Yu-Gi-Oh! GX games go annual on PSP

by Andrew Yoon { Apr 14th 2008 at 1:30PM }

Surprise, surprise?

Anime games get a lot of traction on PSP, and Konami's not afraid to milk them for all they're worth. Yet another Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force game has been announced for Sony's handheld -- the third in three years. While many of you may not follow the series, it's clearly popular enough amongst PSP fans that Konami keeps on coming back for more. And at least it's only one per year -- let's not forget how prolific Sony's Bleach Heat the Soul games are.

Tags: yu-gi-oh

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Hashbrown Hunter @ Apr 14th 2008 1:54PM

Excuse me for one minute...

*barf*

Mr.ESC @ Apr 16th 2008 7:39PM

But I like those games.

No, really.

Tag force 1 was okay but the ending for all characters was the same also that the first part was freaking long but you could finish part 2 and & 3 in less than an hour.

Tag force 2 Improved the original with multiple endings, the sad part is that some characters had awful decks, even worse than the ones they previously used (Fusion/Ritual WTF?) and the first part was the same with all characters.

The minigames could’ve added more value to the game but instead they make things even worse. YGO is already a slow paced game, why the hell they added such awful minigames? They should’ve added some old school Gradius ,that would’ve been awesome or some sort of quick Atari 2600 games, that would’ve been better.

So in conclusion ygo get better each year so I hope the next one doesn’t sucks.

Kane The Second @ Apr 14th 2008 3:01PM

I love Yu Gi Oh! games especially on Handhelds so I am happy BUT I hope Konami makes it better than Tag Force 2..that game had some major problems. Also I won't even touch it if there is no online, its way overdue.

merc25 @ Apr 14th 2008 3:44PM

What happen to our brigade of PSP pirates, damning all PSP games to financial ruin? They were supposed to teach companies a lesson, namely sh*t like this are supposed to be commercial failures. Pirates you disappoint me.

Jeremy @ Apr 14th 2008 5:32PM

Unfortunately, stuff like this is all we get, because of the pirates. It doesn't take much effort to make a new iteration of an existing game.

We won't be seeing any more high profile, high development cost games from them, though (Silent Hill, Castlevania, etc). We might see another Metal Gear, but again, they have the engine already for that.