Wolverine's Revenge is a challenging yet fun game with awesome graphics and cool moves. It isn't necessarily based on the new X2 movie, but the characters overlap. It's rated TEEN for blood and violence, and this rating is clearly deserved. Wolverine's revenge is a better game for older kids and teens, mostly because of the difficulty and not the blood. The bottom line? Buy it.Copyright © 2001 Children's Software Revue

RPG Store Mode - featuring a side-story to the animated series in Ancient Egypt

Duel Monsters make the jump to a full 3D playing field

Over 600 Monsters fully animated and rendered in 3D

Import cards from the Official Card Game to create more powerful decks

Duel against and trade cards with your friends to gain experience and upgrade your card collection

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You start playing the game as an Egyptian prince who likes to run away and play Duel Monsters with his friends. Inside the prince's castle is hidden the Millenium Puzzle. Everything is well until the palace is attacked by this guy, "Heishin" who wants the puzzle. The prince is forced to shatter the puzzle, but "something" happens to him as a result. Play the game to find out what I mean. Then, you end up playing Yugi.

The actual card game is really hard! It's like chess. You have to think of strategies and weaknesses. I got so hooked, that I stayed up until midnight for three nights in a row playing.

Here's something that'll catch your attention:
-You get to find out who Yami Yugi really is!
-Yugi and Yami Yugi come face-to-face for the first time!
-Pegasus is entering Kaiba's competition. ^_^

I highly recomend this game. I really don't believe in stuff like "this is a boy show".(I happen to be a girl).
In conclusion, I would like to say this: "WATCH OUT, POKEMON!!!, YU-GI-OH!'s HERE!"

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Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden MemoriesMar 05, 2002
By YugiohDungeon.com
Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories is an awesome Yu-Gi-Oh! title involding a special game play different from that of Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Duel Stories.

In Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories, a role-playing adventure game, you play a young Egyptian pharaoh. The setting takes place ancient Egypt, and your mission is to solve the mysteries of the Shadow Game and the seven magical totems! You can walk around the different areas of the Egyptian capital, and talk to townspeople, friends (Jounouchi/Joey, and Anzu/Tea look-alikes), snotty enemies (a priest that's a Kaiba look-alike), solve clues and challenge players to duels to gather information about the impending doom about to reach his kingdom.

Check out YugiohDungeon.com for more information on this and other games!

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User unfriendly but good for Yu-Gi-Oh! fansApr 23, 2002
By Peter Schell
Forbidden Memories simulates the Yu-Gi-Oh trading card game with some modified rules. Weak cards can be fused without using fusion magic cards and equipment cards do not occupy slots in the magic row of the playfield. On the downside, some monsters' special abilities are eliminated.
Navigating all the menus to customize your deck is a pain. The video game designers expect you to buy the real-life cards to get the passwords to access more cards. You're better off getting these passwords off gamefaqs.com. That site has a lot of the fusion combos listed too which will save you a lot of time and frustration.
The campaign mode is frustrating too. If you save your game early at certain points, you lose the opportunity to face some other opponents and are instead thrust into much tougher matches.
Once you beat a campaign duelist, you can play them in free duel mode to earn more cards and starpoints used to buy other cards with the aforementioned passwords. But you only get one new card per match and just 1-5 starpoints. Weak cards cost 10-15 stars but decent monster cards cost 40-60 and most good magic cards cost 55 or 80. Really good magic cards cost 800 points and rare cards costs are simply listed as "99999".
Fighting weak opponents ad nauseum to earn more cards becomes very tedious. You're better off starting a new game on a separate memory card and trading the better cards from that starter deck onto your original memory card. You can trade and play against other human players too but then, you might as well just play the actual card game.
Forbidden Memories follows the theme of the cartoon pretty well. The cover art is a little decieving. The story doesn't just take place in ancient Egypt, it bounces back and forth between that era and the modern day characters seen on the show.
If you're not already a Yu-Gi-Oh fan, this game might seem like a confusing, boring mess but true fans should get a charge out of it as I have.

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another review for all ya gamersJun 12, 2002
By Naz
Alrite ive had the game for about a month now and let me say the game still rocks. This game is a must buy. I have barely put it down. This game is EXTREMELY challenging later on in the game. If u have gotten to the high mages you no what im talkin about. A major flaw to this game is that the good cards in the game cost 9999999 star chips which would mean u battle about 40000 times in free duel mode which would take years. If u have a gameshark i suggest you use it because i doubt u will ever get the cards u want with out it. A bright side to the game though is fusions which is when u combine cards to make more powerful ones. The best fusion is the dragon scroll,a plant beast, and a lightning beast. This will make the twin head thunder dragon which is one of the most powerful cards in the game. If u want a challenging game but is fun at the same time buy Yu-Gi-Oh! you wont regret it.

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Yu--Gi-Oh Forbidden Memories THE BEST REVIEW YOU'LL READJun 26, 2002

Hello Yu-Gi-Oh fans. Yu-Gi-Oh is one of my favorite shows. But the game is even better. Let me tell you what it's like. Yu-Gi-Oh is a strategy game just like in the show. Thats what I like about the game. You have to figure out your opponents weaknesses and figure out how to beat them. Certain duel fiels give advantages to certain monster types like in the show. You can also fuse two compatable monsters together to make a new stronger monster just like the in the show. You can also fuse powerups to compatable monsters to make them more powerful. Each time you get a field power bonus it raises the Atk. and Dfs. by 500. Most powerups raise the Atk. and Dfs. by 300 or 500. In the game game you duel people that are in the show. Joey, Tea, Bakura, the Maxamillion Pegasus,yes and even Kaiba. You start the game with 40 duel cards and 0 starchips. As you beat other duelist you get 1 new card each time you win. And depending on how you dueled you will eather get 1starchip 2,3,4,or 5. You get starchips to help you buy new cards in the password menu. Of course you need the password for the card you want. I have 888 starchips so far. I gave this a 4 out of 5 because I dislike one thing in this game. All the good cards like Blue Eyes White Dragon, Exodia, Red Eyes Black Dragon, and Dark Magician all cost 999999 starchips. Thats a lot of starchips. Once you play Yu-Gi-Oh you'll get hooked on it and play for hours. Well thanks for reading my review on this awesome game.

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