How I Beat The Hardest Yu-Gi-Oh Game Ever Made
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Published 2023-03-25
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All Comments (21)
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"Beloved RNG Nightmare" "Your opponent will kill you in 2 turns" Boy, this game is ahead of it's time
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"Nightmare doesnt have a single magic or trap card. Hes 100% monsters" Wow, who wouldve thought episode 1 joey was the final boss
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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
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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 🍾 ✨️
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Regardless of how young you were, you learned real fast that Twin-headed Thunder Dragon was your best friend.
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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.
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When the final boss said "NNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO" I really felt that.
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What I did was farm the Meteor Black Dragon, The Red Eyes Black Dragon and the Meteor Dragon. Red Eyes+Meteor Dragon makes a Meteor Black Dragon. By the end of the game, I had 3 Meteor Black Dragons and I could get another 3 by fusion in my deck. And let me tell you, the feeling of having 5 Meteor Black Dragons in the field is amazing.
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I love how Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon is like, the win button in 8 yugioh games over the course of 30 years.
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Played this game for countless hours with my older brother when we were young. He has since passed away and I still come back this game every once in a while and remember those days. Rip big bro
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You can also copy your save file to another memory card and trade with yourself essentially duping your 1 of cards into your main file. Ideally you farm some star chips, save, make a copy of the file, buy a card, save and trade them into your main. Then copy your main save and repeat.
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Hold up, Seto, Isis, 1999? That means this game had input from Takahashi himself, as the World of Memories arc wouldn't begin until 2001. Also cool that he already had the whole story figured out.
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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
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I remember playing this game as a kid, I had no memory card, and losing any match is instant game over.
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Imagine. Knowing Yu Gi Oh and only ever seen battle through this game 20+ years later a friend of yours introduced you to the actual duels and rulings... Then realizing that Normal Summoning Meteor B Dragon or Blue Eyes without tribute is a bit of bullshit Literally the story of my life there.
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Dude this video made me so happy. I played this game a lot as a kid and was like wtf why is this so hard. As a yugioh fan boy back then it was so disheartening to get rolled so easy. It's so relieving to know this game was intentionally stupid hard and I wasn't and idiot. Great video
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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.
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“Because it was made in 1999 the only strategy is to assume the characters gender”😂 that absolutely sent me
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I spent MONTHS trying to beat this as a kid and I finally did it with the help of an older cousin, such amazing memories
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That final gauntlet was insane. Everytime I advanced further I kept thinking, "Finally A Checkpoint!" Only for this game to teach me what depression was as a child. Reached nightmare once when I was younger, lost immediately to two ultimate blue eyes and quit for good.
