Yu-Gi-Oh Trading Cards

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Description: Trading Cards

Newest Review: ... their own. There are also tins and boxs which contain an assortment of booster packs and rare promotional cards that cannot ... more

 ... be obtained anywhere else. The card game in itself is very addictive. It comprises of two players pitting cards against one another in order to reduce each others "Life Points". The first player to reduce the opponents Life Points to zero is deemed the winner. There are regular tournaments all around the world for Yu-Gi-Oh veterans and amatuers alike, rare cards often being offered up as prizes. The game requires great skill, especially to achieve the best results with the cards in their hand and to make th...more

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JamieJCO
Premium Review Yu-Gi-Oh Trading Card Game (486 words)
by - written on 12/10/08 (Very useful, 162 readings)
Rating:

Yu-Gi-Oh is a trading card game, which began its life in Japan, it also has several successful TV series' which are based on the card game, as well as manga. The card game is very addictive and the cards in themselves are extremely collectible. There is a big market for Yu-Gi-Oh cards with prices per card ranging from a few pence all the way up to £50 or more. For this very reason Yu-Gi-Oh cards could be considered a potential investment. You can buy pre-made decks of 40 cards that will help beginners start the game, booster packs which have 5-7 cards in help players advance their decks and eventually build decks of their own. There are also tins and boxs ...  Read the complete review

jack+timmins
Express Review on Yu-Gi-Oh
by jack timmins - written on 16/06/07
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I think the battle city tournament is great because there were new monster and new people but i did not like it when the duel is so long.It gave me a great mood that made want to watch it more.I hope the next battle city tournament is better.

Goldensummit
Premium Review Yu-Gi-Oh: Battle City Tournament (813 words)
by - written on 27/04/05 (Very useful, 3286 readings)
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Opening This review is about the Yu-Gi-Oh cards, a very expensive hobby mind you. There are many cards that you can get, and loads of different types of Booster packs. You can get 4 different types of decks, Kaiba's Deck, Yugi's Deck, Joey's Deck and Pegasus's Deck. TV Series There are 3 different Saga's and Im going to give info about each one. Starting off with Duelist Kingdom, when Yugi is new to proper Duel Monsters. Duelsit Kingdom This Saga is when Yugi and his mates get invited by Maximilum Pegasus, hes this high rich person, who re-created the Yu-Gi-Oh cards, when they first use to be in the ancient times where it was decided ...  Read the complete review

jillmurphy
Premium Review Yu-Gi-Oh-No (1297 words)
by - written on 05/06/04 (Very useful, 3682 readings)
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Well, on one level, this is all very complicated stuff. On another, far more significant level, though, this is all very simple stuff. On the one hand, we have an extremely complex card game inspired by an extremely complex TV cartoon. There are many characters ? all with magical powers ? and lots of sub-plots and complicated inter-relationships. On the other hand, we have a very simple deprive-parents-of-every-penny-possible fad, like all the other fads targeting the underage consumer. Gah. Yu-gi-oh is a very popular cartoon series for children, shown on Sky One. A young lad manages to solve a puzzle that no ...  Read the complete review

sc88
Express Review on Yu-Gi-Oh
by - written on 03/04/04
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Yugioh cards - Advantages: It makes you think., It's a good long term hobby. - Disadvantages: none

 
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