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25 August 2006
The first game in the Power of Chaos series
Yu-Gi-Oh games debuted on the PC platform at long last with this game, Yugi the Destiny. When it was released, there was only a small amount of cards released in the actual TCG, and a variety of rulings had not yet been made on the cards. For that reason, this game doesn't have cards from many of the newest booster packs or structure decks, and several new rulings are not so much as mentioned in this game. Fans who are aware of the Advanced Format style of dueling might find this game too easy, given that cards like Monster Reborn are still permitted in decks.
Regardless of your familiarity with the TCG, this game features excellent graphics and sound, and features the voice of Dan Green from the hit dub animated series of Yu-Gi-Oh! As Yami Yugi (Dark Yugi), he plays a variety of signature cards and themed decks, ranging from the Dark Magician to the Summoned Skull-- and of course, the lethal Exodia the Forbidden One!
Great for beginning duelists who don't want to bother with a ton of rules, or spend a lot of money on the actual TCG.
25 August 2006
A good phone, but with some limitations
The V1150 (also known as the RAZR v3x) is the first phone in the Motorola RAZR line to have 3G/WCDMA capabilities. This additional function means that while you can use the phone in Japan (using a roaming agreement with your network, or a network partnered with one of Japan's networks), one of the world's non-GSM-supporting countries, you might have some problems with it in places that use the 850 GSM band. The V3x uses the 1900, 900/1800, and WDCMA 2100 bands- 850 is not supported.
Unlike the RAZR V3, the V3z has two 2 Megapixel cameras, one for video calling (though it also works for still shots) that faces the keypad, and one that faces outward.
On many United States networks, you may have difficulty downloading new applications or games, given that carriers in the U.S. do not support the V3x. Though it is considered part of the V3x family, no U.S. carrier has it as an officially supported phone. On T-Mobile, at the least, this means that access to T-Zones downloads (pictures, music, games, apps) is extremely limited or non-existent. However, if you sign up for 'Net access via your carrier, you should still be able to browse and download mobile websites and applications that are supported by the V3x. A variety of websites out there include such apps and other features.
If you do get this phone, make sure you also get the accompanying OEM CD. The data cable isn't necessary if you have a Bluetooth receiver for your computer, but the OEM CD features Motorola Phone Tools, which makes adding contacts, modifying and adding ringers, and adding pictures very simple. The latest version of the OEM CD is 4.x; don't settle for anything less!
Obviously, it's best to get an unbranded, unlocked phone so you can use it with any SIM card; if you have an old SIM card or plan on getting one from a new carrier, be careful when inserting it; the slot is differently positioned than on other phones, but standard SIM cards still fit. If you happen to get the European user's manual, it calls the card a USIM card, but they are the same size, and with much of the same functionality. The phone will function even if you do not have an official "USIM" card.
Finally, my experience with the phone is excellent so far; it has incredible battery life, good talk time, and a decent volume. It has a great deal of features, a smooth, sleek look, and despite limited access to U.S. carrier download sites, it is a very good phone.
25 August 2006
The best and last game in the Power of Chaos series
In the final game of the Power of Chaos series of Yu-Gi-Oh games for the PC platform, Joey Wheeler makes his debut with an array of deck styles and signature cards, ranging from those you may have seen in the animated series, to those unexpectedly powerful cards straight from the TCG.
If you've played Yugi the Destiny and/or Kaiba the Revenge, you can update your Deck Trunk to include your old cards, decks, and deck receipes, however, the games are NOT backwards compatible; cards won or decks created in this game are not accessible in Yugi the Destiny or Kaiba the Revenge.
The best feature of this game is its ability to play across a LAN; this feature can also be used in conjunction with another program such as Hamachi to play other duelists online, much like Yu-Gi-Oh! Online. There are hundreds more cards, more rules closer to today's Advanced Format, and the duels get increasingly challenging. This game has a great deal of playability, and is an excellent choice if you play Yu-Gi-Oh games!