This is not the only mistake, in EDS there were loads so I'd suspect that just as many have sneaked their way into this version. Thirdly Konami havemessed up the actual card game and rules themselves! Now, completely contradicting with the rules mentioned in the card game booklet, if you attack a monster with an attack the same as the opponents defence when they're in defence mode their monster gets killed (whereas in the rulebook nothing happened as they are equal).
YU GI OH WORLDWIDE EDITION PASSWORD
In DM6 it cost you 500 points to use a password input but now it costs nothing, and yet we know it's a mistake because they've left the actual points counter in.
YU GI OH WORLDWIDE EDITION FULL
Konami try to fit the whole name across the card (even though the full name is above it anyway) but considering how the cards are smaller than the real life counterparts you only end up with about half the name appearing on the card (eg. Secondly there are some horrible coding mistakes when making this version. Tea introduces herself using her Japanese name, then on the mpa they use her english name).
Spelling mistakes, some strange grammar construction and very odd words and names even spelt incorrectly (eg. It's not that I mind playing using the same field graphic style for the 3rd time (other 2 being DM6 and EDS) but what annoys me is that Konami have actually made this version worse than it was before.įirstly you have to recognise the crap translation. Konami have screwed up what once was a decent game. In reality if you have a friend with a reasonable deck the game is pretty much balanced and the battles can have a lot of stragety in them to.Īnyway I have to say Worldwide Edition completely sucks. Lutomes- yu-gi-oh is unbalanced but that's what makes it so much more fun.
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