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The only detriment to me is that I really don't like Zexal.

While the lack of multiplayer is puzzling for a 3DS game that focuses on playing with others (especially when the DS games had wireless multiplayer), it isn't a deal breaker to me. Those DS games ran so slow over the network, and were plagued by players disconnecting (both rage quitting and server kicks), that I only went online as a novelty. I probably spent more time with e Tag Force series on PSP, which was ad-hoc only. Realistically, I spent most of my time with these games in single player as it is.

I'm curious if the loss of those GameSpy servers may have impacted the ability to implement wireless connectivity. I know 3DS wasn't generally impacted, but I wonder if there are extra development steps that Konami opted out of at the late stages of development. Anybody know about that?

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Who the heck decided on no multiplayer and everything unlocked in the beginning? Those are possibly the two worst decisions they could have made. The multiplayer should be obvious. Having all the cards unlocked is just a really bad design choice. The reason it worked for the previous games is because it set up a learning curve for the player. Instead of overwhelming the player with an excessive amount of data, they fed the player info little by little by having them unlock cards the more the played. The more time the player invested in the game, the more they possibilities they had, the better they could express themselves in their decks, the more invested the player is.

But by throwing all the cards at you at once, the players will either spend hours reading every card's description or rage quit cause there are over 5,500 cards. Or they can already know what cards they want in their decks, but those people probably are fans of the game and would want to play against actual people, which you can't do in this game.

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No online play or DLC?! If it's $30 or more, forget it. At first I was like, YES A YUGIOH GAME!!! Now, I'm just, I'm good. I miss those world championship dueling games for DS... I still have the 2010 and 2011 ones.
One thing that bothers me as much as no online multiplayer is no customizable characters or storyline for your customized character. Those were GREAT in the world championship games, but since those are gone, I might as well wait for the next (hopefully) Yugioh game.

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Let me explain to you guys why you shouldn't buy this game. Short answer is because it's a downgrade. The biggest most glaring flaw this game has is No online play. Let me give you a obvious but great analogy. Imagine playing Pokemon B/W and/or its sequels and enjoying all the online capabilities and then playing Pokemon X/Y and finding out it has absolutely no online play whatsoever. Would you tolerate that? Hell no you wouldn't. The Ds Yu-gi-oh games had online play so you would THINK that this one would have it right? Well, you'd be strangely wrong. Also, this game is incredibly late. I believe there's already a new Yu-gi-oh series out. Truth be told, this game should be 10 dollars. (And even that's a stretch...) I don't know how much it is in PAL regions I assume the typically 40+ dollars which is a complete ripoff. Also, A minor nitpick is you can't even make your own character. (A feature that was in previous titles.) You play as the shows characters, however you can customize your decks, which is surprisingly pointless. You may as well just play with locked decks since you can't play with them online or even locally. I wanted this game to be localized and while I got my wish (More or less.) I didn't know it was a gimped piece of crap.

Bruno DK

31 Jul 2013, 17:55

Então, como fã de ygo devo dizer que quero que os gráficos se explodam e que eu quero mesmo é mais cartas e um story mode bom.