There is another video here in youtube that basically ripoff parts of your video, but translated to spanish: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ga-XdMuInJ6rnnU.html I'm not sure if this count as plagiarism.

Sick, thanks for the history!

cool!

Is there any Souce were i can read this Junior Rules?

@@holladiewaldfee6071 Yugipedia has a good overview on their article for the OCG under rules revisions and "Official Rules/公式ルール" . I mentioned the "junior rules" because the old Official Rules sometimes get conflated for another similar but seperate OCG ruleset from The Thousand Rule Bible since neither is really documented well in English.

@@badwrongfun5541 Thank you. I'll look it up.

same i played it back when i was a child having no idea of anything to slowly being able to finish the game, its the game i keep going back to because its so enjoyable to play my only complaint is i wish it had sequels

@@zoarsnowpaw3549 So there's a youtube channel called Clovis. Their content revolved around DoTR until they faced burnout HOWEVER they made a redux mod for the game. It changed up terrain, starter decks, slot rewards, and made the game much harder overall while still being enjoyable. Highly recommend trying it!

Agreed I made 3 different decks I love

I love Duelist of the Roses.. especially when you have the Gameshark to get all the cards..lol !

i remember faceing Mai Valentine the first time when i was a kid.... i got beaten so hard and won after idk how many duels (it were a lot) xD

Glad I could help!

@@DeltaShinyZeta Amazing video Zeta!. Also you forgot 1 game: Yugioh Bam!

Doesn’t include GX Duel Academy :(

@@crisalidx5881 omg that game is so nostagiac for me, same with duel generation

Legacy of the Duelist could easily have those animations, would be amazing

One question which tag force psp game should I choose? I'm gonna play the old games

@@jaewooshin5384I'd say give Tag Force 3 a try (based on what the Yu-Gi-Oh! subreddit consensus seems to be)

@@jaewooshin5384 I started last month with Tag Force 1, for the first time in my life, after years of thinking that last ygo games lacks that special something. Going slow and easy, having a blast collecting, talking, battling and that duel characters animations (and voice lines if you install the right mod) 😍 I choose to start from TG 1 coz : 1) it makes a perfect sense of progression this way (within games that already had it perfectly themselves as standalone titles) 2) GX era is my childhood dream... Living in Duel Academy and enjoying the life of a Duel Student among legends, becoming a legend yourself. Not mentioning I consider GX TCG era format the best tcg format ever.

Right I need to find out how to play tag duel SO BAD

Duelist of the Roses was amazing. As much as I loved games where you played the game normally, stuff like DotR kept me playing for years. I still boot it up on my PS2 from time to time.

Fuckin love Duelist of The Roses. I always and still play World Championship 2004. I Played it so much and got a Slate Warrior when I got it! Haha 😂

You can speed up the animations of the Power of Chaos games by starting them from the command line with the `-speedy` command line options (details on the pc gaming wiki)

The real hardware can't be beaten tbh

Glad you like this video! :)

Good point

I know i remember playing forbidden memories on the PS2 and had all monsters animations... I was like omg i can imagine how much better the monsters animations will look like on next gen system.... And they just got rid of them

I just played through both games last month and reshef is would crushing compared to sacred cards! Great to finally beat.

If not that, then I'd like for a re release/remaster of all the Tag Force games, with options to play the game as it was back then, or with the newest rules and cards that change every NPCs deck.

Konami:"Who cares about being the king of games when you can be the king of Ash Blossom instead?"

Well people complain when the game isn’t just a dueling sim so…

Thanks a lot! :D Glad you enjoyed it!

The fact we got a game(that is master duels) that has no anime characters is quite concerning

I am gagging for a game modelled after GX. Basically Duelist academy for the game boy but with an actual story and decent gameplay loop, not to mention updated cardpool

@@nightshroud9671 I honestly fully disagree, its not meant to be a game, its meant to be like dueling network or w.e the current ones are, but official. It is just a sim. If anything it makes me hopeful future games wont be that since there is no point, we already have Master Duel, and it will presumably be updated as time goes by

Hmm, yeah... you're right. That's something I never realized. Falsebound Kingdom was such an ambitious game (perhaps all the parts didn't entirely mesh together), but the core makeup of the system is from Ogre Battle.

Glad you enjoyed it! Nice list!

Is there any point in buying link evolution over the regular LOTD version if I only intend to collect cards until GX and maybe 5Ds ?

It did. I have it. I think it went under the name Kingdom of Illusion.

It's a fun pickup if you get the chance. It's definitely a game intended to be played multiple times, but I thought it was a ton of fun

fair warning, it's hella buggy on the dolphin emulator and if you play it at regular speed on a real Gamecube, it can be veryyyyy slow

@@ninjaworshipper yeah I played it on the dolphin emulator and found myself putting st 2x or so speed to walk faster and also to have animations go faster lol.... It pretty consistently crashed after about every mission or so so I ended up just restarting the emulator after every mission and that seemed to do a decent job. Fun game was one of my favorites as a kid and I still like it sometimes

@@ninjaworshipper It's not particularly more buggy on dolphin than on GC, it has crashing and save-issues regardless.

As a TCG player, we see enjoyment in both. Games like Master Duel exist now which are proper simulators which figure out rulings on their own and there's also fan made simulators like EDOPro which also do auto rulings. However on the flip side, auto rulings means every time you CAN do something you have to be prompted about it, so interactions that happen in the TCG like "missing the timing" (the act of missing the activation timing for a spell, trap or card effect so the effect won't resolve) can be completely lost. Another example is with Master Duel, where the game automatically pauses for a little and your opponents side of the field lights up red when they have something they can potentially respond with. In the TCG, this isn't really as much of a thing. Players will ask for responses and stuff but you don't have dead giveaways that "oh shit my opponent has ash blossom" or something. Honestly I think that Yu-Gi-Oh is a game that greatly benefits both from video game play and physical card game play. I do both and they both have their own fun and unique quirks that make the experience enjoyable

I mean, there's a reason why completely manual simulators like Dueling Book exist and are quite popular. Also the way cards work can lead to some goofy circumstances and that just adds to the charm tbh

Modern Yugioh (hell even way back 10 years ago) is too fast. Games are decided within 2 - 3 turns. First turn kill decks are a thing. All of this is because of some crazy combos that could only exist in YuGiOh, which would be fun against CPU, but not against real human.

@@Aliens1337 This. Modern Yugioh is complete caps and needs for cards to rotate out of it standard format like in Magic or Hearthstone.

@@Aliens1337 most of the people i know who play yugioh, myself included, play it instead of pokemon tcg, hearthstone, magic etc. *because* of the super fast pacing. i would hate to see that go away. there already exist some old formats, like Goat or Edison format that the community has made. look up Format Library, you'll probably find duelists who are interested in the same format as yourself also just to note, first turn kill decks arent that successful if the other player has a deck that can interrupt with hand traps. which is basically every deck.

God I was playing tag force 5 earlier today and THAT STARTER DECK IS CRAPPPPPPPP

Those are definitely some of the less known ones lol

Glad you enjoyed it!

its very hard to beat since you need to either grind very hard or have stupid luck at the last part of the game. Regardless its a very fun game.

15 card mod really helps!

Me and a friend played it back when it released and we were so confused about why it didn't follow the "rules" of the show (this was season 1 era) and we learned the power of our lord and Savior Twin Headed Thunder Dragon, beloved by all.

@@Sigismund697 twin headed thunder dragon was the goat for sure!

@@Sigismund697 Honestly, it is wild to think about how much work it would be to maintain a "Season 1-accurate game". One has to write at least 10 specific interactions for every card.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Hopefully you enjoyed it!

They were probably trying to skimp on the cost since the game was getting too big. Compare the GX era games to the 5D’s era ones. They had to cut down on the animations

@@pn2294 Yu-Gi-Oh millennium duels on ps3 isn't even 1 GB and you get no story,1 song,almost no monster animation and you have to grind for hours and even then you can't make a good combo deck because you can't buy packs without money.

When I downloaded if from ps store it was 500 mb btw.Stop making stupid excuses because they are ridiculously lazy and compare it to any other RPG,action game or shooter because they have more characters animation, dialogues,weather animation and many more things.

it was around the time that AAA game development was sucking out every resource from konami game division

Glad you enjoyed it!

I remember that

It is actually surprising how suddenly and permanently the specific anime/manga-branded videogames scaled back. They made so stupidly many released for DM and GX, then a few for 5ds and then...well, one or two releases each for Zexal and ArcV, I guess. Then really none for Vrains as far as I can tell. And now strangely one each for Sevens and Go Rush.

As someone who was about 9 when it released, yes it was very fun.

Very nice!

@@DeltaShinyZeta thanks dude