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Yu-Gi-Oh! Decade Duels coming to XBLA this spring
Click on the image and yu-can-go into our gallery The beautiful part about having Yu-Gi-Oh! on your Xbox 360 is that you can still partake in that most guilty of pleasures, but you don't have to wade through the cesspool of people that enjoy that brand of self-deprecation. Konami has announced that Yu-Gi-Oh! Decade Duels is coming to Xbox Live Arcade in Spring 2010 and will feature "the most robust card offering and the opportunity to purchase additional card packs through Xbox Live." There's no word on price right now for the initial game, so we've contacted Konami. We'll let you know what we hear back. %Gallery-90104%
The Queue: Wherein we are aghast
Welcome back to The Queue, WoW.com's daily Q&A column where the WoW.com team answers your questions about the World of Warcraft. Alex Ziebart will be your host today. Oh ho, what is this? Another edition of The Queue, approximately one day after the one before it? How unexpected! Who knew that daily features could be so... daily? I, for one, am shocked. And perhaps a little appalled. Tori asked... "What do you think will happen with the Undead after the Lich King is defeated? I realize for gameplay purposes they won't suddenly disappear from the Horde, but from a lore view Sylvanas' entire grudge against Arthas was most of the reason for using the Horde as a means to her end. Plus after all the Wrath Gate drama... it just seems as though the Forsaken should almost be their own faction or something."
Yu-Gi-Ohmygod: it's a gameplay trailer!
A new gameplay trailer for Yu-Gi-Oh: Spirit Caller has hit the tubes, showing some of the fast and furious card-slapping powah all those duelists out there desire. Like spotting your favorite celebrity out on the street, this trailer is to be oggled and stared at, most inappropriately. As always, we've embedded it past the post break.
Konami bringing new Yu-Gi-Oh! game to DS
Konami has announced that they're bringing Yu-Gi-Oh! Spirit Caller to the US. With a release date of early January 2007, card-flipping fanatics will get their chance to cut teeth on a new Yu-Gi-Oh! adventure. With the start of a brand new year at Duel Academy, a wave of excitement has hit all the students as they desire to start. The player, in being placed in the Slifer Red Dorm, strange things begin to occur and the player begins hearing the voice of the spirit duelist. Apparently, the spirit duelist is a good fellow, as it will help you in dueling and solving the new mysteries surrounding the academy.Game features include: Head to head worldwide dueling via the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection Based on the top-rated Yu-Gi-Oh! GX series from Cartoon Network Includes over 1,400 cards Create and edit the look of your character Each game includes three exclusive trading cards
Dramatic Yu-Gi-Oh! gameplay
Konami has shown us PSP fanboys a lot of love. We were so mesmerized by games like Silent Hill and Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops that we forgot all about Konami's other games, like Yu-Gi-Oh! The PSP installment takes place in the new GX universe, and will allow players to play against each other wirelessly. The game seems to feature relatively impressive visuals, but the load times seem a bit much. A load screen for every room you enter, and then a load screen before a match seems a bit too much for impatient young gamers. But, at least the characters appear to be over-the-top dramatic, as if they got acting lessons from Charlie Chaplin. The games out in November.
OMG! Yu-Gi-Oh! tag teams the PSP
With approximately 27 Yu-Gi-Oh! games on the Game Boy platform, you'd think that the PSP would get with the trend fad program with its own version of the mega-popular children's card game. Well, in September, Japanese gamers can partake in some widescreen card dueling set in the GX universe. Anyone that remembers finding link cables for the GBA will breathe a sigh of relief knowing that Tag Force will feature four player battles wirelessly. American gamers will only have to wait until November, and the game will feature voice acting and animation from the series, now running on Cartoon Network.
