Now you can tap into a virtual world and race there, where it’s perfectly legal and you can aspire to race like your hero, the lead character in the show. Anyway, your friend gets you what equates to a deck in Shadowrun. Yeah, no girl options for players here at all. You play as a racer who’s living in a place where he can’t race in the games because it’s illegal. Story mode really is the big thrust of the game, which is a bit disappointing. You have to play in each to unlock them, but like the matchup mode you’ll want to play in story mode and unlock more bikes and cards or you will get your duel runner handed to you rather quickly. You get points for placing in the races and whoever has the most points at the end wins the cup. You have to participate in a series of races to win a cup racing against seven other drivers. Grand Prix mode I found the most interesting of the three. Matchup mode can be played on your lonesome if you want a quick run, but up against the other riders with a beginner deck won’t win you many points.

Other people can bring their racing data over if they have it saved on their wii mote, otherwise they’re stuck with whatever options you’ve unlocked. You can use any of the duel runners (bikes) you’ve unlocked along with your cards you’ve bought. You race up to four others (Eight if you want to add in four CPU controlled opponents.) on a split screen. You’ve got three modes with this game, story, grand prix and matchup.

I had to give this a spin, or was this thing going to spin me? A Yu-Gi-Oh! card game that you play against others while racing motorcycles? You can even customize your decks and racing gear. So I was a bit intrigued when our editor passed this along. I never got into the actual card game as too much math was involved for my taste, but I followed my son’s interest and the show for a time. It’s been a while since I’ve taken to playing Yu-Gi-Oh! on the console.

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