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Yu-Gi-Oh GX Spirit Caller - DS Game
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Yu-Gi-Oh Nightmare Troubadour Nintendo DS Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:083717241027
Condition:Used
Genre:Role-Playing
Platform:Nintendo DS
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:DS_YU-GI-OH_NIGHTMARE_TROUBADOUR
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
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Game is in good conditions thank you so much definitely will come back for more
As a kid who grew up in the mid-90’s I was a huge fan of this show when it came out. I played the card game too, back when I was in middle school. When I got a bit older, and I got more into Magic: The Gathering, knowing how to play Yugioh made Magic a lot more fun/easy to learn, since the Yugioh card game is based on Magic. As a college kid now, I’ve noticed that all the things that were popular when I was a kid (Pokemon, etc.) have become commonplace around campus. I figured I’d buy this game to contribute to that trend. I don’t regret it. For me, this game gives me a sense of nostalgia. It’s like I’ve taken a trip back in time to when I was a young, innocent 6th grader, playing with cards and watching the show. None of the characters from GX or 5Ds are in this game, which makes me happy because I stopped watching the show before these came out, so I’m not particularly interested in playing card games on motorcycles.This would definitely be a good buy for someone who wants to remember what Yugioh was like before GX and 5Ds. It’s a fun fantasy-style trading card game that you can play against your favorite characters from the show. Also, it makes pretty good use of the touch screen. You use the touch screen to choose your actions, and the actions (attacks, etc.) play out on the top screen.
Great service! There is nothing that needs to be improved at all. Will buy from again sometime in the near future.
I bought this game the day it came out if that indicates how much of a fan I am of this Konami series. I’m 26 years old so yeah that seems a bit pathetic, but when you grow up on chess and risk, strategy games are just your ‘thing.’I have owned it for a week now and all I can really say about the game is “Its ok, I just hope there is a some sort of plot somewhere.’What I mean by that is as such: The title screen starts off with this dramatic and tense music, indicating a story or tension that will be resolved by playing the game. So for the past 5 days I have been basically wandering around battling people and leveling up my deck. Its fun, but, I can see it getting old.The game starts you off in the game shop where Yugi’s grandfather tells you all about this big tournament and you decide to enter; thats pretty much all you are told. The title of this DS game has the word ‘nightmare’ in it. I sure hope something happens in this game soon on the level of plot development.If this game has something more to it, and actually coincides somewhat with the title, then I give it a 8 out of 10. If its basically ‘more of the same’ of what I am doing right now, then all things considered it gets a 6 out of 10.I hope that gives you at least some form of purchasing advice on this game. :)Stats on 10pt scale-Graphics 6-Sound 5-Ease of Control 8-Variety of opponents 8Overall: 7
At the start of the game it seems like just like a fan game but once you get an hour or two into it and start collecting cards it becomes a very deep game. You’ll need to use strategy and plan ahead to continue to win throughout the whole game. In conclusion, Yu-Gi-Oh Nightmare Troubadour is a game that will appeal to fans of the series and also to fans of strategy games who’ve never even watched the show or played the original card game. -Dyaln (18 yrs old)
I bought this for my fiance as a anniversary gift and he loves it! He’s already played and finished it, but he plays and finishes it again between each game other game. game – yu-gi-oh – game – yu-gi-oh, etc…
The game was used as advertised but in good condition. Several times I had to reinsert the card in order for it to work with my 2DS but other than that I haven’t had any problems with it. The game itself is very fun, with in-depth tutorials and instructions for new players and cool challenges for Yu-Gi-Oh vets.
Came in right on time! Such a great game and so glad the 3DS can play the older games as well. Grat buy for a great price. I am most pleased! :)
if you like yugioh but wish it had a game like pokemon, this is the gametoo bad they did not make newer versions though, the new yugioh series stink
Favorite yugioh game. 10 out of 10!
JS –
Honestly, I miss playing Yugioh cards with my little brother. He grew out of them, I didn’t. If you know how to play the card game and want to be challenged, this is a great game. (I picked it up for $3 at a garage sale. Yippee!) Anyway, let me break it down for you:-The plot is pretty basic. There’s a tournament, some bad people… Plot has never really mattered in Yugioh video games so… whatever.Pros:-Your starter deck is selected based on a quick survey of your priorities and personality. Really quick, but it’s kind of cool. Isn’t that important in the long run though as you buy new card packs.-Gameplay is fun. In general, the Yugioh card game is an intense strategy game. This video game does not take away from the actual experience of playing Yugioh cards in real-life. Dueling is exciting! Some opponents are easy and boring (Tea, Serenity, that one psychic guy) but others (Joey, Weevil, Rex, Yugi) can be challenging and unpredictable. The tables can turn very quickly, and you are heavily rewarded for crazy comebacks and low Lifepoint victories.-Time passes. There is a vague morning/afternoon/night bar in the top right corner of the screen. Different duelists are out at different times of the day. The only downside is that you have to go to sleep at night eventually, and you can’t save unless you go home. The passage of time is kind of unnecessary, but it gives the game a bit more life.-Hundreds of cards. The classics are there, but also ones I’ve never seen before. For.
Pandora Havoc –
Before you get this game, you need to make sure that you’re a pro a dueling. If not, then you won’t be able to get past the first battle and that will pretty much mean you wasted your money. But if you’re really good at dueling, then this should be a fun breeze for you. You go around and duel different people and so on. Good way to pass the time, ya know, if you’re bored or something.
Colin newman –
Came in promptly and at a reasonable price.
Eddie –
I had a lot of fun playing this, the dueling gets old after a while because you have to build your level to advance. But it is fun, you get to duel your friends, it is almost like having a real duel disc.
otto –
its what i wanted
J. Allen –
This is by far the best YuGiOh video game ever made!! I am a 26 year old as this is something I’m not ashamed of at the least bit…I even have a Yugi Muto tattoo on my left shoulder blade and a Yami Yugi tattoo on my right shoulder blade if that tells you anything. What I really like about this game is that you can ACTUALLY become friends with many,if not all of the characters/duelists in the game as they soon Emailyou(Yeah,I know that sounds a little weird…)and soon after awhile that your registered duelist friends want totrade cards with you!! I’ve ALWAYS wanted to become friends with “the good Bakura” and “Yugi Muto” so now is my chance!! This goes for all of you whom want to becomefriends with a certain character…Kaiba EVEN becomes your friend,OR at least he demands your friendship in which soon leads you to a duel for IF you get the opportunity to receive Obelisk The Tormentor OR Slifer!!! As for another person with the comment of characters/duelists,you can ALSO unlock dueling against Yami Bakura(The evil Bakura AKA “The Spirit Of The Millennium Ring”)so Yami Bakura’s deck is LETHAL!! You must defeat Ishizu 3 times in a row to unlock dueling against Yami Bakura yet at night when you look on the duelists available so Bakura has no recolection of where he is NOR how he got to The Expert Cup side of the map.If you talk to Bakura about 2 or 3 times,Bakura will keep on saying that he’s had his fill of dueling for the day as he’s going home…DON’T TRUST HIS WORDS.
Ricoe Higgins –
Great!!!!
kim whelan –
love the game
John Hughes –
Fun for old school fans
Damaris –
In great condition.