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This game is a lot of fun. With its thousands of cards and numerous computer players this game allows for very complex and interesting card-play. There are a few bugs. For one it sometimes takes the computer player an unusually long time to make a move. I have literally seen it go two minutes only to end its turn without doing anything. The second bug is that sometimes a secondary effect won't activate. I have seen this with two cards. The first was Scrap Iron Scarecrow where after it activated it went to the graveyard instead of turning back face down. The second was with Stardust Dragon where I had activated its effect but at the end of the turn it didn't give me the option to special summon it back from the graveyard.Best Deals for Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 5 - Sony PSP
I think tag force is brilliant It dose surprise me that you cant use monster reborn but its in the game. Otherwise the graphics are dead on and the game play is something to behold. I like how the first code that I put in worked right away. Though I did have to down load from the net in order to get the latest installment. So thumbs up for tag battle and the tournament play. Over all a great game.Honest reviews on Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force 5 - Sony PSP
Heres my breakdown of Yu-Gi-Oh! Tag Force 5:Pros:
Cards, Cards, and more Cards!!!!
This game definitely doesn't slouch on the cards. The list ranges from Yu-Gi-Oh!'s roots (think Dark Magicians and Blue Eyes White Dragons) to the very new cards from the 5D's anime as well. My favorite part is that it features several anime exclusive cards. For example, the Machine Emperor cards are made up of 5 pieces like in the anime rather than the one card they are in real life. The game also features the Dark Synchros and Dark Tuners that the Dark Signers used in the 5D's anime. This game actually makes me question buying cards anymore since there are sooo many in the game. Bottom line is that you can build almost any kind of deck you want...which leads me to my next point...
Deck Building System
I thought the Deck Edit system was really well done. It allows you to easily search for cards as well as support cards for the archtype you're building for. Finding cards for the deck you want is pretty easy as well. The game makes finding cards incredibly easy, booster packs are cheap and characters will give you free cards packs after you beat their story. Like I said before, almost any kind of deck is possible in this game.
Monster 3D cut-scenes:
For certain monsters, when they're summoned and when they attack, a neat little cut scene pops up and shows them in all their glory. It gives you a lot of satisfaction because some of them are difficult to summon (ex. Shooting Star Dragon, Earthbound Immortals, Machine Emperors)
Duel Interface:
It's easy to use and the game has a tutorial mode in case there is any confusion.
Cons:
Story Mode:
Ugh, where do I start. It took me awhile to figure out how to even get the story mode running. Basically, you wander around New Domino City, find a character you want to team up with. Once you've teamed up with them, you basically have to make them like you by playing minigames or giving them items. Once they like you enough (a little heart meter turns red) you can do a story mission with them (each character has 4 missions). I can't really think of a better way to make the story mode works, but this way is incredibly tedious. Filling the heart meter takes an obscenely long and thats not even the worst...
Computer AI in Tag Duels:
Every mission in the story mode revolves around tag dueling. Which ever character you teamed up with is your partner for the duel. However, no matter how good of a duelist you have (ex. Yusei, Jack Atlas, or Vizor) they are useless. Synching up decks isn't even enough to get these guys to work. Most of the time your partner will impede your strategy. This one time I was playing Lazar's story, I was teamed up with him and he could have attacked easily to win the game with the Shooting Star Dragon that I had just labored to summon. The opponent had no monsters or spells or traps...and Lazar activates a card called Gravity Bind...However, the AI is deadly when they play against you. This makes tag duels feel more like a 2 on 1.
Destiny Draw:
Honestly, when you're losing a duel badly, you can't just say "I get a Destiny Draw so that means I draw the perfect card i need for this situation and turn the entire duel around" I cannot tell you how many times that I am a turn away from beating my AI opponent but then the game gives them a destiny draw which ends up screwing you over...and then they win. You can get Destiny Draws yourself...but I could do without the system in general because it robs people of wins based on some BS little game mechanic.
Glitches:
Cards like Call of the haunted and Limit Reverse stick around even after the monster they brough back is destroyed. Often the computer will destroy these cards instead of your much more dangerous face downs...doesn't make sense to me.
Score: 4/5
It's a great game. I just being able to pick up my PSP and play against all different kinds of decks and even my favorite characters from the show. This game is a must for any Yu-Gi-Oh! player, it's very helpful for testing out new strategies. I do admit I put a lot of cons down but these flaws are pretty easy to look past but I will warn you...they can be frustrating.
I know Tag Force 6 has recently come out and I recommend it to everyone. If it's anything like Tag Force 5, you'll be in for a treat. Not to mention, it features even more cards.
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Hello,This would have to be one of the best purchases I have made this year. The game is really complex when you get into it. Your able to make as many decks as you can think of, light/dark, Machine, Spell-caster. Its shipped very fast and was in perfect condition. Thanks.
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