turn based

this game is cool. I got blue eyes ultimate dragon,and 5 peices of exodia.in the beginning of the game you pick a deck of your choice. I got summoned skull out of one of them. If you have cards look at the bottom left for the password. you get 3 free cards in the box. they are graceful dice it powers up your monster that you equip it with. skull dice powers down your oponents monsters on the field. exchange effect is you and your oponent show each other your hand. then you and your oponent pick a card out of each other hand. i also got 2 blue eyes and 10 polymezations.you get to do weekend duels and you get free cards out of the weekly yugioh.you will start out dueling tristan,tea,yugi,joey and bakura.i will tell you a secret.tristan has a summoned skull,and tea has a cyber tech alligator.ifyou dont know its attack it is 2500 and its defense is 1600.you have to sacrifice some monsters to summon a level 5 or higher.well if you buy it you will be happy that you did. see ya later.

Yu-Gi-Oh! The Eternal Duelist Soul is quite simply the best collectible trading card game I've played for any handheld console.
For starters, there are over 800 different cards available, with virtually all magic, trap, and flip effects fully intact and playable--a quantum leap above and beyond the comparatively sad effort found in Konami's Dark Duel Stories for the Game Boy Color. These cards may be won, granted after playing against a given number of opponents, traded with live players via Link Cable, or imported from actual cards by entering the card's password number.
Although the initial opponents are relatively easy to defeat, players will find that the challenge will increase as quickly as they want it to, by advancing to higher stages at the earliest opportunity, or by repeatedly battling lower level characters to improve the pool of cards from which to build their decks. In addition to the literally dozens of in-game opponents to battle, a player may challenge any other player to a duel via the Game Boy Link Cable.
The deck edit interface makes it easy to sort and find cards by type, name, or statistics. The only room for improvement in this category would be the ability to store more than one deck composition and collect those of defeated opponents, ala The Pokemon CTCG for the Gameboy Color--this would allow players to copy, adapt, or change the basic theme of their decks much more quickly between matches.
In short, this is a brilliantly executed CTCG that easily surpasses the complexity and playability of any previous effort for any hand-held console. This is both its greatest strength and its one drawback: Although it's rated "E" for everyone, many players under the age of 10 will likely become frustrated by the repeated butt-kicking the in-game opponents will deliver to the unwary.
I look forward to seeing the sequel, which I understand has recently become available.

This game is the greatest game on earth. Even if you dont like yu-gi-oh you will love this game. It's graphics are great to exspeatialy for gba. You can battle somany pepple up to 30 guize. SO I recomend it buy it now!!!! (...)O.K.