Man was this game a challenge, especially Solomon (Yugi’s Grandpa) and his damn Exodia deck. It wasn’t just awesome tag dueling, it was an adventure game.
This was one of the first games where you could actually walk around and explore, rather than tapping on locations and having one person pop up. The tag force series are my personal favorites, it may have been the fun & lively Yugioh GX world that seems so attractive. It did have an up to date card list but that’s about it. The problem is, it didn’t offer too much of an upgrade over previous game. World Duel Carnival thrusts players right into the world of Yugioh ZEXAL, introducing them to the new XYZ mechanics and ruleset. The one and only Yugioh video game for the 3DS, in English anyway. Some players would put their extremely high level character online with a horrifically bad deck, allowing noobs like me to earn tens of thousands of credits to buy packs with.
My fondest memory of this game was earning credits online, the amount you earned depended on the level of your opponent. Upon openening the box for the first time, you was greeted by 3 super rare cards, these cards were Deep Diver, Burden of the Mighty and Dimensional Prison. World Championship 2008 was the last Yugioh GX game to be released and boy was it good. I’ll be counting down the top 10 best Yugioh games of all time, this list won’t just consider how effective they were at the time but how they hold up today as well. No doubt most Yugioh fans have played one of these video games in their time, they were always fun and enjoyable. Over the years, Konami have saw fit to release a wide variety of Yugioh games, which spread across multiple platforms. For those with absolutely no friends (like me), playing a Yugioh video game was the only way to get some intense dueling action.
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