From brief retellings of the story which use the actual show script to playable decks which accurately recreate what occurred in the anime, there’s ton for fans to be excited about. The level of detail paid to the campaign is tremendously impressive. A huge amount of duels which took place in the show’s multi-year history are represented in game. The fanservice actually goes much further than simply showing off classic characters and plot lines. On that same token, you’ll also see representation from the following series’ – GX, 5D’s, ARC-V, and ZEXAL. As such, you’ll see characters such as the famed Yugi, Kaiba, and many more as they battle out in classic duels. There’s a massive campaign mode in this game which is broken up by different seasons of the anime series. Those who would rather just be handed a deck are actually also in luck. With cards spanning all generations of the series, players are more than free to recreate their personal decks or experiment with tons of other custom decks. It’s not everything – but darn is it an immense selection.
Seriously, you’ll be able to collect over 6,000 cards. The thing that makes this release so great is that it comes packed with the vast majority of cards ever released.
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In the simplest sense, this is just a recent push to bring the popular card game to another platform after releasing on PS4 and Xbox One last year. It also features an obsessive amount of detail for fans to get excited about. While it is not a perfect game, it is by far the best attempt at bringing the classic gameplay to PC. With all that history in mind, Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist is a godsend.
It eventually became such an issue that fans used unofficial solutions to play their favorite card game via their computer.
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For some reason, these less-than-ideal games continued to plague the PC audience. It was in 2003 when Konami pushed a Yu-Gi-Oh! game to PC via Power of Chaos: Yugi the Destiny – and it was atrocious. Some of these, in particular the Game Boy Advance games, became beloved, while other attempts (often no longer about the core card-battling gameplay) just proved annoying. Over the years we’ve seen all number of Yu-Gi-Oh! video game renditions hit tons of platforms.
It’s still quite popular, both in regards to the anime as well as associated card game, albeit dialed down from the fervor of the early aughts. Once upon a time, Yu-Gi-Oh! was a huge cross media property.
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