Why I buy this one ?
- Stunningly detailed graphics, card artwork, and dueling fields
- Implements the gameplay and rules of the Yu-Gi-Oh! card game
- Tutorial teaches the basics of summoning, tributes, and more
- Duel against Yugi to collect cards and build up your collection
- Card artwork faithfully recreated from the Yu-Gi-Oh! card game

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What our customer's say!

"Could be better", Not many cards... Quite boring with that kind of ammount. It's like if you draw Mystical Elf it automaticly makes it your life saver. Also not enough traps and field magic cards... Just get Joey the Passion it has 700+ cards and Joey is using diffrent deck strategies like Light Deck, Water and Aqua Deck, Dragon's and much more! Kaiba is ok I guess.

"Sounds like people have found the same problems I have", I have been looking at the reviews to see if people have been having the same problems that I have. I have just found out why: the game does save your changes but it is saving them to a different folder, the Common Folder. To solve the problem you must change the name of the Common folder to that of the Installation folder and here is how you do it:

1. Go to "Start" (on the bottom left-hand corner of your screen), click "Run" and type in "regedit" in the prompt.
2. Go to "Hkey", then "local machine" and find "Konami".
3. Go into Konami and alter the Common Directory (Commondir) value so it reads:
C:\Program Files\KONAMI\Yu-Gi-Oh! Power of Chaos YUGI THE DESTINY\Common Files

Problem solved!

How do I find this game? It is at its best if you have Joey the Passion, because you can import cards from Yugi into Joey (doesn't seem to go the other way, though). I like the theme music. The tutorial is way too basic and is only for absolute beginners.

Overall, I would rate Joey the Passion as far superior. Joey has a "level-up" from absolute beginners to advanced. As you advance, so does Joey, and he is a far more versatile player. He uses different combinations, strategies and decks.

However, I must say Yugi is polite, whether you win or. Joey sometimes says "you stink" and Kaiba is even more arrogant - he sometimes calls you "a pathetic dog!" Still, if you are a fan of the show, you know to expect remarks like that from Kaiba.

Anyway, if you want to add more cards to Joey or Kaiba, definitely have Yugi the Destiny.

"Don't waste your time with this garbage.", I definently have to agree with Spartan 117. This game is pointless. I would probably have to say that even the Yu-Gi-Oh!
manics won't enjoy this.

"Incredible...", This was my first Yu-Gi-Oh! video game so I really treat with respect seeing it was the one that taught me how to play the game in the first place. I got this before I collected the actual cards and learned well thanks to the excellent accurate tutorial mode which pulls you into the action quicker than you can say 'Yu-Gi-Oh!'. The english card art is faithfully reproduced thanks to the PC hardrive's excellent graphics and you get to play against Yugi to prove you're better than him! The rules are exactly the same as the trading card game and I tell you, it is very addictive. There is 155 cards to collect and to win them you must win duels. Unlike other Yu-Gi-Oh! games, you start with decent cards - four star cards like Neo the Magic Swordsman and Mystic Clown plus Dark Magician and Summoned Skull! No duelist level, just hours of non-stop fun and addictive play using whatever cards you like! Buy it now before the boredom takes you over!

"Cool Intro to genre, but gets stale fast", I've watched Yu-Gi-Oh since shortly after the cartoon first made it to the US, and I've played Duel Monsters several times with friends. I was pleasantly surprised, then, when a PC version of the game showed up, especially one that allowed you to duel Yugi himself! So, did it live up to expectations?

The answer is, yes and no. On the upside, the action is fast-paced, and Yugi was a real challenge the first several times I played him. While you start out with a so-so deck, Yugi's is fully loaded, so trying to beat him at first is difficult. The theme music adds to the atmosphere, and changes in intensity if one side gains a large lead (3000 points or more). The card renderings are true-to-life, and getting new cards from a win over Yugi adds to the excitement as you wait to see if you might get a new (and hopefully useful) card.

The negatives, however, soon become apparent. As you add more powerful cards to your deck, Yugi does not. What at first was a challenge soon becomes routine; pretty soon I was beating Yugi nine times out of ten, and usually without losing a single life point. The rare times I lost were usually either because Yugi managed to draw the five cards of Exodia early on, or I could not draw any monsters I could summon onto the field (few things are more frustrating than drawing seven or eight trap/magic cards in a row, especially when you've got plenty of monster cards in your deck). Also, Yugi has a tendency to make some incredibly stupid moves (sacrificing "Dark Magician" to summon "Curse of Dragon"; playing a monster to the field, and then immediately destroying it with "Dark Hole"; etc.) that are hardly befitting the "King of Games." Even Yugi's dialogue--rather charming at first--becomes boringly repetitive, and you can't shut it off. And pretty soon you've won every card available, so that getting that 12th "Blue Eyes White Dragon" just doesn't seem worth the effort (especially since you can't have more than three in your deck at a time, anyway).

All in all, this is a very good intro to Duel Monsters, but you'll be wanting to purchase Kaiba and then Joey pretty soon afterwards to maintain your interest.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"AWESOME!!!", This game is so cool! I love how cool the cards look on the PC! Yami's voice is so cool and I love how the PC has perfect sound for it. You can also upload cards from the Kaiba or Joey POC games to or from this game. The only negative is that You can only get cards from the Starter Deck Yugi and the packs LOB MRD MRL PSV. All in all, buy this game.

"Good Game, Lackluster Options", I like Yu-gi-oh very much. I have been a fan since the first cartoon came out. Even though I am a fan I am not bias on my reviews; so here we go.
The game looks beautiful, the graphics are very good. The music also makes the whole experience better. In the game Yugi has cut scenes that are really sweet at first but do get repetitive after awhile. I have heard some complaints on the number of cards available in the game but to me that is not really a problem. You only collect one or three depending on which battle format you choose. Plus they need to save something for the sequel. I know everyone hates that but as a business standpoint its truly smart on there part. So we all knew that was going to happen. I believe the cards available are decent. Only a quarter of the cards in the entire Yu-gi-oh game are worth anything anyway, the rest are throw away's. The game play in this game is entirely user friendly, it is perfect. A lot better than the game boy games, flawless in that area. One more area this game is truly good on is the artificial intelligence. Yugi duels you like a true pro. You feel like he is giving you his best game, no silly moves like the ones you sometimes see in the game boy versions. He is ruthless and goes for the kill, just like any good duelist you would face in real life.
The bad Part of this game is the only person you can duel is Yugi. If I had known that to begin with I don't think I would have bought the game. It totally needs more dueling partners. The other thing that would have defiantly put this game on everyone's to buy list is online play. IF ONLY, could you imagine? AH! yes but its only business, they will come out with that one later too, just watch them; and will charge us twice as much. The bad thing is that there even isn't a two player mode. Come on now that one was totally lame! I can understand the no online play but no two player mode that was just dropping the ball in my eyes. Could you imagine if they had up to four players, so you could recreate those sweet battles like on the t.v. episodes. Can anyone say double duels, mabye in the sequel. Well those are my major gripes.
So I say if you don't mind just fighting Yugi all the time and you're a big fan, give this game a shot. Plus you can always update this game with Kabias game and that will at least give you two people you can duel. Superb graphics and mind blowing easy game play, versus lack of duelist. Its up to you, do I enjoy this game, the answer is yes. Only because I do not play it all the time and the fact that Yugi duels you intensely smart. No lame A.I. like in the game boy games. I hope I gave you a little insight into this game.

"Surprisingly fun", This game is very enjoyable. I got the demo from Shonen Jump and had to buy it. What i think some people may be overlooking is this game is meant to be a tutorial game for people who are new to the game. Example is someone who wants to try Yu-Gi-Oh! the card game and doesn't wanna spend a whole lot of money buying cards and then not understand it. With this game the tutorials are awsome very good for first time players. Although i do not have the complete card list yet i am sure it is geared towards begining players.

With the new Kaibi expansion coming out i am sure we will see alot of new cards we wanted from this game. And if you check konami's site there is also a Joey expansion already released in Japan so its only time before it gets here. I have already ordered the Kaibi expansion and can't wait for the Joey one.

My only problems was you can't shut the cut scenes off, i don't like being asked to activate traps and magic cards all the time you have them available, and finally no online play. Hopefully they will work on this in upcoming releases.

All i can say is remember this isn't your typicall game its not geared towards people who already know the game. Give it a try if your a newbie to the game it will be worth it.

"Addicting game!", This is a very addicting game! You have to just keep playing trying to come up with better strategies. Buying another one as a gift for my brother.

"What a Bad Game!!!", What aBad Game!!!
THE picture is really bad>Gameplay soooooo borinngg
after 10minute playing you will feel boring
What a Bad Game!!!