1/21/2012

Yu-Gi-Oh Nightmare Troubadour Review

Yu-Gi-Oh Nightmare Troubadour
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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
-Sound5
-Ease of Control 8
-Variety of opponents 8Overall: 7

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Product Description:
Yu-Gi-Oh! Nightmare Troubadour brings the Nintendo DS its first round of dueling action! You'll experience the world of Yu-Gi-Oh! on two screens with touch pad controls. On the top screen, you'll see monsters rise form their cards and battle for victory. The bottom keeps you aware of the card playing field, so that you can adjust strategy while watching the battles.

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