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I read a few reviews and almost lost my temper, -certain- people have obviously reviewed without buying "The Falsebound Kingdom". First of all, this is not the same virtual world shown in the Yu-Gi-Oh TV episodes. Second of all, this is NOT AT ALL a 'virtual world that Seto Kaiba made up', Seto Kaiba received an invitation to test out a game for a company called SIC, and he got trapped in the process. Or at least that's what happens if you pick Kaiba's side. Also you CANNOT 'buy monsters from the shop which is located in the city', you start out with three monsters and find others while completing stages! In this game you control an army, and that's what you need the "gold" for. And yes, it is possible to use the God Cards, but I you probably cannot summon Exodia (Or at least you cannot summon him in game as of yet), and you have to, in one stage, defeat level 50-level 99 monsters to gain control of the three Blue Yes White Dragons. You also need a "Polymerization" Item in the game, and only then can you fuse the three BEWDs into BEUD, but you can only do that in battle. As soon as the battle ends, the BEUD is back to three BEWDs. I hope I've straightened some things out.

If you are a Yu-Gi-Oh fan I definetley advise you to buy this game for numerous reasons. This game is in 3-D and it takes place in the virtual world that Seto Kaiba made up. If you watched the three episodes on Kids WB you already know what happens. But basically you have to win your way through the game by beating other characters with your monsters. From what I heard it doesn't have too much to do with the card game but more with the monsters it's self. You can also buy monsters from the shop which is located in the city. One really cool feature in the game is the ability to use the egyptian god cards, Obelisk the Tormenter, Slifer the Sky Dragon, and The Winged Dragon of Ra. I bet you can also summon the unbeatable Exodia the Forbidden One and other cool monsters such as the Blue Eyes Ultimate Dragon. I'm not quite sure which GBA game can be hooked up to the GCN version but it's most likely "Sacred Cards" then "Worldwide Edition." If you ever liked the Pokemon games like Stadium or Yellow version this is a little similar and you should really consider buying this game. I also read an article that says once the battles get more and more intense you can unleash spectacular moves and cool combos. If you're still not conviced rent the game from Blockbuster or something and experience it for yourself!

This game is fun and I really enjoy using the god monsters. But the only thing that I really hate about this game is that some of the rounds that you have to do are really stupid and unfair. Like, they will make you take on 6 opponents one right after another with your weekest player using week monsters. But other than that I think that is kind of fun.