How I Beat The Hardest Yu-Gi-Oh Game Ever Made

If you can find a more difficult card game out there, please let me know.

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[darkira]

"Beloved RNG Nightmare"
"Your opponent will kill you in 2 turns"
Boy, this game is ahead of it's time

[simplyskrypt]

"Nightmare doesnt have a single magic or trap card. Hes 100% monsters"

Wow, who wouldve thought episode 1 joey was the final boss

[roro.]

Glad to know I wasn't alone in struggling with this game. Finding all the unique fusions as a kid without knowing why some worked and others didn't was always a blast

[TheCoolerDrilis]

Regardless of how young you were, you learned _real_ fast that Twin-headed Thunder Dragon was your best friend.

[NineNovem]

Ah yes. Forbidden Memories. That game where getting a Meteor Black Dragon could take a whole summer and getting trap cards was harder than pissing out a house fire.

[ben_sisko]

The opponents having a 20 card hand is one of the cheapest programming decisions I've ever heard.

[SamiTheAnxiousBean]

Fun fact: in the unmodded game, the computers LEGITIMATLY cheat because the game will CHANGE THE CARDS IN THEIR HAND depending on your own moves

[RobotnikPrime]

I remember playing this game as a kid, I had no memory card, and losing any match is instant game over.

[NotSoKnownHipHop]

This is really bringing me back. Merging cards was literally my past time and I always hit a wall and just restarted... This game was frustrating but also got me so excited when certain cards would do cool animations.

[CreepsMcPasta]

As a kid I always thought I was cheesing the game by making Twin Headed over and over and using raigeki to clear the board

[bathumb]

I loved this game as a kid who was obsessed with all things Yugioh. What I really liked was that you could turn on an option to play a fully 3d cutscene of the monsters battling. It took forever and added nothing in terms of win potential, but it was still a neat feature.

[DaCheznik]

Insanely good video. I just tripped down some nostalgia recently and got wayyyy too re-invested in this beautiful monstrosity of a game. I love the perfect balance of entertainment, information, and pro quality that you brought to this. Super helpful!

[ninjaspoon]

I love how Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon is like, the win button in 8 yugioh games over the course of 30 years.

[gokufirespit]

“Because it was made in 1999 the only strategy is to assume the characters gender”😂 that absolutely sent me

[RoXasNikeman]

I remeber this game. If you beat the boss at the beginning of the game, it forces you to duel again until you lose.

[robertlewis]

My dad bought this game for us to play together when I was in first grade. Over the years, we played it pretty regularly trying to beat it ( no cheats or internet)
When one of us finally beat this game, idk who was first. I was in 7th grade
I still remember the celebration 🍾 ✨️

[fakefake]

I played this game so much as a kid that i still remember every detail about it to this day.
At 16:40 when the spell cards turn " darker" after the enemy hovers over them, it's guaranteed that they're not trap cards. They are traps when they are not highlighted by the darker shade.

[josephlocklear]

Bro.... a CLASSIC. meteor B dragon was my go to. Every dragon treasure and beast fang I could find lol

[abj]

The memories are probably forbidden because the RNG in this was the start of a few people's actual gambling addiction

[darkwyngraym]

They quickly integrated the tribute rule because the very first iteration of the card game (basically when the volume 1 OCG booster pack came out) did not require tributes and stars only denoted a cards rarity. So everyone was running three copies of dark magician and gaia the fierce knight.