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Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2010 Reverse of Arcadia | | From: Konami
Category: Video Games
List Price: $29.99
Buy New: $29.82
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Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 1490
Platform: Nintendo DS
Genre: turn_based_strategy_games
ESRB: Everyone 10+
Media: Video Game
Edition: Standard
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Operating System: Nintendo DS
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 5.4 x 4.9 x 0.6
MPN: 24165
Model: 24165
UPC: 083717241652
EAN: 0083717241652
ASIN: B002W5GI8E
Publication Date: February 2010
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Duel with more than 3,500 playable cards, more than any other Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship title to date | | • | Unique story torn from the highly successful Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D?s animated series on The CW Kids Block and Cartoon Network | | • | Introducing 20 new characters to duel and interact with throughout story mode including Crow, Carly, Lazer, Sayer and Kilan | | • | Turbo dueling has been enhanced to include puzzles while racing, increased collection points and hidden pathways to make racing more exciting | | • | All new Wi-Fi rankings system tracks your win percentage against other duelists and either elevates your ranking by winning against strong opponents or decreasing your ranking by losing to weaker opponents |
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Product Description
Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship Tournament 2010 Reverse of Arcadia DS
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 6
 So far so good September 6, 2010
Rony-kun (norcross, GA USA)
I bought this game a few weeks ago and i thought it was a bad game. First of all, i stoped playing Yugioh games long time ago and even the cards so i didn't know jack about syncro monsters. Second, all the duelist have strong strageties and i felt like the started deck wasn't strong enough. Third, the opponents(computer) seems to "think to much" in order to make a move and this is by far the only thing i don't like. Now, the graphics are awesome that it maked me wanna have just about any monster. My conclusion, it's worth it if you really like yugioh.
 Y-G-O! Champion Review July 28, 2010
Akita77
it's a great game. there's alot of new cards and games, and the storie takes after the serie on the TV. you get to be one of the from the Arcane, and have to save the world.
the animation is slightly better then the first one, and the game is great and helps to train the brain while having fun.
you can dress up with hair, clothes, genger, face and collors of your avatar. and there's a lot more to get in the game.
hope you guys will enjoy it too =)
It's time to duel! July 24, 2010
jenna
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
This game is split into two modes, world championship mode and story mode. In WC mode you do stuff like build decks and duel WC oppenens to optain DP(money)so you can buy more cards. There's 3500+ cards in this game so it should take a while. Some of the cards in this game are only available through duel terminals in real life, so that's convient being able to use cards in the game that aren't turnament legal in real life. For those of you who don't know what duel terminals are look it up yourself; I can't explain what it is. I can't say much about story mode because I don't want to give away any spoilars, but I can say that if you haven't been watching the current anime then you'll probably be complitely lost as to what's going on at first. Once you get to a certain point the story will start making more since. As far as difficulty is conserned it's just right. Some opponents are harder than others while some are easier. The A.I. is supposed to be better than it was in past WC games, but it still has it's weeknesses, and if you know how to exploit those weeknesses then you will be much more successful. The A.I. isn't terrible though. Overall this is a very good game that is full of strategy and surprises, so it should keep you busy and satisfied for a very long time.
A game for strategy card gamer lovers May 29, 2010
Terence Cole
The last Yu-Gi-Oh! game that I played was World Championship 2007. It was good, but the fact that there was no storyline and very little DP (in game $$) given for every match hurt it for me. I waited a few years to buy the next game in the series, because I wanted Konami to make refinements to the gameplay. The 2010 edition does just that.
Far more DP is given per battle than before, which makes buying cards a much faster process. Online play is smooth in general, and people seem to drop far less frequently than in the last Yu-Gi-Oh! game that I played (they seem to surrender instead of just quitting). At first I thought the gameplay was slower, but then I turned OFF card animations in the options menu, and it was sped up considerably. 3500 cards to buy and use is a phenomenal amount, and can keep you busy for years. Konami also offers special cards to download online and new limited / forbidden lists to keep the gameplay current.
Which actually brings me to one issue I have with the game. It is not uncommon to buy a deck / pack of cards that contains cards that have been invalidated by Konami. Occasionally, you can buy a "Structure Deck" that contains a set of cards that are meant to be played together. However, if you try and use that deck the game will tell you that a number of the cards in the deck are either forbidden or limited. The only way to use those cards are to play in a Structure Deck match, which is frustrating because you can't add them to your own regular decks. I understand Konami's logic of keeping the game constantly balanced, but it is very un-fun to buy a card from the in-game store and not be able to use it how you'd like to.
Overall, this is a great game. For those of you who aren't familiar with Yu-Gi-Oh!, consider it like a portable Magic the Gathering Online (albeit with a different rule set and a MUCH lower price tag). If you are an adult gamer, don't shy away from this game just because it has Yu-Gi-Oh! on the cover. It is deep, strategic, long lasting, and quite the challenge. Strategy card game lovers need apply!
Awesome Game! May 10, 2010
S. M. G.
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
My son age 10 bought this game and he loves it! It is challenging and fun!
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