Drew Leachman writes: Another year, another version of Duels of the Plainswalkers finds its way into the hands of players. Every year around this time, I start to get a little giddy. I’ve been a huge Magic: The Gathering fan ever since I was a kid. Stainless Games manages to come up with new ideas and mechanics for their yearly game as well as improving on the formula. This year, they finally implemented something players have been clamoring about for years: sealed deck building.
Crash Wiki presents a handy troubleshooting guide to help you sort out any game-breaking issues in Magic 2014 such as black screen crashes, errors, and more
Steven Strom (Prima Games): Magic the Gathering is the undisputed juggernaut of trading card games. For the past few years, it even developed a successful, yearly video game platform in the form of Duels of the Planeswalkers.
Welcome to VGU's Friday Night Magic, the weekly show that takes us on an adventure through the world of Magic the Gathering. Whether its Online matches, Campaign brawls or Sealed play, Friday nights will always be Magic Nights.
In the first episode, we start things off journeying through the expansion of M14. We challenge Elspeth to a heroic duel and face a foe with an endless army of troops. How will the fight go?
No way this should be rated so close to perfect.
Sealed deck is a cool concept with terrible implementation (too few slots for decks, too limited card set in the boosters) not to mention archenemy is gone.
Also, this game lags like a mofu on my newish 250GB slim.
7.5/10 is closer to accurate imnsho