
Eternal Duelist Soul was owned by my sister but I played it regularly. It was also my first introduction into the TCG, but ironically, we actually got this game before Season 2 came out in the states. Being a beginner, I was still locked on the first tier of opponents and didn't know you could unlock others until Battle City started airing, so I was surprised to see Espa Roba already in the game some time after seeing his debut in the show. I've also encountered some peculiar oddities with this game I don't I've seen others talk of. For whatever reason in a few duels, whenever I had managed to get Black Luster Soldier on the field, Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon would automatically place itself on the field as an Equip card to him, as if it were trying to emulate Dragon Master Knight from the first Virtual World episodes, even though that card didn't exist yet. Also, it's possible to get the God Cards, but you can't put them in your deck.
I grew up with Yu-Gi-Oh World Championship Tournament 2004. I love it, even though it had a lot of problems looking back. I recently picked up a used copy of Eternal Duelist Soul. As nice as the password system is and how duelist have actual personalities and dialogue, good lord are those sound effects grating! Also, the deck editor is way more useable in WCT2004
Forbidden Memories...brings back memories (hah) of 5th grade. I recently bought a used copy to have for my collection. Great video! edit: PLEASE do a video on The Sacred Cards. I loved that game the most, you could walk around and duel people like it was Pokemon.
Eternal Duelist soul was a game I played alot back in the day. My deck was filled with flip effect monsters like man eater bug, needle worm, hane hane, and penguin soldier lol. They were both cheap and pretty OP from what I remember playing this game.
I remember this game coming out so vividly. Me and my friends played Yu-Gi-Oh like on the show for so long until this came out and we all collectively just said "Okay. We all know duelist kingdom is bullshit now, right?" I'll always love this game and seeing it now just reminds me that Konami hasn't put as much care and effort into a Yu-Gi-Oh games in a long time outside of Duel Links. Yeah the animations and graphics got better but it all feels so...sterile and flat. And the music sucks in that latest game.
EDS my GOAT 🙏 Obviously a long term simulator like Master Duel is good for the game and community but I really do miss the yearly games, getting a whole new soundtrack, chunk of cards, visuals, all the characters from each series with deck updates in each game, it just felt like a really great thing to look forward to as a kid
Oh man I just got this game at a pawn shop like half a year ago (alongside Dark Duel Stories, actually!). I definitely gotta try this soon I love the Yugioh video games!
I mostly missed this one, I started the games with Dark Duel Stories and moved onto Worldwide Edition but I do remember playing a Japanese rom of Expert 5 and having absolutely no idea what I was doing! Not having a lot of people to play with, these games were a great way to get in duels as a kid
In my opinion the best Yugioh video game is World Championship 2011: Over the Nexus. The 2011 Format has a fairly diverse card pool, the game is well coded for a Yugioh game at the time and the 5Ds story mode with a free roam world and so many unlockables is just perfect.
The only con is how long the AI takes to make a decision it could be placing down one card and it takes 2-5 minutes I gotta fast forward it and even then it's atleast a minute long.
Worldwide Edition for the GBA was my first Yugioh game. Eight year old me convinced my mom to buy it for me on ebay. It was the Japanese version. Eventually, the save battery broke, but that didn't stop me from playing it everywhere I went.
I remember I somehow glitched it and got 2 copies of Blue Eyes when I was a kid this game was easily my favorite Gameboy game of all time. My experience was very similar this is how I learned the game as well. I looooved trying to summon every monster in the game (Exodia, Gate Guardian, PUGM etc.)
Gen 1 Yu-Gi-Oh video games were awesome, and some of the most creative use of the IP. When they stopped making spin off games, and only made OCG/TCG adaptations from GX onward (except for "Wheelie Breaker"), some of the series magic was lost. I would love to see "Capsule Monster Colosseum 2" using all 6 master duel eras.
bruh I fiended this game when I was a kid, the music gives me so many memories. I think I like Yugioh a lot because of this game, it also taught me how to play!
fun fact: if you use certain spell cards (eg: poly) on witch of the black forest/sangan, you can get the effect twice in the same chain, effectively getting two searches
yes! This was my first yugioh game. i got it that fall in 2002. I remember in 6th grade seeing the ad for it in a sales paper and asking my mom to get it for me! my class mate who was a total know it all about yugioh was saying i needed to play dark duel stories first cause eternal duelist soul was "advance rules" i think he was just jealous i got it before he did lol
I remember playing this game so much that I was the only person in my friends group to know that beating someone enough times had them eventually challenge you to to a second match immediately after.
I would be down for more game related content from time to time. It's entertaining and has the potential to be very nostalgic for a lot of people like myself
I had this game, and I'll never forget the most awesome win I ever manged to get. I was playing against the "Rare Hunter" who used an Exodia Deck. I knew he had 4 pieces of Exodia in his hand, and he was down to 1200LP, but there was a Witch of the Black Forest on the Field (in Atk mode) and nothing else. Luckily, I topped decked a Dimension Warrior and I had Riroku in my hand. So, I was able to strike him for 1200 and Dimension Warrior exiled the Witch to prevent a tie. One of the best wins I ever got.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Ultimate Masters: World Championship Tournament 2006 was the first Yugioh game I played and it was pretty fun as well! Id highly recommend the 5Ds games on the DS though as they actually had turbo duels in the game and were really run!
I played the hell out of this game as a kid. Any long trip I'd have my gba, a pokemon or two and this. Many times I went back to it on emulation on my phone
I only played duel academy and world championship 2011, but I had lots of fun and they taught me the rules. Too bad cards got too expensive for me as a kid
My experience with Old-school Games is those Power of Chaos PC Games I played those games a lot and there's a weirdly active Modding Community so that's cool, but as a Kid I mostly played the 5ds World Championship Games, cuz it makes you part of the Anime which is really cool.
This takes me back what a great game. I just played it again to completion not too long ago. Something about it always brings me back. I wish Konami would release more games like it. Where your vods at? I didn't even know you streamed.
I'm pretty sure i had a copy of this, but I do remember having a copy of Stairway To The Destined Duel, Forbidden Memories, and Duelist of the Roses and 2 copies of Dark Duel Stories, one for me and my brother. One thing in common in all YGO video games is that your starting deck SUUUUUUUUUUCKS. Without abusing the password system, it's gonna take forever to get a halfway decent deck.
I loved going Cyber Stein into Blue Eyes Ultimate in this game. Unless they had a Mirror Force or something, then RIP lol
Cyber Stein to Ultimate Dragon + Megamorph and you got a 9000 ATK monster.
Pretty stand play to do back in the beginning of online duels as well, thats one reason why casuals like Magic Cylinder so much
I agree 😂
Cyber Stein fusion beat down was definitely the strongest deck in the game
*activates Trap hole* lol
7:19 I think the idea behind the password function was to allow you to use your physical cards so to speak, not necessarily for optimal deck building purposes. I mean, this was still the nascent years of yugioh as well as mainstream internet, so those codes weren't necessarily readily available unless you had the cards. It was probably an incentive for them to include the 3 promo cards in there so that you could also play them in-game via the password function.
There was a strategy that had all the cards in it. But I'm not sure it was official Konami
Supercheats had all the card codes kid
So I had to check my modern deck… they still print codes to the cards… I wonder why, it’s not like you can use them to unlock cards on master duel. Curious.
Playing this game for the first time in 2024 and I can’t put it down. I been wanting to get back into the trading card game and this game is refreshing my memory on the rules.
I never truly appreciated just how mid-western Dzeef really was until I heard him say "kyal-en-der"
Kehl-en-der
We did it boys. Our favorite pack opening channel has just transcended into becoming our favorite Yu-Gi-Oh! Video Game review channel.
Eternal Duelist Soul was GOAT. I still play it every now and then. I love destroying the NPCs with Exodia. Its satisfying
How the hell did you build an exodia deck in it? I completed it and was never close to having a decent Exodia deck
Sagan, witch of the black forest, pot of greed, etc. Basically, you have to have a lot of draw and search cards.
The satisfaction came from the animation you get from summoning exodia. Gave me chills bro
The best is beating the rare hunter with exodia
Sangan, Witch, Skelengel, Morphing Jar, Backup Soldier, Pot of Greed, Graceful Charity, Upstart Goblin, Mystic Tomato, it is possible to create a decent Exodia deck.
I'm glad you're branching out to the videogame realm of Yugioh. I love many of these games for teaching me and my friends the ropes of the game. Duelists of the roses and Ultimate Masters 2006 are my favorites. I hope you get to play them eventually! 😊
Yugioh GX DA is the game that teach me how to play it has a lot of cards and pretty good story too
Without a doubt one of the best. Those puzzle games were gold! It was like playing actual Yu-Gi-Oh Solitaire
Love the Game. It's also very good to just roleplay and use your imagination to really be a student at duel academy
Loved putting 3 copies of Burst Stream of Destruction in my deck.
Yep I played the game too. Used cyber stein to summon twin head cyber dragon then limiter removal to win first turn lol (when I drew them and went second
trying to 100% the game is so tedious but that can be said for other games too
Forbidden Memories is horrifyingly broken xD
the original thunder dragon meta
the final 7
vro
Best game xD
Cyber Soldier infinite gang
2010 5ds Reverse of Arcadia is the game I played the most growing up. I had another from the GBA with "stairway" somewhere in the name but forgot it.
Its the game he mentions in this video "Worldwide edition" the sub title is "stairway to the destined duel"
I have that game also
That's awesome.
When the focus group says they want the playing field to look more dynamic, but it's a GBA game...
Lollllllll literally though 😂
Yugioh GX DA taught me mst doesn't negate
Eternal duelsit soul taught me. I remember 6th grade me goin' "what the heck!?? why didnt it work? lol
That game was my SHIT
@@IrregularHunterDash I really love it I just wish the game made it viable to have any deck except beat down unless you own all the cards lol
This was very interesting and I'd love to hear you talk more on other yugioh games. (Aside from the recent ones like Duel Links and LotD)
There's a lot of untapped potential here. I don't think Yugitubers give yugioh videogames the credit they deserve as teaching tools.
abdou kudo people know about them so it’s also a way of going into the history of Yu-Gi-Oh! As well. There’s not much need to cover them if it’s already being done by their own community’s
Falsebound Kingdom was amazing. :)
The only yugioh game I play is edopro lol.
abdou kudo Mostly because those get enough attention as is, but stuff like these old gba games don’t get as much.
If he wants to do a vid on either, I’ll still watch em regardless tho.
This was my first yugioh game. I started playing again recently and made a thunder dragon deck! lol
Okay this video takes me back, of a th3 yugioh games I can't believe I forgot about one I spent so much time on, cheers for bringing back some memories!
I played the hell out of this. It was great just cause it was a way to play "real" yugioh when I couldn't with friends.
Worldwide Edition is so similar yet so different in many ways:
- The AI has been improved (to a point. They can still be dumb AF occasionally. And some Duelists actually have different AI than their counterparts - Mokuba plays everything in attack position - Pegasus actually plays around cards in your hand as if he can “see” them. It’s great)
- There is a story of sorts which you need to beat before you get the postgame tournaments and the feature to turn the banlist off.
- The card pool is bigger (obvs)
I put hundreds of hours into Worldwide as a kid.
The one YGO game that's always stood out to me from back in the day was Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition: Stairway to the Destined Duel. This was back when I was living in Ecuador and I cannot recall if the game released while we were right smack in the middle of Battle City arc or what... but I remember having a lot of fun with that game. I remember that, as far back as when I was a kid, I wanted a YGO RPG game where you'd walk around and battle opponents. Worldwide Edition... wasn't that, but you know what, it still kinda gave that feeling of being in the tournament. Opponents would show up here and there, and as I recall, there were even timed events. You could join special events or tournaments on certain days of the week, etc... This kind of thing made it a bit more immersive.
Forbidden Memories was awesome. I confess I never really beat it, but I had a good time with it. I liked the story and that was pretty much the only thing that urged me to continue. Gameplay-wise, I... well, I didn't like it. By the time I picked up a pirated copy of it, my friends and I were already playing the game by its official rules, so this whole "throw cards together and fuse em" thing felt weird to me and though I understood how to play it eventually, it was never something I liked as much as the real deal.
Yeah I had World wide edition: stairway to the destined Duel. Loved it growing up
I've actually played this game so much that the ingame calendar is ahead of the current real life date.
Also Yugi's grandpa disappeared in my game too, but he came back.
Yu-Gi-Oh Duelists Of The Roses was low-key such a fun and unique way to play the game and I loved it so much and would love to see you talk about it
The Gameplay is AWESOME !!
Thanks Dzeeff for bringing old school home 😃😎
I still have it and play it whenever i feel like reliving the GOAT format 😍
2:26 boys were transformed to men at that moment with an icon theme song still remembered to this day.
Wow I remember loving the Eternal Duelist Soul and Worldwide Edition. Good memories, man
I just wanted to compliment the editing of this video. Usually you just use simple animations of cards scrolling (not bad at all, I think it's perfext for the channel) but seeing how well the audio blended together really showed that you have a lot of talent editing that doesn't get shown very well in most of your videos. I think I've heard you mention you edit your talking a lot and honestly it's done so well it's hard to tell.
that opening music for enteral duelist is just some perfect bit tunes
This game was my life!! I never knew how to unlock the last character though, I might just have to go back and get every card now.
I never thought you played this game. Cool. It's good to know that it's not forgotten
What an interesting take on EDS, would love to see you take on the other games in the series, especially while we're in quarantine
Same, this was the game that taught me how to play yugioh.
This game is the reason I still play my gba. This game has amazing sound and it was one of my most played games ever.
Man the music really brings me back to a special place. These GBA yugioh games were my jammy jams!
Nostalgia! I remember owning this and World Championship Tournament 2004 and both were excellent games! I can replay them over and over!
Thank you for putting in the work for this lovely video! Such great memories
I'd love to see a series on some of the older yugioh games especially the really weird ones like duelist of the rose
I had a similar experience with the Eternal Duelist Soul. It taught me how to properly play the game. I actually still have my copy around here somewhere
It's nice to see people still appreciating these old games rather than just trashing on them for being really simple. Yugioh videogames are like time capsules of the eras they were released in, which makes them really interesting to go back to.
Love this game. I also collect retro games and I got this game while I was just getting back into Yu-Gi-Oh!. It was really helpful in refreshing me on how the rules worked and some of the rulings worked, even if there were some weird interactions, like you described in the video with Giant Trunade and Snatch Steal.
I wasn’t sure if I had played this game but when you played the opening screen I cried inside.
So glad you finally put this out! Let the masses know what the old school challenge is!
(now do a Nightmare Trabadour retrospective)
I looooved this game back in the day! It still holds up for me to this day if im in the mood to play old school yugioh. Hope you get around to talking about dark duel stories and forbidden memories eventually!
Loved this game as a kid, and I still have a real soft spot for it. I've had this game really glitch out on me though a couple of times. On two different occasions, somehow Kaiba played a card and then a card left my hand and ended up face-up in my Spell/Trap zone. The first time it was Harpie's Feather Duster, and the second it was a piece of Exodia.
This was my first ever video game, i still have it and same here, it how i learned to play the physical card game lot of memories. Love YGO TEDS and that opening song and sound designs oh yeah, and character background top notch
YES! Finally a Yugioh gameboy ROM video
I’d love if you could make a serie
I love your videos and I always wished you could touchdown on Yugioh gameboy ROM videos
Eternal Duelist Soul was owned by my sister but I played it regularly. It was also my first introduction into the TCG, but ironically, we actually got this game before Season 2 came out in the states. Being a beginner, I was still locked on the first tier of opponents and didn't know you could unlock others until Battle City started airing, so I was surprised to see Espa Roba already in the game some time after seeing his debut in the show.
I've also encountered some peculiar oddities with this game I don't I've seen others talk of. For whatever reason in a few duels, whenever I had managed to get Black Luster Soldier on the field, Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon would automatically place itself on the field as an Equip card to him, as if it were trying to emulate Dragon Master Knight from the first Virtual World episodes, even though that card didn't exist yet.
Also, it's possible to get the God Cards, but you can't put them in your deck.
Dark duel stories did require tributes, for level 5 and higher monsters. That's why the best deck was a bunch of 1900 attack level 4 monsters.
I was just listing some of the differences that both games collectively had from the TCG :)
Ahh cool! I now realize that I played the Worldwide Edition, but this game looks so much fun! What a throwback!
I grew up with Yu-Gi-Oh World Championship Tournament 2004. I love it, even though it had a lot of problems looking back. I recently picked up a used copy of Eternal Duelist Soul. As nice as the password system is and how duelist have actual personalities and dialogue, good lord are those sound effects grating! Also, the deck editor is way more useable in WCT2004
Forbidden Memories...brings back memories (hah) of 5th grade. I recently bought a used copy to have for my collection. Great video!
edit: PLEASE do a video on The Sacred Cards. I loved that game the most, you could walk around and duel people like it was Pokemon.
This was my first GBA game and it was such a good teaching tool in playing the card game.
Fuck. The nostalgia is insane... The music and the menus really set off a nostalgia bomb in my brain. My heart hurts.
That music is really making me want to play some Megaman Battle Network right about now.
Solid idea for video; I love the old yugioh games and played pretty much all of them
That music on the title screen of the game just hit like crack . Just a nostalgic game
Eternal Duelist soul was a game I played alot back in the day. My deck was filled with flip effect monsters like man eater bug, needle worm, hane hane, and penguin soldier lol. They were both cheap and pretty OP from what I remember playing this game.
Never thought i would want to hear dzeeff say calendar but here we are
This is how I learned the proper rules aswell. So many good memories. By far my favorite of the gba yugioh games
I remember this game coming out so vividly. Me and my friends played Yu-Gi-Oh like on the show for so long until this came out and we all collectively just said "Okay. We all know duelist kingdom is bullshit now, right?" I'll always love this game and seeing it now just reminds me that Konami hasn't put as much care and effort into a Yu-Gi-Oh games in a long time outside of Duel Links. Yeah the animations and graphics got better but it all feels so...sterile and flat. And the music sucks in that latest game.
Agreed with the music. It was at the point turning off the music makes the game better. In addition, forced summoning animation suck too
You and your friends never said that. Revisionist history much?
EDS my GOAT 🙏
Obviously a long term simulator like Master Duel is good for the game and community but I really do miss the yearly games, getting a whole new soundtrack, chunk of cards, visuals, all the characters from each series with deck updates in each game, it just felt like a really great thing to look forward to as a kid
Just replayed this game again last summer. I LOVED IT just as much
Oh man I just got this game at a pawn shop like half a year ago (alongside Dark Duel Stories, actually!). I definitely gotta try this soon I love the Yugioh video games!
I mostly missed this one, I started the games with Dark Duel Stories and moved onto Worldwide Edition but I do remember playing a Japanese rom of Expert 5 and having absolutely no idea what I was doing! Not having a lot of people to play with, these games were a great way to get in duels as a kid
In my opinion the best Yugioh video game is World Championship 2011: Over the Nexus. The 2011 Format has a fairly diverse card pool, the game is well coded for a Yugioh game at the time and the 5Ds story mode with a free roam world and so many unlockables is just perfect.
The only con is how long the AI takes to make a decision it could be placing down one card and it takes 2-5 minutes I gotta fast forward it and even then it's atleast a minute long.
Worldwide Edition for the GBA was my first Yugioh game. Eight year old me convinced my mom to buy it for me on ebay. It was the Japanese version. Eventually, the save battery broke, but that didn't stop me from playing it everywhere I went.
World wide edition taught me how to duel! love these games to bits and pieces
I love the eternal duellist soul. Was the first proper YuGiOh game, and super fun for some retro fun with the first 4 sets (up to PSV)
My favorite Yu-Gi-Oh game was World Championship Tournament 2004. That game on the Gameboy advance made my childhood.
I miss this game. I was hooked on this game back when I owned it and finally did unlock grandpa Muto.
I remember I somehow glitched it and got 2 copies of Blue Eyes when I was a kid this game was easily my favorite Gameboy game of all time. My experience was very similar this is how I learned the game as well. I looooved trying to summon every monster in the game (Exodia, Gate Guardian, PUGM etc.)
I had a bit of time with nightmare troubledour. That got me a lot of intrest in the game. Cool to share your experience!
Gen 1 Yu-Gi-Oh video games were awesome, and some of the most creative use of the IP. When they stopped making spin off games, and only made OCG/TCG adaptations from GX onward (except for "Wheelie Breaker"), some of the series magic was lost. I would love to see "Capsule Monster Colosseum 2" using all 6 master duel eras.
I loved Worldwide Edition, amazing entry, also The Sacred Cards was good simply because it had RPG elements and you could use the God cards.
This game also taught me how to play Yugioh, so it'll always have a special place in my heart.
World Championship 2006 is one of my favorite video games, Yu-Gi-Oh! or otherwise. Killer soundtrack and it’s pretty much “goat format in your pocket”
bruh I fiended this game when I was a kid, the music gives me so many memories. I think I like Yugioh a lot because of this game, it also taught me how to play!
fun fact: if you use certain spell cards (eg: poly) on witch of the black forest/sangan, you can get the effect twice in the same chain, effectively getting two searches
yes! This was my first yugioh game. i got it that fall in 2002. I remember in 6th grade seeing the ad for it in a sales paper and asking my mom to get it for me! my class mate who was a total know it all about yugioh was saying i needed to play dark duel stories first cause eternal duelist soul was "advance rules" i think he was just jealous i got it before he did lol
Damn that eternal duelist soul intro music. Nostalgia big time.
I bought every game for yugioh since forbidden memories and stopped at gx games.
I remember playing this game so much that I was the only person in my friends group to know that beating someone enough times had them eventually challenge you to to a second match immediately after.
I love Enteral Duelist for GB. I played it a ton as a kid and I’ll never forget my very first game I was Exodia’d first turn. I was Super confused lol
I would be down for more game related content from time to time. It's entertaining and has the potential to be very nostalgic for a lot of people like myself
I had this game, and I'll never forget the most awesome win I ever manged to get.
I was playing against the "Rare Hunter" who used an Exodia Deck. I knew he had 4 pieces of Exodia in his hand, and he was down to 1200LP, but there was a Witch of the Black Forest on the Field (in Atk mode) and nothing else.
Luckily, I topped decked a Dimension Warrior and I had Riroku in my hand. So, I was able to strike him for 1200 and Dimension Warrior exiled the Witch to prevent a tie.
One of the best wins I ever got.
This alongside the anime was my gateway drug to the world of duel monsters
I didn't grow up with this game but I love playing this game Crimson Sunbird decks actually work out here
That intro to the game brought me back to memories i forgot i had.
This was my favourite game for yugioh, I had it with Japanese writing on the front of the cartridge but the music is such a throwback!!
I like these type of Videos The games were fun And got me into the show and the game
Brings back memories of resetting every time my opening hand didn't have cyber-stein to bring out Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon turn 1
Random fact that main menu cloud screen like the background was also reused in Metroid Fusion in the intro cutscene
Yu-Gi-Oh! Ultimate Masters: World Championship Tournament 2006 was the first Yugioh game I played and it was pretty fun as well! Id highly recommend the 5Ds games on the DS though as they actually had turbo duels in the game and were really run!
Holy shit, this game was my childhood. I didn't know it was the first video game to actually use the TCG rules.
Nostalgia kicked in with that main menu music.
It was also the first Yu-Gi-Oh! game I played back in 2002, oh the memories :'D
I played the hell out of this game as a kid. Any long trip I'd have my gba, a pokemon or two and this. Many times I went back to it on emulation on my phone
I only played duel academy and world championship 2011, but I had lots of fun and they taught me the rules. Too bad cards got too expensive for me as a kid
My experience with Old-school Games is those Power of Chaos PC Games I played those games a lot and there's a weirdly active Modding Community so that's cool, but as a Kid I mostly played the 5ds World Championship Games, cuz it makes you part of the Anime which is really cool.
Yeah, big ups. Had this game through middle school,exellent every time
This takes me back what a great game. I just played it again to completion not too long ago. Something about it always brings me back. I wish Konami would release more games like it. Where your vods at? I didn't even know you streamed.
I'm pretty sure i had a copy of this, but I do remember having a copy of Stairway To The Destined Duel, Forbidden Memories, and Duelist of the Roses and 2 copies of Dark Duel Stories, one for me and my brother. One thing in common in all YGO video games is that your starting deck SUUUUUUUUUUCKS. Without abusing the password system, it's gonna take forever to get a halfway decent deck.