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Duel Masters
PlayStation 2
Released On: Nov 2, 2004
66
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It’s not the type of gameplay that’s going to attract a large audience, and players turned off by the slow-paced nature of trading card games will not find anything to like here, but it is an exciting game despite these shortcomings.
Longevity issues aside, Duel Masters is still one of those games that are great to play if you only have 10 or 20 minutes spare at a time.
Duel Masters in videogame form is redundant from the actual playing cards. There's not much in the way of animation or storyline that furthers the card battling experience. The only benefit is that you can play against the AI if you can't find a friend.
If Duel Masters already has its hooks in you, then the game will be inherently appealing because it executes most of the basics with just enough competence. However, it's otherwise fairly unimpressive and probably won't do much for the uninitiated.
While the graphics and the sound may not be up to par with other games in today's market, the gameplay isn't so bad if you can find space in your little card-playing heart.
Atari needs to be willing to lay down some bank to polish up the graphics and sound, write a much more compelling single-player adventure, and add some online goodness.
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Summary Duel Masters is a fast-paced, real-time, dueling action based on the popular Duel Masters collectable card game. Over a hundred creatures fight it out in spectacular combat, all at your command. Custom deck building and strategizing let you make the deck that you want, the way you want. Save your decks to your memory card and take them t...
Rated E
for Everyone
Platforms:
- PlayStation 2
Initial Release Date: Nov 2, 2004
Developer:
- High Voltage Software
Publisher: Atari SA
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