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| Parameters |
Values |
| File Name: |
Yu-Gi-Oh! - Reshef of Destruction (U).zip |
| Console/System: |
GBA |
| Genre: |
Card Battle |
| Filesize: |
9.81MB |
| Region: |
Japanese |
| Year of release: |
2003 |
| Downloads: |
1632 |
Yu-Gi-Oh! - Reshef of Destruction ROM Download for GBA
The game is based on Yu-Gi-oh! Franchise developed for the game boy advance and is a sequel to the Sacred cards. It's a role-playing game that focuses on the Yu-Gi-Oh card game. The player journeys with the two main characters of the Yu-Gi-Oh World: Joey and Yugi. The three friends travel across the globe to prevent Reshef from consuming the world in darkness. Many other characters from the show also show up. The Weevil has a deck of cards with high-powered insects, Mai has a deck full of harpies, and Rex has dinosaur cards. The quest's idea is to reunite all of the Millennium items, revive the Egyptian God Cards, and stop the destruction of the world by Reshef. There are some twists as the player progresses. One great thing about the game is that it's dedicated to all the series fans out there.
Game plot
The game begins with the player in his room with Joey. Joey and his friend Yugi are about to participate in the duellist competition, but Yugi is not present. Joey gets to know that the Millennium Puzzle has gone missing. Joey and Yugi meet Tea at Clock tower square, where Ishizu reports that Millennium items are gone and asks for player help to defeat Reshef and save the world. To resurrect Reshef, the power of all the three Egyptian God cards is essential. The player has to find the rest of the Millennium items to revive the Egyptian gods, and from here, their adventures begin.
Features
- Importing cards
Players can import the cards into the game. Players can enter the Codes present on the actual card at the card shop, and the cards get added to the shop's inventory. With the help of the GBA link, players can trade the Cards.
- Monster card
There is a Monster card with each card having an element type. This element type can affect the defense values and attack of the monsters that depend on the field's element type. With the use of this card, the underpowered monster can defeat a much stronger beast.
- The player can ante a card
If there are a couple of the same stock cards, then the player can ante a card as a bet and gets a card from the rival if he wins.
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