
Yu-Gi-Oh! EARLY DAYS COLLECTION is packed with classic Yu-Gi-Oh! games from the very early days of Dueling — bursting with retro RPGs and strategic card games with beloved anime characters!
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Duel alongside old friends as the iconic stars of the original Yu-Gi-Oh! anime return in this expansive collection of classic Yu-Gi-Oh! titles.
Including a plethora of Yu-Gi-Oh! games never-before-released outside of Japan!
♦ DUEL ONLINE
Challenge Duelists from around the world with online play in Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 4: Battle of Great Duelists! Select titles will also be updated to support online play after release.
♦ CUSTOMIZE YOUR PLAY
Unlock hidden characters and cards, the option to remove Deck Capacity, Duelist Level, and cards from the Forbidden & Limited List, customize your button mapping, and much more.
♦ REWIND TIME
Turn back the clock with the Rewind function or fast forward to watch your strategy unfold at mach speeds.
♦ SAVE ANYWHERE
Pick up and Duel right where you left off with the option to save at any time.
♦ DIGITAL GALLERY
Explore preserved box art and manuals from each title in the Digital Gallery.
1. Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters
2. Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters II: Dark Duel Stories
3. Yu-Gi-Oh! Monster Capsule
4. Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Duel Stories
5. Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 4: Battle of Great Duelists
6. Yu-Gi-Oh! Dungeon Dice Monsters
7. Yu-Gi-Oh! The Eternal Duelist Soul
8. Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 6: Expert 2*
9. Yu-Gi-Oh! The Sacred Cards
10. Yu-Gi-Oh! Reshef of Destruction
11. Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition: Stairway to the Destined Duel
12. Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship Tournament 2004
13. Yu-Gi-Oh! Destiny Board Traveler
14. Yu-Gi-Oh! 7 Trials to Glory: World Championship Tournament 2005 (Yu-Gi-Oh! Day of the Duelist: World Championship Tournament 2005)
*Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 6: Expert 2 to be released in Japanese language. You can enjoy the Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 6: Expert 2 experience in other languages via playing Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition: Stairway to the Destined Duel.
Yu-Gi-Oh! is a true global phenomenon and fan favorite. For over 25 years the Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Game has amassed a fervent following and continues to flourish with each new series and expansion. To date, fans have engaged by reading the original Manga as well as watching more than 1,000 Yu-Gi-Oh! anime episodes across eight series and playing the Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME and Yu-Gi-Oh! digital titles.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 45 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Extremely fun and accessible, provides easy cheat options, have not tried MP yet, hopeful that all games will get MP.
awesome port love the game
Desde hace tiempo que le tengo ojo en comprar esto pero, cada vez que veia que tenia descuento me decia que tenía que aguantar un poco, esta vez no aguante las ganas de comprarlo... después de terminar varios logros y para mi el mejor juego de historia/campaña de la GBA/GB que es The Sacred Cards creo que estoy satisfecho, aun me falta terminar su secuela pero hay que grindear muchas horas porque la dificultad aumento mucho. Lo que no me gusta es que por ejemplo el World Championship Tournament 2004 y 2005, no tenga la opción de acelerar rápido los duelos, se que es para mantener esa esencia de esa época pero desde mi punto de vista, muchos conseguimos todas las cartas o jugamos LAN hace 20 años, no necesitamos volver a farmear que nos costo tantas horas en ese entonces. Leí que lo tenia y era mentira, no tiene esa opción de acelerar el juego, la única solución que pude es usar un speedhack para incrementar la velocidad de los duelos. A mi me hubiera gustado que agregaran mi juego favorito de esa época que era el World Championship Tournament 2006 era un juego mucho más rápido que los anteriores, además sino mal recuerdo fue el primero de tener un "preview" de la carta que tenias en la mano en la parte izquierda sin necesidad de ver los detalles, obvio para leer que hacia tenias que verlos pero con solo la imagen ya te dabas cuenta que hacia. Ya que muchas veces la traducción no era la más acertada cuando leías los nombres de las cartas en la mano. Pero entiendo porque no lo agregaron porque tiene elementos de GX y la colección es de Duel Monsters la primera época de Yu-Gi-Oh! Creo que si estas dudando en comprarlo pienso que aun lo van a bajar de precio más, yo te puedo decir que valió la pena de volver a jugar esas entregas de 20 años o más. Ojalá Konami traiga los juegos de la PS1 como el Forbidden Memories, no me importa pagar 60 dolares si llegaran a meterlo en una colección jajaja
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I remember playing several Yu-Gi-Oh! titles on the GameBoy advance and loving it. Old school Yu-Gi-Oh! from before GX. Compared to modern Yu-Gi-Oh! the pace is much slower, but there's more back and forth gameplay making each duel more exciting. This collection brings me back and shows me that many more titles came out in that time period, many I wasn't even aware of. Most titles are your standard deck builder types, with a campaign that requires you to beat each character multiple times (usually 5x) before letting you advance to the next chapter. Some are RPG adventures. Some are completely different types of games, like Capsule Monsters or Dungeon Dice monsters. There's so much content here, if you wanted to complete it all you'll easily go over two hundred hours. Among the deck builder titles, I was especially surprised by the Duel Monsters series, each title in that series has slightly different rules, clearly they were still experimenting and working out the rules that would eventually become the official TCG. Also of note are quality of life features that I've not seen before. The most notable one being the abbility to reverse time up to 1 minute, in any game at any point. You can abuse this to undo mistakes or reroll a bad-RNG roll. I abused the heck out of it and I'm not sure that I would have had the patience to 100% this game without it. Especiallly when it comes to pack openings, rerolling them until I got what I wanted is such a nice experience. I recommend the Early Days Collection to people who love Yu-Gi-Oh! and enjoy the older Deck builder games. If you're not into Yu-Gi-Oh! or you are expecting the fast-paced gameplay of modern Yu-Gi-Oh!, this probably isn't for you. I loved it and hope that we'll get more collections like these in the future.
it's silly, but I constantly run into that typical yugioh issue when playing any other "dual monsters" game outside the original 1998 game, "You just overcomplicated this game..." lol. this is an issue i run into whenever i try my damnedest to get into yugioh after middle school... this is way too complicated... it does not need to be this complicated... what the hell dude lol. this sound negative, and it kind of is... but I actually HIGHLY RECOMMEND this game... at full price. there is just sooooo much here for everyone. if one game doesnt gel with you... most likely, there will be at least two here that does. currently, I am in love and addicted to "duel monster 1998", "capsule monsters" and "dungeon dice monsters". soooo much fun, very easy to hop in and out of aaaaand very addictive game loops. outside those, the games introduce waaay too many "unknown variables" that can result in insta kills of your monsters. the only way to plan for things like "types" and "alignments" is to just pack your deck with a mix of monsters. eliminating specialized or focused straight forward strategy.... hell it eliminates most strategy being that its a set of unpredictible variables that can ruin your game. it's weird. then, summon rules are further complicated... and so on. the ironic fun in these frustrations in this collection is that it walks you through game by game how the card game became so damn convaluted and rediculously, needlessly complex. it helps you understand your not crazy for feeling things seem more complicated than they did when you were a kid... or younger... this collection proves that yes... THEY DID lol. all that said, I'm always willing to learn and just... "try" to get into it all... and in the end they are all very fun games especially since you are still doing what made the series so popular in the first place... collecting cards/monsters. the collecting is great, reviewing your cards and building your deck is very rewarding and fun. god i love this collection. I do wish "forbidden memories" and full art galleries were included... and the ability to rotate the game boxes(also feel the lack of the "gameboy branding hurts the art a bit lol). I highly recommend this collection at full price because it provides enough varied content that everyone will find at least 2 games they will like and possibly very easy for those people to bury HOURS into those games they enjoy. this collection is so much fun, especially in an age were deckbuilder cards games are so popular. i find the simplest form of "duel monsters" soooo much fun, and hope to finally get truly invested in the future titles of "duel monsters"... but the love of three games in this collection that are surprisingly very unique and varied experiences from each other, really makes me such a fan of this purchase. BUY THIS.
Carísimo y muchos se pueden jugar en ROMs, pero con descuento vale la pena para jugar estos juegazos
Gran oportunidad de conocer juegos antiguos de la franquicia
An otherwise fine collection of classic games tainted by the fact it includes the overwhelmingly awful Reshef of Destruction. I would rather play against modern Yu-Gi-Oh FTKs than against a 60k LP gauntlet on the same Life Points against an AI that may as well be cheating with advantage. Enhancements do not matter when things are that stacked against you.
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