Zenzuuu from 3rd-strike writes:
"Remember the time that Yu-Gi-Oh! was one of the most popular series in school? Even now the series continues to grow for the better or the worst, with tons of people competitively playing against one another, aiming to bring their opponents to zero life points. The times has come for the Nintendo 3DS to have its own installment in the famous franchise!"
NWR:
"I really like Yu-Gi-Oh! I know – even in a community filled with Pokémon and Animal Crossing fanboys alike, saying you like Yu-Gi-Oh can still summon a furrowed brow or two. “Wasn’t it just some fad? Isn’t it dead?” some would ask. Originally, I would point to the tremendous World Championship and Tag Force games as proof that the card and video game series still has something to say, but after playing Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal: World Duel Carnival, the first Yu-Gi-Oh game on 3DS, I just don’t know anymore."
Glitch Cat - Overall, Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal World Duelist Carnival took the best mechanics of past Yu-Gi-Oh! games and eliminated them out to create one of the worst Yu-Gi-Oh! games ever. There is nothing fans can enjoy in this game other than the cards, and in reality it needs urgent fixing as soon as possible. All I hope for is for Konami to learn from their mistakes and eventually make another Yu-Gi-Oh! where what’s new is actually new, and that the most important aspect of a trading card game, playing with other players, is not taken out of the mix.
Hardcore Gamer: Prepare to tap into the heart of the cards. With over 5700 TCG cards at your disposal and 12 playable characters, the newest Yu-Gi-Oh! game for 3DS has more content than ever before.
