The Digimon Card Game - Digital Card Battle - Casp
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- Опубликовано: 1 мар 2020
- IT'S TIME TO D-D-D. D-DIGIMON. D-DIGIMON!
Digimon series playlist: • (NEW VIDEO IN DESCRIPT...
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Games featured in this video in order of appearance:
Digimon: Digital Card Battle/Digimon World: Digital Card Arena (PS1)
Digimon World: Digital Card Battle (PS1)
Digimon World (PS1)
Yu-Gi-Oh! 7 Trials to Glory - World Championship Tournament 2005 (GBA)
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Music used in this video in order of appearance:
English Digimon Theme - D-D-D. D-Digimon. D-Digimon.
File City (Day) - Digimon World OST
Battle Cafe Phase 1 - Digimon Digital Card Battle OST
Brave Heart - Digimon World Digital Card Arena OST
Data Registration - Digimon Digital Card Battle OST
Sunny Beat - Digimon World Digital Card Battle OST
Butter Fly - Digimon World Digital Card Arena OST
Before the Battle - Digimon Digital Card Battle OST
Battle Cafe Phase 3 - Digimon Digital Card Battle OST
Battle Cafe Phase 2 - Digimon Digital Card Battle OST
2 Player Mode Menu (VERSUS MODE) - Digimon Digital Card Battle OST
Digimon Download - Digimon Digital Card Battle OST
Igloo City - Digimon Digital Card Battle OST
Passcode Get - Digimon Digital Card Battle OST
(I have no idea what the real names of the songs are, but this is what they're listed as, and they're all magical.)
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1:09 Did I just see a Hitler Agumon? O.o
and he used to be a banker...
Agulf Hitmonlermon
You certainly didn't not see it. He makes an appearance at the end of the game also, in all his full-body glory.
Yeah was gonna comment that
@The Deadpool Who Chuckles. Ultimate technique: J3W DESTROYER!
This is my favorite Digimon game AND my favorite card game of all time. I have replayed this game no less than 15 times for the last 20 years. I had a save file with over 100 hours, over 800 wins, and over 95% card collection.
… and despite all of that, I never knew it has a prequel. lol
I'm not on your level, but I've loved it for a good 20 years and always spoke about how great it is. Didn't know it was a sequel either until researching it for this video! If you're a mega fan, I'd recommend the first one as well, it's got some adventuring elements with the trade quests and the whole card shop thing is cool. Also searching out the Sevens on the Digimon World 1 map is sick. Would highly recommend google translate or knowing Japanese though.
@@Caspicum how do you use Google translate to play?!
Hey we are building a Digimo Card Battle Community, me and my friends have also been playing since 20 years ago, we can now play online via the epsxe emulator. Let me know if you'd like to battle.
@@antoniosandoval4014 where is it? discord?
My ultimate deck was always an option deck with the only digimon cards being my partners. That deck slapped, fucking OP.
So this game is Yu-Gi-Oh + Pokemon stadium + Digimon, and a little bit of the third Reich just for good measure
It's got a bit of something for everyone.
I played it in 2000 and it was my first game ever in ps1
Ahead of it time (video game)
This game was and still one of my favorite card games. I still think it still stands as a good game today but that could be my nostalgia talking.
It's definitely nostalgia, but it's also a great game because of it :^)
I never saw the Attack effects on the board when you skip the animations because I never deactivated them.
I got through the entire game and I got the Magnamon card. And I was NEVER tired of the animations.
I think the animators are proud of my behavior.
Oh damn. I don't think I ever did as a kid, but I'm an old man with no time left in this world. I gotta capitalise.
@@Caspicum I say that while I was 19 at the time I played this for the first time and I skipped every animation from YGO Forbidden Memories as a kid, so that has to count for something.
But I understand, we old men have the lifespan of a fly when it comes to this kind of game. I wish I had battle animation skip on Final Fantasy I - III.
@@setteplays I was gonna mention YGO: Forbidden Memories, huh! From Casp's footage it feels like the combat animations are more snappy than the Yugimons'. The YGO 3D battles got old quick, especially in campaign mode.
@@raziyatheseeker Yes, it did. But in digimon, like Casp said, it's one exclusive animation per digimon per move (3 for each) and the textures and effects are really nice. It's really worth it.
I played this a couple years ago, let's say I was 20? And those animations still kick ass
The joke "the build logic is as good as a Chinese pandemic" has taken a new meaning on March 2020
Call me a prophet if you must.
The jab at Pokémon was too real lmao
I suffered through Sword and Shield, the least I could do is jab at it.
@@Caspicum I switched Gen8's battle animations off, but the battles are still like 😴
You ever gonna make a video on that weird Pokémon Tactics game for the DS set in a Shogun-age world?
And that is actually a crossover with a pre-existing series, too.
+1 for a _Pokémon Conquest_ video.
The secret best pokemon game
I want to, because grid-based tactics RPGs are my favourite sub-genre, and I've got a weird softspot for strange mash-ups. Far from done with the NDS library, there's so many gems I want to talk about.
@K19 It had pretty wonky controls and just generally felt strange for a Pokémon game.
If it'd have just been Final Fantasy Tactics but with teams of Pokémon battling on cool terrains and a good story, it'd have been a fantastic game.
And now do an in-depth review of the card minigame inside Digimon World 2003
My biggest regret. It never leaves me.
I still love this game, it's basically like Digimon World transformed into a card game. The variety of Digimon and options you have as far as customising your decks is quite deep which adds to more replayability. Getting 100% though is practically impossible unless you can trade with another save file as you will need to in order to get the other armour digimon along with their respective digi-eggs. This is of course not possible until you beat Analogman.
I do agree though that the game peaks at Analogman and then goes back down to fairly easy afterwards, especially after you beat the story you can access more powerful cards (you were technically wrong as there are some Ultimates that are impossible to get until post-game but I do get what you mean). Yo
I love the card shop and there are guides out there that will tell you exactly what card fusions you can make.
It does remind me a lot of Pokemon TCG on Gameboy in a way. If you're the type of person that likes card games and in this case Digimon then they will definately love Digital Card Battle as well.
I wasn't expecting this to be as interesting/ well thought out.
That makes me happy. If I can make people think about something, while introducing them to some weird shit, that'd be the best-case scenario.
Dude welcome back, love hearing your logical points and takes, absolutely loved your In Defense of Grinding video, Perfect!
Appreciate ya, babe.
Oh, god...! 100% Card completion...the nightmare that is hoping you get a mutation and said mutation ends up as one of the really useless Digi-Jewel cards... To this day, I've never managed it (I only got 3 of the 7 jewels).
Still, I've played this game fairly recently and was able to sink hours into it. It's a very nice time sink, if nothing else. It also helps I've got a sister to play with, because playing in 2P mode is really where the challenge is at. I will agree, though, that it could have used gating some cards for after you beat A and having another final boss; I wished for those myself.
That said, if you know the game enough, A is not quite hard. The Hacking card WereGarurumon gives you at Wiseman Tower's Battle Cafe and the support effect of ToyAgumon will see you through that battle without needing a single partner. Or in my case, I brought mons with O/X counter and used supports that forced Apocalymon to use O/X. Fusing Partner Finders work pretty well, too.
Endnote: Love that thumbnail a lot!
There's some issue with Cody(?) or Izzy or something, where you can permanently miss a card if you do certain battles in the wrong order too. 100% completion is fucked hey. Also those jewels are bullshit. I got two of them before I gave up.
You're right about A, a Data Copy and a Hacking will pretty much carry you through, and the trade-off to his difficulty was that he always has the same cards in the same order, so you can plan around that. It's just a shame that brickwall of difficulty was really the last one.
@@Caspicum At least I can see why they made A draw cards in the same order. Or well, if you have no friends to trade cards with, you wouldn't have a lot of cards at that point. Maybe the devs felt it has to be winnable somehow, even with minimal preparation.
Also, Cody or Izzy... I just remember some people saying that once you beat Izzy and get his mutation predicter thing, your chances of getting a Digi-Jewel becomes almost zero.
And speaking of Cody, fighting him with his pre-made deck (to get his partner cards to your list if you didn't pick Armadillomon at any point) is a giant pain in the neck. But at the same time...the challenge was also kind of welcome. It's weird.
On missing cards, though, I can't recall if there's an alternative way to get Magnamon in your list if you didn't pick Veemon as your first partner. I'm just sure that BlackWargreymon won't give it to you.
I also forgot to add that the one time a Battle Arena imposes a special (this being you can't use a deck with option cards), it only applies to you. Not that that made the Arena any less easy, except MetalEtemon (iirc) and the possibility that he'll spam golden bananas--which aren't infinite, but it is annoying.
Hey we are building a Digimo Card Battle Community, me and my friends have also been playing since 20 years ago, we can now play online via the epsxe emulator. Let me know if you'd like to battle.
I subbed for the Wizard of Oz video
That was 2 months ago, already!
Great video~
I remember it better than I remember the last week!
Time bloody flies, hey. I generally upload once a month, but I got slapped with some natural disasters and other small things, so this one took a bit longer. I appreciate you sticking around though!
dont get too used to videos cumn out every 2 months the gravy train cant last forever
Digimon Card battle 2 and Monster Ranched Battle 2 card are two of my favorite games of all time
Ah Monster rancher one is good too.
one of the best games ever i wish they brought this back
Hey man we are building a Digimo Card Battle Community, me and my friends have also been playing since 20 years ago, we can now play online via the epsxe emulator. Let me know if you'd like to battle.
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back as a kid I got fcked up so bad on how to use any other attack because I keep pressing X on select attack button, not knowing that pressing any other button would works for the damn symbol.
This makes me revolve my strategy around X attack thinking that any other kind of attack are meant for NPC and is shit for me. This makes me both proud and embarrassed of myself as a kid. Embarrassed because of obvious reason, but proud... because I did finish the game with only X fucking attacks.
Same here, I complete the storyline luckily easily in my childhood days in year 2000s by trying out Veemon armour mode flamedramon x command input counter attack safe dmg move for the easy victory. (#GoFigure)
comic sans... even back then, for the credits...
comic sans make the world go 'round, baby
I remember seeing this game at a friend's house back when I was a kid alongside the original Digimon World, and the interface seemed extremely busy.
It's a bit of a clusterfuck, hey. I cut a segment where I went over the UI and playfield, because it seemed a bit redundant, but maybe I should've kept it in.
@@Caspicum It is certainly a PS1 game - I'm sure the manual was the only part where they went a bit more in depth over what everything on the screen did.
There is a fairly indepth, guided tutorial, which is also skippable, so I'd say it gets points for that.
OMG I love this game! I didn't know it had a prequel! :O
Neither did I when I started the video! There's another version but I only found that out after I made the video. Whoops. I think it was a WonderSwan title?
Finally!!! I remember it being quite good
The card game's rules are sick. Shame about the progression, but hey, can't win them all.
This, and Worlds 2 and 3 were the glory of my childhood. On one end I hate the grinding, but I also wonder what would happen if we could play this multiplayer. The strategic element of knowing your opponent's hand is very interesting
It could happen, but setting it up beyond a personal 1-to-1 thing would be impossible. That said, using Parsec and sharing memory card files would be cool. Or just having memory cards in slot 1/2 of an emulator with all cards unlocked would enable online play. I don't think it's balanced for pvp, but it'd be good fun still.
With the new card game I would love a remake of these games.
If you haven't played the new card game I highly recommend it.
I’m 27, but in first grade, the first day I was there, older kids ripped me off. They convinced me that that poo digimon was way better than my holographic Machamp, and as soon as they had the Machamp they wasted no time in celebrating their new shiny card; I started crying immediately upon realization that I had been duped. I was reluctant from the start. :(
Sukimon or numemon
You should've ripped them both up. Mutually assured destruction is the best revenge.
15:27 looking at the list, it seems there's a huge number of Digimon cards. I wonder how many unique attack and skill animations are packed in this game.
I've definitely played this game before, probably the first game without knowing Japanese because I didn't understand the 3 attack types at all. Nostalgia knocking the brain as I watch this lol.
Great ass review. Long gone is the time that we had original takes on card games in video games.
tytyty. I have a weird passion for card games, but even moreso when they're anime shit.
About time your ass was back for a while, really been missing the obscure video game reviews with odd commentary and jokes as well as odd factoids that still contribute to the review which no one else would ever mention.
I truly do adore your content to no end mate.
I genuinely appreciate it, my friend. Now we can only pray that I never become a normie and start doing Pokemon LPs. :^)
Of course not mate, you'll be doing god's work and making Digimon LP's filled with random facts lost to time.
That one Agumon. It's one of those things that's so unexpected and surreal that you see it, but it takes a full ten seconds to believe it.
The Japanese are beyond words.
Card battle was my favorite digimon game on PS1. A large part was because of the characters from the anime. The card game was more fun than the actual digimon card game which I also had but no friends to play with.
Preach, brother. Being the only kid in my friend group to own actual, structured Pokemon decks was rough. i feel your pain. When the virtual card games rolled around, the Pokemon TCG, and Digital Card BAttle, life got way better tbh.
You absolute mad lad. Can't believe you actually played 300+ matches in this game. Keep up the good work.
I only got to about 240 and was like "One battle against BlackWarGreymon isn't worth 60 more battles in a very condensed period of time." but my old PS1 memory card has like 700 battles or some shit so I am an epic gamer at heart.
Now that's an epic gamer move.
I'm so happy to see that somebody is talking about this game, speceially you, I loved this game back when and sometimes I get to itch to replay it, it was kinda interesting and good, and I always wanted to play the first one.
So, at the end what deck were you playing with?
Yea right?
Love this game too!
My fav deck colour types are Red, Green, and surprisingly Yellow is kinda good too
@@Alasking34 yellow crash decks are insane
I always stick with my red boys, but I tried a green and a blue deck. I only messed around with some pre-built yellow ones very lightly, but red is my go-to. Punch hard, punch fast.
Ah yes, and don't get me started on collecting digi-jewels. That's the most painful thing I think I've ever experienced.
I don't enjoy card games, but this game...
really doesn't change my mind on that.
We'll get him next time, boys. Return to base.
I love that the video preview is turn 1 of the "A" fight.
BTW, you can underflow the fusion cards by building decks from a recipe without having all of the cards.
Wait, serious? *serious*
That's a gamer changer.
Great video man! Thanks
I don't know if you know but we can now play online via the epsxe emulator. Let me know if you'd like to battle. We are trying to build a community to enjoy this retro games.
That burn at pokemon lol
It's a sad world we live in.
This was a great game. Also the final sequence of the game scared the shit out of me as a kid
It was definitely one of the original 3am pranks.
oh shit new casp video my body is ready
Hope it didn't disappoint!
No joke, this was straight up my favorite Digimon game up until Cyber Sleuth and Hacker's Memory
How tf did I end up watching your entire Digimon review series in one sitting?
I honestly don't know, but you've got balls of steel my gamer. Must be a strange thing to see 6 years of growth in about 2 hours.
Childhood memories. The main character is same char from DW1.
Just better because he's not screaming "YATTAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!"
while playing this and Digimon World 2 back then I just wish that the devs put the same amount of effort in the battle animation of DW2 just like here in Digimon Battle Cards
Beating children and digimon in children card games as a adult to assert dominance, I love it.
I remember cheesing my way through this game by runinning a partner and 29 option cards. I also remember quitting when I got to the end and realized the final boss cheats and bottom decks your partner.
What a bad shake you got there. The devs knew how to stop the cheese, hey.
The real cheese is the crash special....
No NPC has a deck to fight it untill the last ones and A is easy because of it.
Hitler Agumon...nice
The Japanese know what they want.
I freaking loved this game as a kid, if it were possible id totally play you in this game Casp!
We should set that shit up somehow hey. Digital Card Battle tournament.
@@Caspicum hell yeah man, didnt they make a way to play emulators online?
@@Caspicum would Parsec work?
@@pieboygames Yeah, you could pull it off by sending your memory card file to someone and using Parsec, I'd say. The issue would be having an accessible hub outside of one single computer.
@@Caspicum maybe there is a recreation in tabletop simulator?
One nice thing in the game is that once you defeat A his deck apear as a usable deck in the auto deck build but it has 2 of a card you can only get one making so that the player can only use it if they hack the game.
That's insane. I never even tried to use it, hey. Cheers for the factoid, brother.
never knew there was a digimon card game
Wow i love Digimon but didn't even know there was a card game for it. Only watched the anime and played some of the games.
There's a couple physical versions too but they don't look quite as good. Maybe I'm wrong, I'd love to try them sometime.
I don't know why, but, I love this game.
I have spent quite a long time with this game in my teenage years, where I am limited by what I can get while everyone plays their PS2.
This was a major time sink for me, as I figure out combos, and different deck ideas. Some of my favorites is the Force Circle Counter deck, Type Changer, Special Digivolve abuse, and full Rookie aggro. Though I must admit, I pretty much tapped out most of the play value way before I hit 300 wins for BlackWarygreymon. For a PS1 card game, it definitely has enough depth and gameplay, then say Forbidden Memories, and it is a shame that it is not talked about more often.
It is strange that Forbidden Memories is such a beloved game, while Digital Card Battle got memory holed. I dig YuGiOh, but Forbidden Memories is so chance-based and grindy, it requires a lot of wading through shit to reach the highs that Digital Card Battle hits.
Force Circle Counter is painful though, especially when your Armor mons are beefy Circle boys.
@@Caspicum I actually have to restraint myself from using partners. They are just way too OP even before armor evolving since they gain little bits of stats on their moves bit by bit, so after a while, they are just way too powerful, and deviate from the norm from deck building, even if I customize the partner for the deck.
Another complaint I got for partners is that you are locked in to choose for the 2nd one, what if I don't like Patamon or Gatomon?
Also, Magnamon needs you to beat the game (bkwargreymon) to even get, which really sucks.
Yeah, that's all questionable. I was so happy when I got Magnamon as a kid, then promptly realised blackwargreymon was it. He was the final boy, so I had nobody to flex Magnamon on. I always found partners to be a 'get out of jail free' card so to speak. If you make a lot of stupid decisions, you can just drop a partner and recover very quickly. You're right though, they do break forward motion a bit. The OG game doesn't have them at all, but it less significantly less cards.
Best Digimon game thooo
Stoked to have cleared it all today
If it doesn't have a character similar to Kaiba then who cares.
You right tho
kaiba sucks though
@@Hakaishi00 Kaiba is the only good character in Yugioh outside of Jesse Wheeler
I remember how you won the King of games, smash champ. Good times..
Just roasted that boy, hey.
bravo another masterpiece
The game or the video? Because either way, you're far too kind.
@@Caspicum video, your witty humor is on the verge of Brian david Gilbert or dunkey standards, that being said I should throw a insult in to keep this humble, you look homeless.
Thanks, man. I take pride in my homeless look.
This game always seems fun, I do have to give it a more proper try again instead of my half-hearted rental from nearly 20 years ago XD. The funny part is the issue with the difficulty can be attributed to most games that use a semi-competitive battle system in a single player game. Pokemon being the main culprit.
How does one make a decent single player where the rules of the ai is the same rules as the player. AI can't really account for all the building and on the fly strategies that an actual player might use. So either the game has to break its own rules (Which is usually rad) or just have better ai (Most of which never bother to do)
That's the one thing I enjoyed about Final Fantasy 13. By healing between battles, you could make every battle a potential challenge. This obviously comes with lots of draw-backs, like, if everything is a challenge, you're going to be burnt out on challenge by the time you hit bosses, and what makes bosses so special?
Also the whole 'game plays itself' thing.
Hey man, what's your patreon? I'd love to donate for more quality content such as this particular video on *insert video title here*!
It's in the video description.
@@ForumArcade I can't read, can you post it for me?
@@DreamWhale www.patreon.com/casposaurus
@@ForumArcade thanks!
I loved that you played the part the whole time.
About time where you been my dude I need my monthly Digimon content
Life's been a bit fast, but it seems to be slowing down now. I'll keep my schedule as clear as I can for the inevitable Survive release!
Hopes everything works out man
Oh yeah. The Digimon Card Game is my favorite PS1 game. And my favorite deck type is Rare.
Quality taste.
Heck, even my profile pic which I have used for years is actually based off from Giromon.
See this is where a lot of people got this game wrong, they actually played it. I enjoyed it by throwing a few gameshark codes in it that maxes your hp to 9999 and using Gearmon's Self-destruct. If you turned off the battle animation, you can use the Self-destruct infinitely as you can hold the button to keep your hp full to make Gearmon's hp full again right after it hits 0 and before it gets discarded. The fun with the game was the references, the battle was shit. If I wanted a more better and more fun card battle game, I would have played Monster Rancher Battle Cards 1 or 2 instead. Well 2 is better. I realized this after I got hard locked since I was playing it before with a friend and we got to a certain point at the middle where you had to fight Greymon and we only had 1 saved file. You'd ask why did I cheat? Well, when your parents are against video games when you were a kid and only lets you play 1 hour on just a Friday, and maybe 2 hour on Saturday, you realize that redoing almost 10 hours of content is not worth it, cause it will take a month to get back at that point and you'd be burned out of the game due to that. This is why I gamesharked most of my PS1 games cause I had limited time to play so I had to cut out the unnecessary grind. I only got to play a bit more as I was growing up and my parents were loosening my game time and gamesharking stuff also went out of style. Now as an adult, I can play and grind till I die if I want to and nobody is there to stop me anymore.
I Love this game pro tip for the a final fight, i recomend RARE cards
Rare for the high IQ chads.
no wonder it never catched up, the card artwork isnt "suggestive" enough
We can change it. We can make it sexier. We have the technology, and access to deviantart.
@@Caspicum I have mixed opinions about a newer version of this game, because Renamon
when i faced analogman i just discarded till i got to my partner cards and beat him with o counters cause i could set those up without leaving the area. feels like there should be more game after that point but I dunno if there actually is.
Finally!
So what are your thoughts on survive so far from what we’ve gotten
Dad you came back.
How could I leave when smokes are so expensive?
Hey, how badass you are as a kid?
Me : I played digimon digital card battle once..
*and I picked armadillomon as starter deck and partner*
Oh shit this dude's serious. RUN
I fucking loved this game! And I still do but I lost it years ago :(
Damn, that sucks. I'm not sure what the US copies go for, but PAL ones seem to be around $150-200 which is stupidly over priced. *Guess there's always borrowing from the internet*
Old times finished it many times & now playing it on ePSX emulator on my Mi box also using gameshark for level up my partners skills I learn a trick used to do it on psx 2000 each 5 level your partner instead 10 for attack or hp so my trick is to save game each time my partner gonna live up near a multiply of five from 5 to 95 so with Veemon I focused the level up on O attack the totally attack of O attack is 980 + 10 to the HP for HP fever bonus hint hint
Goblimon looks like nightmare.
Oh man... now I want to see a Pokemon TCG and its sequel.(discard the online, bleargh!)
I have toyed with the idea of a Pokemon TCG video, solely because I want to play the sequel and loved the first one. There will be more card game videos in the future for sure though.
There was a sequel?
based Veemon chad
Chads of a feather...
Dueling a villain into being a nicer/better person has never been a thing in Yugioh.
*never*
so how does the card system in digimon world 3 work, i think the people are with me on this one!
*I wish I knew*
Welcome back king. Thought I had to live my life without you for a second
No one's ever truly gone.
Except for me, I'm going to get smokes brb.
1:09 This is definitely cursed
Definitely a big gamer move from Bandai.
The game is way more fun than any of the magic gathering game.
I also chose Veemon, I'm a Chad lol. Jokes aside, I really love this game until now never knew it has a prequel. Partner digimon is quite OP with the right customizations, I really hope that it will have a sequel with more challenging mechanics than this first game.
I'd love to see more Digital Card Battle-esque games, but I think we're past that time unfortunately. That said, we'll always be Veemon chads and nobody can take that from us.
I'd like to give this game a try, it would be nice to play the digimon card game without having to invest money in the actual retired card game.
They're making a new real world card game but they've said nothing about it coming out of Japan.
The PAL copies of this game go for almost as much as PAL Suikoden, which is nuts. I would love to play the physical one some time though, and it seems like it'd probably be cheaper too.
This review is gold hahahah
You should watch anime. I started for first time recently, and it is a blast. Didn't really had experience with Digimon at all. Binchwatched season 1, now second half of season 2(To me 1st is good, 02 is kinda hit and miss, but at least decend)
I would, but I'm not a show-watching kind of guy. It's hard for me to sit and *watch* things, they're all paced terribly.
Digimon Digital Card Battle was the best shit
YEAH BOY! Tonberrys can have good taste too
dont worry bro i'll wait as long as it takes for you to play anachronox
Legit looks good hey.
@@Caspicum the opening level(and the entire game really) is inspired by ffvii. I managed to get it for free because of the eidos "free games" sale 2 years back. I see its on sale on steam nows a good chance to get it lol
12:45 😂😂😂
Omnimon uses a sword and shield. Coincidence????
Where can I download the first card battle digimon title? is it for pc or console?
It's for PS1 as well, you can get it from any place that sells old Japanese PS1 games, or your favourite rom site!
Should have had a Tamers sequel
my two nitpicks with digimon in general:
Sad goodbye endings, and Leomon dying all the time. As much as I like Digimon, since I watched them since childhood, I just can't stomach anymore whatever vaguely reminds me of Tamers seasons 3.
digimon world 3 next
My biggest regret is not talking about the card game in my video on that. If I could slap the past me, I absolutely would.
@@Caspicum you are the best, providing us with that fire digimon content, keep up the good work
@@Caspicum my bad i now realized you have already done a digimon world 3 video
psychemon ftw
Welp
Never thought I'd see that thumbnail
Me either, tbh. A mate urged me to use it instead of the other one I had planned.
@@Caspicum pffttt oh wow
i guess the true endgame is 2 people making decks and doing the local pvp
the true end game were the cards we permanently missed along the way
I love this game but unfortunately it has limited ai enemy and content, PvP and more content would be nice
Why are you Australian?
I'm not sure, hey. You steal a loaf of bread in the 1700s, and all of a sudden you're here. It's a bit of a trip.
haha finally!
WE DID IT, REDDIT!
Have you checked out the new Digimon TCG? It’s interesting.
I haven't! Is it in English yet? I'd love to see how it stacks up to a 20 year old vidya.
Casp O'Saurus It’s currently just available in Japanese. But it seems like it is quite successful. A lot of preorders of the three starter decks in Japan.
Hey Casp! How's that knee slur coming around?
i have never said that word 300 times in my life
@@Caspicum How 300?
What is your ranking of all the games so far?
That's a toughie. I'd say Digimon World 1, RE:Digitize, Next Order, and Cyber Sleuth are probably top-tier. Top-tier is stuff that works as a stand-alone experience and doesn't seem to have any major, crippling flaws. You've got your mid-tiers, World DS, Dusk/Dawn, Digimon World 3, Championship, Digital Card Battle. Mid-tiers are stuff that could become top-tiers with some little improvements and quality of life changes. Otherwise quality games that were let down in a big way by small things. Then everything else is trash-tier.
This isn't a definitive list, just a quicky little list off the top of my head, and also clearly reflects my bias for the v-pet games.
@@Caspicum so basically
A: Cyber Sleuth (where my pfp is from), World 1, Re:Digitize, Next Order
C: DS, Dusk & Dawn, World 3, Championship, DCB (Digital Card Battle)
F: World 2 and World 4
@@mattok101digitaltamer9 Pretty much, just add Data Squad to the F tier and Digimon Adventure to the C tier.
The best card game is the sub plot in Digimon World 3. It's more fun than the actual game.
One of my biggest regrets is my Digimon World 3 video. The first 3 are overdue for a remake...
Damns. The nostalgia. But back in the days i was too young to read and I didnt understand jackshit. Is this game still have the value of replaying in 2021? LOL
Definitely. It's still great.
This game is extremely fun, too bad, it is not popular for the mainstream. Thus, we'll never get a sequel.
Also for the starters for early stage difficulty:
V-mon - Easy mode
Hawkmon - Normal mode
Armadillomon - Hard mode
You're probably right about that, but the Ice gym absolutely dominated my Veemon starter deck with it's endless use of 3x Fire abilities. I don't remember the Hawkmon/Armadillomon decks too well but I vaguely remember the yellow one being hot garbage.
@@Caspicum This was one of my favorite games during my childhood. I played through it so many times with hundreds of hours, however, I kind of disliked Armadillomon deck's playstyle, so reframed from trying a playthrough with it forever.(the challenge had to of been "pick Armadillomon , and you must commit to water or rare deck", otherwise, it'd be too easy and pointless)
Eventually, I finally gave it a try. I think at the time, I've already cleared the game 4 - 5 times. But even then, I still got so frustrated I gave up. 2 years later, when I was more of an adult with patience, I finally grinded through it, but it was a torture.
Mainly because, both water and rare had such low attacks, you can't kill your enemy before they evolve.(Armadillomon starter deck have almost no +attack support cards too). If you get unlucky and go 2nd and your opponent draw well, they'll just go champion and wreck you.
One of the best early rare cards, Psychemon also doesn't synergize well with your deck. Since blue cards have high hp to begin with and rare low stage digimons tend to suck. You kind of have to keep resetting for Brachiomon reward for your deck to stay viable.
Long story short, I eventually did it, but it was not fun.
@@Caspicum I forgot to mention, the endgame for the Armadillomon starter is to build blue and aim for circle counter deck. Basically
4 x Garurumon
4 x SandYanmamon
and a bunch of cards with O counter to make opponent hit themselves to death.
I recall you can get Mamemon pretty early in the game if you pick the Armadillomon deck, and he's actually amazing. Only needs 30 DP to digivolve into (so it's not to hard to get to him if you can make a champion and keep it alive), has strong attacks for a rare card, and his X attack is a circle counter. I don't know if you're guaranteed to get him or not, but I remember my last playthrough of the game several years ago I got him after beating the first arena of the game