Funny fact about Forbidden Memories star sign system. The star sign chart goes in order of the planet in the solar system, which might seem wrong to some people because Pluto (in addition to now not being classified as a planet) comes before Neptune in that game. However, this is actually accurate for the time, as when the game was produced, Pluto's oddly shaped orbit meant it was actually closer to the sun then Neptune. This is of course no longer true and won't be true gain for another 200 years
Wheelie Breakers actually has two endings… you have to play the story twice. Note that I said two endings and not two stories as the only difference is that in the second ending you have to fight Jack instead of Yusei.
To correct Law, there were two storylines in DM where the cast is trapped in a virtual world. Why they decided they needed two acts about that I have no idea.
The first one was like 3 episodes & was for fun, the reason for it is because the manga never really answered the question of what happened to the board members that betrayed kaiba. The big one - the noah arc - is because the manga was still doing the battle city finals while the anime was producing season 2, so they needed to stall for a bit and as a result, they decided to do a part 2 to the original filler episode.
@@jaernihiltheus7817Tbf, I don't think that needed much of an explanation (especially one where the board members that Kaiba knows betrayed him somehow trick him into trapping himself in a virtual world).
@@leakypeach6250 it didn't need it, but it was a dangling thread for them to spin into a filler arc and they reeeeaaaally needed filler content. Same goes for the rebecca episode
They're both fillers. They do have the connecting thread of the Big 5 being antagonists in both arcs. Both also weirdly were meant to stall for time for the Battle City arc. The Five-Headed dragon arc was a segway before Battle City started and the Noah arc was a longer segway until the Battle City arc concluded.
There is a reason why those arcs were needed, beyond the usual reasons anime studios make filler. And it was to supplement for the cut of the Death T arc of the manga, that really delved into Kaiba's backstory and motivations. Because that context was important for the conclusion of his arc in the end of battle city, they needed some way to incorporate those important elements from those stories. And thus, the Noah arc was born. The previous virtual world arc, was just a cool small adventure to set it up.
Falsebound Kingdom had some really interesting ideas, but it DESPERATELY needed more time in the oven or a sequel to really be something special. As is, there's a lot of cool, but kinda pointless or poorly explained mechanics, monster balance and kinda availability is really weird, stages never really had enough scripting or objectives besides conga line defense, and all the late game teams being copy-paste instead of having the small amount of care and flair the earlier ones did all do bring the experience down in a tragic way. Falsebound Kingdom has great bones, just the execution was anemic. Every day, I hope someone out there makes the spiritual sequel it deserves, with lessons learned.
Fun fact, Isis was the name of an Egyptian goddess, so completely makes sense for her to be named that, then everyone let a group of scum take the name to where now it's censored in various places. Really, the fact that the name is now only references to that despicable group really makes me lose respect for humanity.
Westerners tend to be ignorant and sensitive these days. Honestly, I'm surprised that they haven't started outright saying that Buddhism and Hinduism didn't age well just because funny-mustache man took one of their symbols and rotated it slightly.
Just so you know, people know this and actually it’s fine to say Isis, you’re literally just crying in a TH-cam comment section about a children’s card game to show how intellectual you are
I actually loved falsebond kingdom. It was so different but if you missed the first harpy lady it was tough to get passed one mission as it was the fastest with its movement. I spent months playing it though and actually got enough of the itens to summon the gods, polymerization and everything else to make myself as op as possible. Maxed out so many monsters at the same time
@DarkSymphony777 I did somehow my very first playthrough. May have even been before the mission you get mai, but its the one you have to race over to the middle fort or town and if you don't get there first you just lose. But I never managed to find all the monsters. Moisture creature for example I just couldn't find
@@billlong4586 huh Might have been a glitch with that then As for moisture creature. Yeah he's really annoying You get him in the kaiba mission, server the supply line Take kaiba with any leader with a large ring (crawling dragon or two headed king Rex) go to the tower out of the way of the map. Then build not only a ground or air turret but also a watch tower. Then sit kaiba around the south east area on the line and wait. Moisture will walk into you If you want to try it, get dolphin and emulate it
I'm surprised Reshef of destruction wasn't mentioned into this. I know that the duels still adhere to the broader TCG format, but the usage of elemental terrains and attribute interactions incorporating duelist kingdom rules, as well as the original story, give it a unique flair compared to other Yugioh games.
Nope Reshef of Destruction and the follow up game are VERY loose to the actual rules. 1) you have a deck size limit 2) you have the "element x kills element y instantly" 3) Rituals worked kinda differently (somethimes) 4) you could only get the top graveyard monster not every monster via Monster reborn 5) if you had already 5 cards in hand you skipped your draw (but you can freely discard them) but i totally liked the story of both games :D
@@Zanji1234 Those are mostly Reshef rules. Sacred Cards (the follow up) was more normal than that. Still had a couple of these but not the most insane ones. And yeah, I loved Reshef both for the unique mechanics and the unique story. It is insanely hard to progress through in some parts however.
@@thecabbageman1 okay... then my head mixes up both games xD anyway the story was awesome and i kinda like Reshef (especially the Ritual Monster which is based on him)
I still have my physical DDM figures at home. Love it Falsebound Kingdom is... a mixed bag. I really enjoyed it as a kid and played through all the campaigns multiple times, but nowadays, as an adult with limited time, I think the best recommendation I can give is to play it on an emulator. The game is a lot of fun even today, but the "bad part" is the travel time of units. It takes some minutes for your unit/marshall to move from point A to B. Once they encounter an opponent or a city, stuff gets triggered. This is a useless timewaste, but thanks to emulation, you can crank the speed up once you've input what your units should do and then the game becomes like 5 times more enjoyable. I really wish it would get a more fleshed out sequel
Capsule Monster Coliseum is the one I grew up with and appreciate very much, the only thing missing from is the New Game+ to spike up the difficulty a bit and make it more interesting after the initial playthrough. Thankfully, Libra Mod is there to fix that, and I highly recommend it!
It is so weird how we almost had Final Fantasy Tactics meets YuGiOh as the possible norm. I thought of the possibility of having the different monsters as chess pieces too.
Falsebound Kingdom's mechanics are more complex that most people give them credit for. The problems are that they're not balanced at all, and like with the previous games, the game itself never explains how they actually work. I remember being so lost when I was a kid because I had no idea what to do, or what was going on. Now that I'm adult, have actually looked things up, and can actually understand what the characters, and story are really telling me, things make a lot more sense, and as such I'm able to appreciate the game more. Personally, I love Falsebound Kingdom, and have beaten it several times. I wish they would port it along with the other DM games of that era.
Yeah Falsebound Kingdom has a ton of interesting mechanics and details, but the problem is that the game rarely brings attention to any of them, and the game really isn't taxing enough to make you need to learn them. It REALLY needed a sequel, or at least a bit more dev time to develop a lot of these ideas into more coherent and realized scenarios, and make the game more comprehensive; the base mechanics were absolutely there, it's just the execution of their potential that fell a bit flat. It feels tragically like it was en route to be something great, but then got panic wrapped up and pushed out the door before that could be realized.
@@aprinnyonbreak1290 It really does feel unfinished. From Dragons being the worst type simply because they have no good equips to the game's difficulty not scaling properly during certain levels on new game+ mode to the plot just being kinda weird (especially towards the end), it genuinely seems like it was rushed out and like a lot of content was either cut or changed at the last minute. It really did need a sequel and tbh I'm kinda surprised it didn't get one because one with GX and 5Ds characters seems like something that Konami definitely would've made back then.
Duelists of the Roses had its issues, but was a really enjoyable game. And it was potentially hilarious when you and your opponent had a monster in their own terrains facing each other, so neither one wants to risk actually attacking
Its hilarious period, why the war of the roses? Why does bandi Keith have a union jack bandana 400 years before it was created? Why is the main cast on the side that kinda lost? WHY THE WAR OF THE ROSES? 😂
It was an awesome game, a game I try to revisit every year or so with how fun it is. And yeah, it is a bit hilarious with a few things that the CPU does lol.
You missed a few things when you went over the real life dungeon dice monsters. The US release of the starter set had 6 monsters and their respective cards in them. I assume that's what you meant when you said "6 dice" so I'm pretty sure you misspoke. You only need 10 monsters/items to play the advanced game, not 12 or 15. As such, both players needed to have the starter set as well as purchase at minimum 4 boosters(each one contained a single monster/item and you could not play duplicates). The other thing is that the starter set retailed for roughly $30-35 US, not $40 outside of any kind of starter/booster pack combos. As for the japanese release, the starter set was extremely different. First off, you got 10 monsters and 15 dice. Those dice functioned as both board pieces and the dice you roll, while in the international release the dice/board pieces were standardized to be regular dice and the pieces were made of cardstock. There was some other differences, such as the initial run of the OCG starter getting tokens to represent their crests and later versions getting an abacus, while the international release got 2 abacus for the simple 2 player mode. Finally(and I'm not 100% sure on this) the OCG starter set released with a far higher MSRP due to both including more figures and also 15 non-standard game pieces in the form of the foldable dice. There was some other rules added into the international release to "fix" some of the issues japanese players had, such as double dice, triple summoning, and the no duplicates rule. The japanese dice were also quite big for smaller hands, which probably contributed to the splitting of the dice from the game pieces that happened in the international release, along with presumably cheaper manufacturing costs.
:D i only know about this game since i got the starters for ... i guess 5 EUR back then in a big clearance sale and some boosters also for 2 EUR or so since it sold VERY poorly
I never had the DDM game in any version, but I did a bunch of obsessive research into the various versions at one point. In the Japanese version, there are only exactly 2 possible configurations for the unfolded dice, and you are forced to use one of the die you rolled, drastically limiting strategic play, with the international version having more configurations possible. IIRC in the Japanese starter set all of the included dice unfolded into a "lower case t" shape, meaning you had exactly one option without spending more money. The international version specifically limits what choices you can make for "unfolding" dice to the number of pieces included in the starter set, and by using one you would "use up" your opponent's piece since it was printed on the reverse. As I recall, the rules make clear this using up is to some degree intended. You aren't supposed to, for instance, make more if you run out or anything like that. The GBA version includes by far the most options for unfolding dice, but even it does not include all possible theoretical ways of unfolding a 6 sided dice for some reason. Still, the GBA version is probably closest to what I would consider the "ideal" DDM rules. Oh and pointless extra trivia: in the anime (the english dub version at least) Duke Devlin uses at least 16 different dice (by counting every dice that appears as new only if it couldn't have possibly been a previously shown die) throughout the match even though he clearly says at the beginning they should only have 15 in their dice pool, all while spending the entire match accusing Yugi of being a cheater.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 2: Dark Duel Stories was the second game in the Duel Monsters Gameboy series, followed by Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 3: Tri-Holy God Advent which came internationally as Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Duel Stories for the Gameboy Color not to be confused with the Japanese game Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 2: Dark Duel Stories.
You probably already knew this but isis is a god in ancient egyptian mythology. I'm not offended, i'm certain nobody is offended but just as advice if a religious extremist group takes the name of say, a hindu god or something i would be careful. Your comment was completely harmless but you know how people are these days. Insinuating the name of somebody's god is sullied or unfit for use just because some bad people are also using it might set them off. I think isis is still a perfectly good name. Duelist of the roses was my shit. It was super easy too because i always used to look up the codes to get broken cards like mirror wall. Capsule colosseum was amazing too. Strangely from my own research it seems like the american version was the main original version as the japanese version has no voice acting (while the american one does suggesting they simply removed it) and the monsters like harpie lady are their censored TCG art versions even in japanese. I also enjoyed dungeon dice monsters the gba game. Aside from the tag force games which are my favorite yugioh games ever these weird non-yugioh games are my fave yugioh games. One i loved that wasn't mentioned in the video because its almost a traditional yugioh game was the sacred cards. It was like nightmare troubadour which i think is the more well known one but as a kid i never beat that due to how hard it was. I should emulate it now and see if it was just because i sucked. But the sacred cards was much easier and i beat that numerous times.
At 5:08 in the video, Isis is the name of an actual Egyptian god, that's not it aging poorly thats literally just the name of a god being used for a terrorist group.
Konami isn't ever going to give the quirky games another chance. It took them years to even try Cross Duel and it crashed and burned. At this point, it's nearly a certainty that Yu-Gi-Oh games will be relegated to things like Master Duel, Duel Links, and MAYBE Legacy of the Duelist. They would rather focus on arcade and freemium games than making anything substantive.
You missed The Sacred Cards for GBA. It follows the Battle City arc of the classic series, but uses Duelist Kingdom-esque rules, with field power bonuses, type advantages, etc. Even some cards are given effects similar to those in the Duelist Kingdom arc, like Curse of Dragon turning the field to wasteland, or Flame Swordsman gaining an ATK boost against Dinosaur monsters!
Honestly, I loved these games and this time period of more experimental titles. The original Yu-Gi-Oh manga was meant as a celebration of all games, and this era of the video games really reflected that. Nowadays, every YGO game in the past 10-15 years has been a TCG simulator, which makes me miss the old era even more.
Funny thing. When I was a kid I got capsule monster colleseum at a GameStop because it was used and the cheapest game there at like $8. I initially thought it sucked and tried to return it without a receipt and they offered me 99 cents. Angrily, I just kept the game and then would later give it another try only to find I was getting more engrossed after understanding the concept, and my god is it fun. But beyond just being fun Kaiba's voice sounds more intimidating than any other media he's been in for some reason, and Yami Marik having the voice modifier when he didn't even have it in duel links, as well as having Mai's original VA, it's all such a treat.
@@MrGamerofmusic I'm aware, and I don't see why it matters. Did Buddism, Hinduism, and the Navajo tribe also all not age well just because funny-mustache-man took one of their symbols and flipped it?
Honestly, I have many fond memories of destiny board travellers. Especially playing in the mode with multiple fields at once, there are many fun strategies you can try to make playing interesting. Also it had voice acting which is huge for a GBA game.
I kind of had the opposite opinion you do regarding Capsule Monsters and Falsebound Kingdom. Had a blast with Falsebound Kingdom and I'd play it over and over again even today. My experience with Capsule Monsters was...short and horrible. Not sure what exactly happened, but my first time playing, I just couldn't figure out wtf to do. It was so infuriating that I just couldn't continue.
If one merged Capsule Monster Coliseum and Duelist of the Roses and then built upon it a very interesting strategy game alternative is quite possible. It might be good enough to have an anime focus on it as long as it is respectful to the in universe history of Duel Monsters and is written well.
Konami does one thing right when it comes to Yugioh, and that's making story arcs within the cards themselves. I know that Master Duel went into a bit more detail with these but I want to see a non yugioh yugioh game specifically about these stories. Like the Duel Terminal storyline, World Legacy, Tri-brigade, etc. They made this huge world with all these archetypes and I just want a game, maybe an Action RPG or Tactical RPG, following these storylines more in depth.
the sad part ist: they really don't explain the stories EXCEPT you have to dig for yourself. Why not advertise the stories in the release trailer (like with MTG)
I grew up with Nintendo, so my Consoles (relevant to this Video) where the GameCube and the Wii. I hated Wheelie Breakers, did not even play a full Hour because of the Controls, but i really loved Falsebound Kingdom. In fact, i hope to this Day that Konami someday gets drunk and decides to make a new, improved Version for modern Gaming Hardware, and including Stories with the Casts from GX to Vrains.
I feel like after how badly Cross Duel crash and burn last year, only lasting for barely an entire year, we won't see a non TCG Yu-Gi-Oh game from Konami in quire awhile, hell with how successful Master Duel been for them they don't even need to make a new Yu-Gi-Oh game anymore.
I remember that about a year after the Dungeon Dice Monsters board game was released, I ended up picking up enough pieces and starter kits to actually try to play it. Got all that stuff at the (wait for it!) ... 99C store! Sad, true. After trying a couple rounds we just went back to TCG and put the cool monster collection up on a shelf. I also have to admit to owning the GBA Duel Pack (just cartridge out of bargain bin, so no manual). I wanted to like them both so much, and just couldn't. I did try though. Personal favorite of that era 'Tournament Masters 2006'. Still play it once in a while. Thank the Purple Flying Spaghetti Monster for emulators. ✌😎👍
@@VJP8464 Sadly no. Sometimes you just lose everything, and well.. that's that. Strangely enough though, I was just doing some photo restoration of my old pictures, and there low and behold on a high shelf peeking out... Only memories now, but I'll take what I can get these days.
A very small thing, but you were incorrect about Cross Duel. It actually lasted a little less than a year. You might be conflating that time with a beta period the game had the year before its release.
No mention of The Sacred Cards? I know it just used the system from Dark Duel Stories, but its story mode and it not being limited by the GBC's hardware I think would warrant talking about it.
there's another Quirk with Destiny Board Travelers... it has several unlocks but u can only unlock a limited amount of em. i... do love the game tho. the unlocks are easy to get and it's just a simple game to work with and it was a novel idea... maybe with how far they've become in the gaming industry i would like to see them remaking this but add things to it to make it more fun for people. Also i love Duelist of the Roses and my GF is mad about Falsebound Kingdom.
As someone who has played too many of these questionable games I must say that tagforce is not just a tcg experience, it is a dating sim in disguise with the core game play loops being romancing the characters. I often see people bring up the scene were you can bang Jaden in relation to this
just to add some context towards the end: Forbidden Memories 2 is garbage and everyone in the community agrees LOL its far too grindy and sacky, HOWEVER it is a pioneer having introduced effect monsters and a vast array of new cards, as a result it opened the floodgates to multiple mods being based on FM2, which fix various aspects of why FM2 was so bad, and i'd absolutely recommend people to play those mods instead
7:36 ah, that intro sure brings memories of my childhood, given that this game was what got me into Yugioh and also the anime at the time. Dark Duel Stories while a broken game and somewhat forgiving "Except Stage 3, seriously i hated that stage with every fiber of my being as a kid" in contrast to Forbidden Memories, it really had a really neat concept for the time with the deck cost and card construction being one of those concepts.
The problem with these spin off games is that they're more of mainline entries than an actual Yu-Gi-Oh game. Imagine playing Fire Emblem and the next game you play Fire Emblem but a cross puzzle, and then you play Fire Emblem as a card game somehow
I just wanted to say I love the thumbnail art, that's the only reason I'm commenting. Great video though dude, keep up the good work with your uploads, Law. They're always out of sight.
Great video! I got REALLY into playing dark duel destinies and destiny broad on long trips. I’d like to recommend not yelling randomly. I’m prone to panic attacks 😅
Another modthat didn't get a mention and is pretty nice is Capsule Monster Colliseum's Libra Mod, there's a release video on youtube if anyone's interested
I think that Duelists of the Roses borrows less from DDM and more from Monster Collection (MonCole). Takahashi borrowed a LOT of elements from that game in the Duelist Kingdom arc and it's one of Japan's first commercially released TCGs alongside Pokémon. On another note, I don't ever remember the DDM starter set going for that much (unless you're adjusting for inflation). I remember it retailing between 20 and 30 dollars and each booster (containing one card and figure) being the same price as a pack of cards (between 4 and 5 dollars). The reason I theorize the the game failed had less to do with the price and more to do with HOW it was retailed. Most times, it was stocked along side the yugioh action figures INSTEAD of alongside the cards which made the boosters VERY easy to steal from. Most times I'd see them in stores, the boxes were ripped open or half destroyed.
Luckily we baught the dungeon dice sets when they were on clearence. I still have the Base set plus between 5 or 10 additional monsters/cards. I didn't know DD became this expensive. Great video so far! :)
Ok but I have a very clear memory of playing Duelist of the Roses having a full deck of literally nothing except 20 Blue Eyes White dragons and a deck cost of absolutely 0. Any blue eyes removed and re-added, would then increase my deck cost, as would any other different cards added. I remember while it would make 90% of duels tedious, some were absolutely hell like the heavy crush card arenas. Eventually when my memory card corrupted over the years I lost it and could never figure out what caused it or if anyone else had this happen to them and figured out why or how this happens just because it has been something buffing me literally decades. If anyone has any similar stories or explanations I would love to hear it
Falsebound kingdom was a bit slower for sure, but still fun. It only becomes fun however once you have a decent group of monsters, and they're high enough level to actually use all their abilities/bonuses. Also you have to find hidden monsters if you want to use them, like finding Dark Magician, and using him to find DM girl, so you can use them in tandem for a devastating attack. Also you kind of had to piece together how to make certain monster s via fusion, or using black luster ritual to change DM into Magician of black chaos, or gaia into BLS. Also knowing to put multiply/insect armor onto kuriboh/basic insect so they can be useful.
Yugioh forbidden Memories... my hate game. I was totally into ygo at the time i got the game (i was 17 or so) played on locals (was one of the organizors of our local tournaments) and went to larger tournaments as well. So i was kinda happy to see a videogame. Of course i didn't read the manual and ... got stomped in the first duel and i really couldn't figure out the fusions and stuff. I guess i played it only for 2 hours before putting it again on ebay. From the "not based on the TCG rules" i liked the Sacred Cards/Reshef of Destruction and capsule monster colosseum and OMG YGO Bam i totally forgot that xD
Duelists of the roses is my favorite game of all time. Clovis's Redux mod is the most fun I've had with a game in years. I would give anything for Konami to make an updated sequel.
@@residentgrey oh it differs a lot from duel links. The game doesn't play like the TCG at all and feels more like a mish-mash of BAM and Duelist of the Roses. With microtransaction of a gacha game.
Why it failed is why the "non Yu-Gi-Oh" games failed as well. It was "creative", but imagine playing Pokemon red and immediately playing Pokemon Gold as a Pokemon Snap instead. People remember the DS era rather than the old games because they were consistent in quality
You know between the early games like Forbidden Memories and BAM (which I remember playing for a time) it almost feels like Konami was trying to make RUSH DUELS since the beginning of the damn series.
My favorite game is Dungeon Dice Monster, because that's the one I actually played, but also because I loved the idea of the game, I never saw the physical game (and I've seen some many days like the Medabots board game) but I really liked the idea of the game from the show and iirc the physical dice can only open a certain way but in game every dice can open however you want (always respecting the 6 squares), I always wanted to see a new DDM videogame but welp.
I played capsule monsters before I ever even knew yugioh had a card game. I was disappointed that it was a TCG, I would've fucking LOVED to collect miniature capsules that open up to reveal monsters.
5:05 - A bunch of modern day barbarians don't get to own their name when it was already the name of a goddess several times older than their own religion.
I would love to see another Capsule Monster game. I adore the PS2 game and rank it highly among all the strategy video games that I've played, not just Yugioh games.
You know what i really think would be cool? A game set in ancient Egypt, but instead of playing the card game the game would revolve around those stone tablets like the millenium arc. It woulb be more of an RPG with magic and stuff. I dont know something like that
Yugioh is at its best when it's set place in battle city/duel academy for any tcg versions. And for the spin off games almost anything will work if they give it enough time in development to polish things out
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Funny fact about Forbidden Memories star sign system. The star sign chart goes in order of the planet in the solar system, which might seem wrong to some people because Pluto (in addition to now not being classified as a planet) comes before Neptune in that game. However, this is actually accurate for the time, as when the game was produced, Pluto's oddly shaped orbit meant it was actually closer to the sun then Neptune. This is of course no longer true and won't be true gain for another 200 years
I assumed they where in that order as Elemental advantages.
Like Pluto is lightning and Neptune as Water.
That's actually a fun fact!
Falsebound Kingdom was released for the Nintendo GameCube. Edit: I said the wrong game.
Alright I’ll wait another 200 years to play it then, thanks for the heads up.
I still consider Pluto as a planet!
Wheelie Breakers actually has two endings… you have to play the story twice. Note that I said two endings and not two stories as the only difference is that in the second ending you have to fight Jack instead of Yusei.
0:54 Actually the OG game did have rules
Sugoroku referenced the Alignment System when Yugi was dueling Pegasus for the first time
To correct Law, there were two storylines in DM where the cast is trapped in a virtual world. Why they decided they needed two acts about that I have no idea.
The first one was like 3 episodes & was for fun, the reason for it is because the manga never really answered the question of what happened to the board members that betrayed kaiba.
The big one - the noah arc - is because the manga was still doing the battle city finals while the anime was producing season 2, so they needed to stall for a bit and as a result, they decided to do a part 2 to the original filler episode.
@@jaernihiltheus7817Tbf, I don't think that needed much of an explanation (especially one where the board members that Kaiba knows betrayed him somehow trick him into trapping himself in a virtual world).
@@leakypeach6250 it didn't need it, but it was a dangling thread for them to spin into a filler arc and they reeeeaaaally needed filler content.
Same goes for the rebecca episode
They're both fillers. They do have the connecting thread of the Big 5 being antagonists in both arcs. Both also weirdly were meant to stall for time for the Battle City arc. The Five-Headed dragon arc was a segway before Battle City started and the Noah arc was a longer segway until the Battle City arc concluded.
There is a reason why those arcs were needed, beyond the usual reasons anime studios make filler. And it was to supplement for the cut of the Death T arc of the manga, that really delved into Kaiba's backstory and motivations.
Because that context was important for the conclusion of his arc in the end of battle city, they needed some way to incorporate those important elements from those stories. And thus, the Noah arc was born. The previous virtual world arc, was just a cool small adventure to set it up.
Falsebound Kingdom is such a huge W, I love that game to pieces. Capsule Monsters is probably my favorite though.
See, I think it's kinda ass. It's the most slow and simple RTS I've played in my life.
Yeah, seems pretty good, might emulate it later, I'm a sucker for turn based combat games
Falsebound Kingdom had some really interesting ideas, but it DESPERATELY needed more time in the oven or a sequel to really be something special.
As is, there's a lot of cool, but kinda pointless or poorly explained mechanics, monster balance and kinda availability is really weird, stages never really had enough scripting or objectives besides conga line defense, and all the late game teams being copy-paste instead of having the small amount of care and flair the earlier ones did all do bring the experience down in a tragic way.
Falsebound Kingdom has great bones, just the execution was anemic. Every day, I hope someone out there makes the spiritual sequel it deserves, with lessons learned.
Fun fact, Isis was the name of an Egyptian goddess, so completely makes sense for her to be named that, then everyone let a group of scum take the name to where now it's censored in various places. Really, the fact that the name is now only references to that despicable group really makes me lose respect for humanity.
As an Aficionado of Egyptian Mythology, I agree with you.
When the Goddess Isis has personal beef with you and demands a duel
I don’t know why so many people who talk about this game don’t even consider that Isis would be a name from Egyptian culture.
Westerners tend to be ignorant and sensitive these days. Honestly, I'm surprised that they haven't started outright saying that Buddhism and Hinduism didn't age well just because funny-mustache man took one of their symbols and rotated it slightly.
Just so you know, people know this and actually it’s fine to say Isis, you’re literally just crying in a TH-cam comment section about a children’s card game to show how intellectual you are
I actually loved falsebond kingdom. It was so different but if you missed the first harpy lady it was tough to get passed one mission as it was the fastest with its movement. I spent months playing it though and actually got enough of the itens to summon the gods, polymerization and everything else to make myself as op as possible. Maxed out so many monsters at the same time
So goooooood
If you don't get the harpie lady (she comes with mai's team. So I dunno how you miss her) you can use anatsu as well
@DarkSymphony777 I did somehow my very first playthrough. May have even been before the mission you get mai, but its the one you have to race over to the middle fort or town and if you don't get there first you just lose. But I never managed to find all the monsters. Moisture creature for example I just couldn't find
@@billlong4586 huh
Might have been a glitch with that then
As for moisture creature. Yeah he's really annoying
You get him in the kaiba mission, server the supply line
Take kaiba with any leader with a large ring (crawling dragon or two headed king Rex) go to the tower out of the way of the map. Then build not only a ground or air turret but also a watch tower. Then sit kaiba around the south east area on the line and wait. Moisture will walk into you
If you want to try it, get dolphin and emulate it
I'm surprised Reshef of destruction wasn't mentioned into this. I know that the duels still adhere to the broader TCG format, but the usage of elemental terrains and attribute interactions incorporating duelist kingdom rules, as well as the original story, give it a unique flair compared to other Yugioh games.
Nope Reshef of Destruction and the follow up game are VERY loose to the actual rules.
1) you have a deck size limit
2) you have the "element x kills element y instantly"
3) Rituals worked kinda differently (somethimes)
4) you could only get the top graveyard monster not every monster via Monster reborn
5) if you had already 5 cards in hand you skipped your draw (but you can freely discard them)
but i totally liked the story of both games :D
@@Zanji1234 Those are mostly Reshef rules. Sacred Cards (the follow up) was more normal than that. Still had a couple of these but not the most insane ones.
And yeah, I loved Reshef both for the unique mechanics and the unique story. It is insanely hard to progress through in some parts however.
@@thecabbageman1 okay... then my head mixes up both games xD anyway the story was awesome and i kinda like Reshef (especially the Ritual Monster which is based on him)
I was thinking the same thing!
@@thecabbageman1 Slight correction, but Reshef Of Destruction IS the follow-up game. The Sacred Cards is the first game of the duology.
I still have my physical DDM figures at home. Love it
Falsebound Kingdom is... a mixed bag. I really enjoyed it as a kid and played through all the campaigns multiple times, but nowadays, as an adult with limited time, I think the best recommendation I can give is to play it on an emulator. The game is a lot of fun even today, but the "bad part" is the travel time of units. It takes some minutes for your unit/marshall to move from point A to B. Once they encounter an opponent or a city, stuff gets triggered. This is a useless timewaste, but thanks to emulation, you can crank the speed up once you've input what your units should do and then the game becomes like 5 times more enjoyable. I really wish it would get a more fleshed out sequel
Capsule Monster Coliseum is the one I grew up with and appreciate very much, the only thing missing from is the New Game+ to spike up the difficulty a bit and make it more interesting after the initial playthrough. Thankfully, Libra Mod is there to fix that, and I highly recommend it!
It is so weird how we almost had Final Fantasy Tactics meets YuGiOh as the possible norm. I thought of the possibility of having the different monsters as chess pieces too.
Libra mod? is it like Redux mode for Duelists of the Roses?
@@ShoXwavee It's a New Game + mod which adds more depth
Falsebound Kingdom's mechanics are more complex that most people give them credit for. The problems are that they're not balanced at all, and like with the previous games, the game itself never explains how they actually work. I remember being so lost when I was a kid because I had no idea what to do, or what was going on. Now that I'm adult, have actually looked things up, and can actually understand what the characters, and story are really telling me, things make a lot more sense, and as such I'm able to appreciate the game more.
Personally, I love Falsebound Kingdom, and have beaten it several times. I wish they would port it along with the other DM games of that era.
Yeah
Falsebound Kingdom has a ton of interesting mechanics and details, but the problem is that the game rarely brings attention to any of them, and the game really isn't taxing enough to make you need to learn them.
It REALLY needed a sequel, or at least a bit more dev time to develop a lot of these ideas into more coherent and realized scenarios, and make the game more comprehensive; the base mechanics were absolutely there, it's just the execution of their potential that fell a bit flat.
It feels tragically like it was en route to be something great, but then got panic wrapped up and pushed out the door before that could be realized.
@@aprinnyonbreak1290 It really does feel unfinished.
From Dragons being the worst type simply because they have no good equips to the game's difficulty not scaling properly during certain levels on new game+ mode to the plot just being kinda weird (especially towards the end), it genuinely seems like it was rushed out and like a lot of content was either cut or changed at the last minute.
It really did need a sequel and tbh I'm kinda surprised it didn't get one because one with GX and 5Ds characters seems like something that Konami definitely would've made back then.
The Ost from Forbidden Memories and Duelist of the Roses were SOOOOOO Good
Duelists of the Roses had its issues, but was a really enjoyable game. And it was potentially hilarious when you and your opponent had a monster in their own terrains facing each other, so neither one wants to risk actually attacking
Its hilarious period, why the war of the roses? Why does bandi Keith have a union jack bandana 400 years before it was created? Why is the main cast on the side that kinda lost? WHY THE WAR OF THE ROSES? 😂
It was an awesome game, a game I try to revisit every year or so with how fun it is. And yeah, it is a bit hilarious with a few things that the CPU does lol.
You missed a few things when you went over the real life dungeon dice monsters. The US release of the starter set had 6 monsters and their respective cards in them. I assume that's what you meant when you said "6 dice" so I'm pretty sure you misspoke. You only need 10 monsters/items to play the advanced game, not 12 or 15. As such, both players needed to have the starter set as well as purchase at minimum 4 boosters(each one contained a single monster/item and you could not play duplicates). The other thing is that the starter set retailed for roughly $30-35 US, not $40 outside of any kind of starter/booster pack combos.
As for the japanese release, the starter set was extremely different. First off, you got 10 monsters and 15 dice. Those dice functioned as both board pieces and the dice you roll, while in the international release the dice/board pieces were standardized to be regular dice and the pieces were made of cardstock. There was some other differences, such as the initial run of the OCG starter getting tokens to represent their crests and later versions getting an abacus, while the international release got 2 abacus for the simple 2 player mode.
Finally(and I'm not 100% sure on this) the OCG starter set released with a far higher MSRP due to both including more figures and also 15 non-standard game pieces in the form of the foldable dice. There was some other rules added into the international release to "fix" some of the issues japanese players had, such as double dice, triple summoning, and the no duplicates rule. The japanese dice were also quite big for smaller hands, which probably contributed to the splitting of the dice from the game pieces that happened in the international release, along with presumably cheaper manufacturing costs.
:D i only know about this game since i got the starters for ... i guess 5 EUR back then in a big clearance sale and some boosters also for 2 EUR or so since it sold VERY poorly
I never had the DDM game in any version, but I did a bunch of obsessive research into the various versions at one point. In the Japanese version, there are only exactly 2 possible configurations for the unfolded dice, and you are forced to use one of the die you rolled, drastically limiting strategic play, with the international version having more configurations possible. IIRC in the Japanese starter set all of the included dice unfolded into a "lower case t" shape, meaning you had exactly one option without spending more money. The international version specifically limits what choices you can make for "unfolding" dice to the number of pieces included in the starter set, and by using one you would "use up" your opponent's piece since it was printed on the reverse. As I recall, the rules make clear this using up is to some degree intended. You aren't supposed to, for instance, make more if you run out or anything like that. The GBA version includes by far the most options for unfolding dice, but even it does not include all possible theoretical ways of unfolding a 6 sided dice for some reason. Still, the GBA version is probably closest to what I would consider the "ideal" DDM rules.
Oh and pointless extra trivia: in the anime (the english dub version at least) Duke Devlin uses at least 16 different dice (by counting every dice that appears as new only if it couldn't have possibly been a previously shown die) throughout the match even though he clearly says at the beginning they should only have 15 in their dice pool, all while spending the entire match accusing Yugi of being a cheater.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 2: Dark Duel Stories was the second game in the Duel Monsters Gameboy series, followed by Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 3: Tri-Holy God Advent which came internationally as Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Duel Stories for the Gameboy Color not to be confused with the Japanese game Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 2: Dark Duel Stories.
You probably already knew this but isis is a god in ancient egyptian mythology. I'm not offended, i'm certain nobody is offended but just as advice if a religious extremist group takes the name of say, a hindu god or something i would be careful. Your comment was completely harmless but you know how people are these days. Insinuating the name of somebody's god is sullied or unfit for use just because some bad people are also using it might set them off. I think isis is still a perfectly good name.
Duelist of the roses was my shit. It was super easy too because i always used to look up the codes to get broken cards like mirror wall.
Capsule colosseum was amazing too. Strangely from my own research it seems like the american version was the main original version as the japanese version has no voice acting (while the american one does suggesting they simply removed it) and the monsters like harpie lady are their censored TCG art versions even in japanese.
I also enjoyed dungeon dice monsters the gba game.
Aside from the tag force games which are my favorite yugioh games ever these weird non-yugioh games are my fave yugioh games.
One i loved that wasn't mentioned in the video because its almost a traditional yugioh game was the sacred cards. It was like nightmare troubadour which i think is the more well known one but as a kid i never beat that due to how hard it was. I should emulate it now and see if it was just because i sucked. But the sacred cards was much easier and i beat that numerous times.
I played BAM a long long time ago on Facebook Games when I was young. It seemed so brainless, yet it helped me get through the day in the library.
I dumped a lot into BAM when it was active.
At 5:08 in the video, Isis is the name of an actual Egyptian god, that's not it aging poorly thats literally just the name of a god being used for a terrorist group.
Konami isn't ever going to give the quirky games another chance. It took them years to even try Cross Duel and it crashed and burned. At this point, it's nearly a certainty that Yu-Gi-Oh games will be relegated to things like Master Duel, Duel Links, and MAYBE Legacy of the Duelist.
They would rather focus on arcade and freemium games than making anything substantive.
You missed The Sacred Cards for GBA.
It follows the Battle City arc of the classic series, but uses Duelist Kingdom-esque rules, with field power bonuses, type advantages, etc.
Even some cards are given effects similar to those in the Duelist Kingdom arc, like Curse of Dragon turning the field to wasteland, or Flame Swordsman gaining an ATK boost against Dinosaur monsters!
I liked Falsebound Kingdom. Yeah it was slow, but it was really fun
11:46 I played the hell out of dungeon Dice monsters when I was a kid on my game boy advance SP and I still love the game to this day
I went down a DDM rabbit hole a couple years back and I stopped counting after dropping over $3k through the course of a year and half. Worth it
Honestly, I loved these games and this time period of more experimental titles. The original Yu-Gi-Oh manga was meant as a celebration of all games, and this era of the video games really reflected that.
Nowadays, every YGO game in the past 10-15 years has been a TCG simulator, which makes me miss the old era even more.
Unrelated but I cannot get over Magician of Faith's DDS art, she looks so done with everything lol you can see it at 10:43
Funny thing. When I was a kid I got capsule monster colleseum at a GameStop because it was used and the cheapest game there at like $8. I initially thought it sucked and tried to return it without a receipt and they offered me 99 cents. Angrily, I just kept the game and then would later give it another try only to find I was getting more engrossed after understanding the concept, and my god is it fun. But beyond just being fun Kaiba's voice sounds more intimidating than any other media he's been in for some reason, and Yami Marik having the voice modifier when he didn't even have it in duel links, as well as having Mai's original VA, it's all such a treat.
Damn bruv 0.99?! Gamestop be wildin!
loved this game
How did the Egyptian character being named after an Egyptian goddess not age well?
He is referring to a terrorist group
@@MrGamerofmusic I'm aware, and I don't see why it matters. Did Buddism, Hinduism, and the Navajo tribe also all not age well just because funny-mustache-man took one of their symbols and flipped it?
@@wakkaseta8351 The joke went right over your head then...
@@MrGamerofmusic There was supposed to be a joke buried somewhere in that SJW whinging?
@@wakkaseta8351 The joke was in the video... What "SJW whining" are you talking about?
Honestly DOTTR and YCMC were two of my faves Yugioh games growing up! I've recently got into Forbidden Memories and Falsebound Kingdom too!
you forgot about yu gi oh sacred cards and yu gi oh reshef of destruction.
Man I LOVED Falsebound Kingdom, what a throwback
I actually loved Falsebound Kingdom and Capsule Monster Coliseum! So much replay value for me. Plus I enjoyed the strategy in both.
Honestly, I have many fond memories of destiny board travellers.
Especially playing in the mode with multiple fields at once, there are many fun strategies you can try to make playing interesting.
Also it had voice acting which is huge for a GBA game.
I kind of had the opposite opinion you do regarding Capsule Monsters and Falsebound Kingdom. Had a blast with Falsebound Kingdom and I'd play it over and over again even today. My experience with Capsule Monsters was...short and horrible. Not sure what exactly happened, but my first time playing, I just couldn't figure out wtf to do. It was so infuriating that I just couldn't continue.
Fighting a goddess named Isis is just leaning into the Egyptian theme of the early sets.
If one merged Capsule Monster Coliseum and Duelist of the Roses and then built upon it a very interesting strategy game alternative is quite possible. It might be good enough to have an anime focus on it as long as it is respectful to the in universe history of Duel Monsters and is written well.
Konami does one thing right when it comes to Yugioh, and that's making story arcs within the cards themselves. I know that Master Duel went into a bit more detail with these but I want to see a non yugioh yugioh game specifically about these stories. Like the Duel Terminal storyline, World Legacy, Tri-brigade, etc. They made this huge world with all these archetypes and I just want a game, maybe an Action RPG or Tactical RPG, following these storylines more in depth.
the sad part ist: they really don't explain the stories EXCEPT you have to dig for yourself. Why not advertise the stories in the release trailer (like with MTG)
Well, a fan made part of the 1st duel Terminal story into a JRpg using the RPGMaker engine. And I think it come out pretty decent game.
@@Zanji1234Because the storylines are probably more of a way to keep the designers from burning out than anything
@@BeruleAdierantName of the game please?
@@f1r3hunt3rz5
Here you go buddy:
Yu-Gi-Oh! rpg duel terminal story .
You can even see some footage here in TH-cam.
CARD GAMES ON MOTORCYCLES!!
Holy shit, Yu-Gi-Oh BAM, I must've put at least 100 hours into that game back in the day
Oh my goddddd falsebound kingdom is easily my favorite, it made no sense to me as a kid but I loved it so much
I loved so many of these weird games over the years. I still play some of them.
I grew up with Nintendo, so my Consoles (relevant to this Video) where the GameCube and the Wii. I hated Wheelie Breakers, did not even play a full Hour because of the Controls, but i really loved Falsebound Kingdom. In fact, i hope to this Day that Konami someday gets drunk and decides to make a new, improved Version for modern Gaming Hardware, and including Stories with the Casts from GX to Vrains.
I feel like after how badly Cross Duel crash and burn last year, only lasting for barely an entire year, we won't see a non TCG Yu-Gi-Oh game from Konami in quire awhile, hell with how successful Master Duel been for them they don't even need to make a new Yu-Gi-Oh game anymore.
I remember that about a year after the Dungeon Dice Monsters board game was released, I ended up picking up enough pieces and starter kits to actually try to play it. Got all that stuff at the (wait for it!) ... 99C store! Sad, true. After trying a couple rounds we just went back to TCG and put the cool monster collection up on a shelf.
I also have to admit to owning the GBA Duel Pack (just cartridge out of bargain bin, so no manual). I wanted to like them both so much, and just couldn't. I did try though.
Personal favorite of that era 'Tournament Masters 2006'. Still play it once in a while. Thank the Purple Flying Spaghetti Monster for emulators.
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Dang man, if you still have those I’d def be willing to buy them off you 😂
@@VJP8464 Sadly no. Sometimes you just lose everything, and well.. that's that. Strangely enough though, I was just doing some photo restoration of my old pictures, and there low and behold on a high shelf peeking out... Only memories now, but I'll take what I can get these days.
A very small thing, but you were incorrect about Cross Duel. It actually lasted a little less than a year. You might be conflating that time with a beta period the game had the year before its release.
No mention of The Sacred Cards? I know it just used the system from Dark Duel Stories, but its story mode and it not being limited by the GBC's hardware I think would warrant talking about it.
there's another Quirk with Destiny Board Travelers... it has several unlocks but u can only unlock a limited amount of em. i... do love the game tho. the unlocks are easy to get and it's just a simple game to work with and it was a novel idea... maybe with how far they've become in the gaming industry i would like to see them remaking this but add things to it to make it more fun for people.
Also i love Duelist of the Roses and my GF is mad about Falsebound Kingdom.
5:05 Lol Tbf I'm 99% sure it's a reference to the Egyptian goddess not the organisation but who knows, I was wrong before
You're right this is an instance of crappy ppl changing the meaning of things by using it as their name or symbol
The only good part of Destiny Board Traveler are the Series references for each board
Seriously, the Death-T board is a nice nod to the Manga
I'm a sucker for early Yu-Gi-Oh games. So much personality. Though far from perfect, I found them very fun.
False Bound Kingdom was one of my fav GC titles and for me I thought Rose's was stealing its soundtrack and was slower.
As someone who has played too many of these questionable games I must say that tagforce is not just a tcg experience, it is a dating sim in disguise with the core game play loops being romancing the characters. I often see people bring up the scene were you can bang Jaden in relation to this
just to add some context towards the end:
Forbidden Memories 2 is garbage and everyone in the community agrees LOL
its far too grindy and sacky, HOWEVER it is a pioneer having introduced effect monsters and a vast array of new cards, as a result it opened the floodgates to multiple mods being based on FM2, which fix various aspects of why FM2 was so bad, and i'd absolutely recommend people to play those mods instead
7:36 ah, that intro sure brings memories of my childhood, given that this game was what got me into Yugioh and also the anime at the time.
Dark Duel Stories while a broken game and somewhat forgiving "Except Stage 3, seriously i hated that stage with every fiber of my being as a kid" in contrast to Forbidden Memories, it really had a really neat concept for the time with the deck cost and card construction being one of those concepts.
I Fracking love that "Card games on motorcycles" line
I love Falsebound kingdom game it fun played it so many times wish it got a sequel
I'll always rep, Falsebound on 1.2x speed is a banger. And the OST is one of my favorites in the franchise
I wish they’d bring back these weird spin off games especially things like capsule monsters.
most you got now is Rush Duels, and while decently fun, is handled terribly in the west, and I don’t even want to describe Cross Duels
The problem with these spin off games is that they're more of mainline entries than an actual Yu-Gi-Oh game. Imagine playing Fire Emblem and the next game you play Fire Emblem but a cross puzzle, and then you play Fire Emblem as a card game somehow
I just wanted to say I love the thumbnail art, that's the only reason I'm commenting. Great video though dude, keep up the good work with your uploads, Law. They're always out of sight.
the intro to this video feels like a 1992 vhs tape about zoo animals
subbed just for this aesthetic alone
Great video! I got REALLY into playing dark duel destinies and destiny broad on long trips. I’d like to recommend not yelling randomly. I’m prone to panic attacks 😅
Playing all these games made mr law go a little nuts
Isis did not age well? its just an old egyptian god..
Another modthat didn't get a mention and is pretty nice is Capsule Monster Colliseum's Libra Mod, there's a release video on youtube if anyone's interested
WOW this was a trip down memory lane! But now I kinda wanna hunt down that Capsule Monster one.
I think that Duelists of the Roses borrows less from DDM and more from Monster Collection (MonCole). Takahashi borrowed a LOT of elements from that game in the Duelist Kingdom arc and it's one of Japan's first commercially released TCGs alongside Pokémon.
On another note, I don't ever remember the DDM starter set going for that much (unless you're adjusting for inflation). I remember it retailing between 20 and 30 dollars and each booster (containing one card and figure) being the same price as a pack of cards (between 4 and 5 dollars). The reason I theorize the the game failed had less to do with the price and more to do with HOW it was retailed. Most times, it was stocked along side the yugioh action figures INSTEAD of alongside the cards which made the boosters VERY easy to steal from. Most times I'd see them in stores, the boxes were ripped open or half destroyed.
Luckily we baught the dungeon dice sets when they were on clearence. I still have the Base set plus between 5 or 10 additional monsters/cards. I didn't know DD became this expensive.
Great video so far! :)
Ok but I have a very clear memory of playing Duelist of the Roses having a full deck of literally nothing except 20 Blue Eyes White dragons and a deck cost of absolutely 0. Any blue eyes removed and re-added, would then increase my deck cost, as would any other different cards added. I remember while it would make 90% of duels tedious, some were absolutely hell like the heavy crush card arenas. Eventually when my memory card corrupted over the years I lost it and could never figure out what caused it or if anyone else had this happen to them and figured out why or how this happens just because it has been something buffing me literally decades. If anyone has any similar stories or explanations I would love to hear it
This was so nostalgic, I love duel links and the tcg and all that but like the memories of DDM and BAM and so on just hit different.
*$40 a SET?! In 2003?!*
Damn near got whiplash from that prime comedy right there
Wheelie Breakers = Banner Hack
Falsebound Kingdom is one of my favorite games on the gamecube. Love that game so much.
My favorite is Falsebound Kingdom. Remember in my youth playing it throughout the night.
Agreed. The soundtrack for Yugioh games almost never disappoints
Falsebound kingdom was a bit slower for sure, but still fun. It only becomes fun however once you have a decent group of monsters, and they're high enough level to actually use all their abilities/bonuses. Also you have to find hidden monsters if you want to use them, like finding Dark Magician, and using him to find DM girl, so you can use them in tandem for a devastating attack. Also you kind of had to piece together how to make certain monster s via fusion, or using black luster ritual to change DM into Magician of black chaos, or gaia into BLS. Also knowing to put multiply/insect armor onto kuriboh/basic insect so they can be useful.
I need to replay Forbidden Memories again. I played DOTR as an adult and it was a cakewalk. I need a frustrating old school challenge lol.
Yugioh forbidden Memories... my hate game. I was totally into ygo at the time i got the game (i was 17 or so) played on locals (was one of the organizors of our local tournaments) and went to larger tournaments as well. So i was kinda happy to see a videogame. Of course i didn't read the manual and ... got stomped in the first duel and i really couldn't figure out the fusions and stuff. I guess i played it only for 2 hours before putting it again on ebay.
From the "not based on the TCG rules" i liked the Sacred Cards/Reshef of Destruction and capsule monster colosseum and OMG YGO Bam i totally forgot that xD
I remember liking destiny board traveler. And duelists of the roses was my top tier yugioh ps2 game back in the day. Great content btw my dude
Duelists of the roses is my favorite game of all time. Clovis's Redux mod is the most fun I've had with a game in years. I would give anything for Konami to make an updated sequel.
Not gonna lie I actually miss yugioh bam, it was kinda fun. It was extremely pay to win but I still enjoyed it
It's sad that Cross Duel fails, but due to all the problems it had, I'm not exactly surprised.
I don't know what that was is like. How does it differ from Duel Links?
@@residentgrey oh it differs a lot from duel links. The game doesn't play like the TCG at all and feels more like a mish-mash of BAM and Duelist of the Roses. With microtransaction of a gacha game.
@@natsukumo6280 Ok that is a weird mix!!
Why it failed is why the "non Yu-Gi-Oh" games failed as well. It was "creative", but imagine playing Pokemon red and immediately playing Pokemon Gold as a Pokemon Snap instead. People remember the DS era rather than the old games because they were consistent in quality
@@yeetusinfinite7247 the YGO games were not that good and that is why they flopped. People wanted a simulator instead.
You know between the early games like Forbidden Memories and BAM (which I remember playing for a time) it almost feels like Konami was trying to make RUSH DUELS since the beginning of the damn series.
Great video mate!
I love Duelists of The Roses a lot! One of my favourite games I’ve ever played and still do.
My favorite game is Dungeon Dice Monster, because that's the one I actually played, but also because I loved the idea of the game, I never saw the physical game (and I've seen some many days like the Medabots board game) but I really liked the idea of the game from the show and iirc the physical dice can only open a certain way but in game every dice can open however you want (always respecting the 6 squares), I always wanted to see a new DDM videogame but welp.
Duelist of the roses was the first game I ever owned. I still love it to this day.
I played capsule monsters before I ever even knew yugioh had a card game.
I was disappointed that it was a TCG, I would've fucking LOVED to collect miniature capsules that open up to reveal monsters.
Capsule monsters on ps2 was always my favorite ...with eternal duelist soul being my second favorite
Dungeon Dice monsters is so cool lol. I remember reading the manga and finding the ryuji arc really enjoyable lol.
5:05 - A bunch of modern day barbarians don't get to own their name when it was already the name of a goddess several times older than their own religion.
Bruhh i used to have dungeon dice monsters on Gameboy, so much nostalgia
I liked falsebound kingdom , it was the first 3d yugioh game I ever played , so I actually really liked falsebound kingdom
Oh man i kinda liked wheelie breakers. I even 100%ed it, collecting all cards and everything
I would love to see another Capsule Monster game. I adore the PS2 game and rank it highly among all the strategy video games that I've played, not just Yugioh games.
You know what i really think would be cool? A game set in ancient Egypt, but instead of playing the card game the game would revolve around those stone tablets like the millenium arc. It woulb be more of an RPG with magic and stuff. I dont know something like that
I feel so bad for falsebound kingdom, if the overworld was sped up just a bit it wouldnt of been bombarded with negativity about slowness.
The combat is still generally simple and gets stale. I don't think there was any saving it
I actually still have Falsebound kingdom.
Yugioh is at its best when it's set place in battle city/duel academy for any tcg versions. And for the spin off games almost anything will work if they give it enough time in development to polish things out
I'm thankful for my mom for buying me Capsule Monsters Coliseum when I was a kid. such a good game
The Falsebound Kingdom is obnoxiously hard in the beginning
I loved Falsebound Kingdom, but only because I really miss Ogre Battle.