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86An excellent game, but I would have to recommend Worldwide Edition: Stairway to the Destined Duel to Yu-Gi-Oh! fanatics over this game.
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78The RPG side of the game is limited to running around town and finding opponents to duel, but the duelist leveling system does add a new wrinkle to the gameplay.
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Regardless of your skill, everyone will be thankful for the improved battle interface. [Feb 2004, p.114]
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75Hardcore duelists might find the game slightly less challenging than its predecessors, due to some new rules and the lack of any multiplay, but if Yugi's your boy, the cart is worth checking out.
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There's nothing to trade; nothing new to learn, and no real challenge since you can't play against another human.
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50A drastic step backwards from what the past two Yu-Gi-Oh games established on the Game Boy Advance.
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Casual Yu-Gi-Oh fans may not find enough new in the game to make it worthwhile. [Feb 2004, p.155]
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While the basic Yu-Gi-Oh gameplay is here, with some nice new visuals, the overall experience has been far too simplified with easy AI opponents and little motivation to improve one’s deck.
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48Everything about The Sacred Cards, with the possible exception of the RPG overworld, is a step (if not several) backward from the standard that "The Eternal Duelist Soul" and "Stairway to the Destined Duel" established.
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30Not only virtually unplayabe for non-fans but I find it extremely difficult, almost impossible to recommend to fans, period.
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