Ok, So im still a massive kid at heart. I love Yu-Gi-Oh! i collect the cards and sometimes i enter small tournaments. When i saw that there was a game that would me get my game on on the bus, train or plane i was very excited. You start the game itself by learning how to play from Yugi's (main characters) grandfather, It gives you a clear insight to the rules and strategies. I got the game for around £30 in HMV. The games graphics are obviously not massively impressive due to the nature of the DS, However it is still quite pleasing to see your monsters come to life. Even with the limitations of the DS i would hope that there were battle animations, It doesn't ...  Read the complete review

This is the best Yu-Gi-Oh card game for the DS, as it follows the original storyline of YuGi Moto and friends. It has a great card list including the sacred god cards. It is also a long story line to keep you going! The controls are super easy and is basically just using the buttons. It is easy interface and the monsters are colourful and realistic, however there is a lack of monster animation and it sometimes feel cheap and quite annoying, because of the lack of movement. There is also very bad sound and i have turned this off throughout the game. There is also quite alot of unecessary text which i tend to skip. Whilst this game is great and is ...  Read the complete review

Good Points - HUGE card list. - Many Characters from the show. Price I Paid: £24.99. Bad Points - Lack of monster effects. - No Speech. My thoughts: This is the best Yu Gi Oh game there is in my opinion, but you HAVE to love the show the show and the card game to enjoy this, otherwise you will not like or understand it I feel. This game is made for a niche market of yu gi card duelists, personally I love it, but I know if I'd never seen the show, read the manga, played the card game, I'd be lost! OK well, this game is basically a turn based card playing game, each card ...  Read the complete review