Ive never seen or heard of this game before i only ever played duelist of the rose and capsule monsters but i remember staying up past my bedtime playing them and always getting stuck but anyway this definitely seems like hell to play 😭
Like it has a feeling similar to “that one kid you used to duel that makes up effects for cards” which i guess makes sense considering thats literally what it is
For all of you to be such die hard yugioh nerds it’s crazy how many of you didn’t know this game had 2 sequels False-bound kingdom and Duelist of the roses
I remember my aunt got me this game. Was ine of my favorites from the ps1 era. I actually still have it. Complete in box with the manual and everything. Its a double decker case even though it was only 1 disc.
finished this game only once in my teens, i dropped meteor black dragon by pure luck and somehow had two megamorphs in my deck. I probably spent all my life luck in this ass game!!LMAO
Este video inspirou-me para fazer um video em portugues sobre este jogo yu gi oh forbidden memories.obrigado..excelente video.Para mim o melhor de todos sobre o jogo
This game was literally my childhood. Played it with my dad and little brothers for years. Beating it was all thanks to my dad who had a very similar strategy to your first video. Thank you so much for shedding light on this nostalgic game to people that might not have heard of it before. Your a real one bro
I routinely go back to this game with my Dad, and we'll spend a few weeks playing it. I've beat it many times, but nothing compares to the hype of getting rare drops. Last time we played it, probably within..... the last 8 months I'd say, my Dad got 3 Meteor B Dragons from Jono 2 within 200 duels (INSANE LUCK) and I got 3 Megamorphs from Pegasus within 500 duels (Less impressive) and for the first time ever we beat the game without using Twin Head. Had some Summoned Skulls, some Job Change Mirrors to make more. Had Red Eyes and Meteor Dragon to make more Meteor B Dragon, had that uh.... 2750 Fiend? With the swords. Only got 1 Blue Eyes :( Sadge. Little trick for S Rank Tech. You can make your opponent fuse. A few ways to do it. One is by simply playing a decently strong card, destroying your opponents card, then letting them play a card facedown, and switching your strong card to defense. 90% of the time they will fuse, that turn, or the next after destroying it. Anytime the "morale" changes for the opponent and they are left with a card on the board, they will fuse. This is what I usually do: Play normally up until the Duel Tournament in the future, save and quit and go to Free Duel. Your best friends are: Fairy + Rock, almost always makes Mystical Sand (2100), Dragon and Rock makes Stone D, which is 2000 ATK and 2300 DEF, Dragon and Plant make B Dragon Jungle King (2100), Fire and Beast makes a 2100, Fire and Winged Beast makes a 2300, zombie and plant makes a 1000 ATK, add another plant for Pumpking (1800), Fairy and Plant make an 1800 Queen of Leaves, Beast and Plant make an 1800 Flower Wolf. Now, for big cards to look for, either starting in deck, or winning from Free Duel: Mystic Lamp (When used with certain cards, makes Ushi Oni) and, a secretly amazing card, a fiend, Job Change Mirror. Job Change Mirror and ANY Fiend makes Summoned Skull, 2500 ATK. Farm Villager 2 and 3 for some Thunders, and farm Jono 1 for some dragons. Jono 1 can drop One Eyed Shield Dragon, Baby Dragon, Wicked Ersatz dragon, and some others. Villagers can drop some basic thunders like La La Lioon and the little yellow dude. While farming Villager 2 and 3, keep a lookout for "Magical Labrynth", a spell card. We'll be using that later. Once you get some Dragons and Thunders, you can make your way to, and defeat, Pegasus. Back to Free Duel we go. Now, we farm "Heishin" for Labrynth Wall, a 3000 DEF monster. We want at least 2 copies. Then we build a deck of some decently strong monsters without fusing that we've earned, Labrynth Wall, and Magical Labrynth. We play a decently strong card, destroy his card, let him set, put ours in defense, let him fuse, and then play D until we get Labrynth Wall. It should be fine on it's own, but he can make Twin Headed, so look for a power up as well. Cards like Swords of Revealing Light help too. Farm him for Megamorph. Also has other goodies too. Btw, for Twin Headed deck, best field is Umi. Simply because it doesn't boost Blue Eyes, Meteor B Dragon or Gate Guardian.
Yknow I thought it was just because I was a kid and didn’t fully understand the game was challenging not the fact that it was made to keep me at the beginning
God this game was so hard lol I remember having different memory cards and having to trade between to get a good start and some kind of code ro get certain decks or something
sea of thieves fishing is actually super lit I think it’s way better now many fish and some only at night or in stores and specific vendors for them and achievements
The hardest part about this game is not beating it. The hardest part of this game is being a developer with a heart, when coding it. Those devs must all operate on pure hatred, to make something so unforgiving.
So that makes this, more or less, and adaption of the anime. Since they could just do whatever. Hence, Seto’s three Blue-Eyes White Dragons he pulled off in the first episode.
just watched the sacred memories video, and i had immediately made a rashef comment, immediately got excited when i saw this thumbnail, and got immediately disappointed. rashef is still harder. this game's just unbalanced, but that game hates you personally.
I remember playing an old yu gi oh game that I only got because It came with a card and I just used 2 cards that infinitely looped of each other to win the entire game
Bro I loooved this game when I was a kid. And I hated it just as equally, it was so hard lmao Seeing a board with *_3 Twin-headed-dragon_* had almost me shed tears of joy lol. As a child I absolutely didn't understand the rules for fusion and it was a miracle when I managed to summon one
