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fedfed on 04 August 2015

Yu-Gi-Who?

just joking... yes, great idea!



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ohmylanta1003 on 04 August 2015
Ruler said:
the current wiiu gamepad isnt possible to do that


Oh. Why is that?



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V-r0cK on 04 August 2015

With the way Konami's running things now it'll likely never happen sadly. Sounds like a fantastic idea btw.



asqarkabab on 08 August 2015

Great idea
The cards on gamepad
Monsters on screen



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asqarkabab on 08 August 2015

Great idea
The cards on gamepad
Monsters on screen



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Bofferbrauer on 08 August 2015
JNK said:

So many third party developer said they had no idead what to do with the wii u gamepad.

 

I got an idea first I saw the wii u as it got revelead.

Do you guys know the tv-serieos Yugioh. it was popular 10-15 years ago.

 

Its a card game where the players can summon their monsters in the real world.

They are using a device where they can place their cards. It does look like this:

 

The Wii U Gamepad could perfectly be used similar as this Device.

 

So your playing the normal cardgame just on the wii u gamepad. The Tv will show the summoned monsters, and if you attack they will fight. So the TV would be like the real world in the series.

 

Wii U gamepad = cardgame only

TV = Battles in real action, effects and co

 

Considering how sucsessfull a game like Hearthstone is, i think this could be very sucsessfull as well if done right (online multiplayer and co)

 

thoughts?

Is this what you would like to see as a "2nd screen expierence"?

Would be even better with 2 Gamepads, and the TV lying on the ground in between the 2 Players. No better way to play the Anime-Style battles.



Nintyfan90 on 08 August 2015

I thought of this when the WiiU first came out. I also realized the problem. Using physical cards for online wouldn't work because people would cheat. No one would actually shuffle their decks or anything else relating to following deck rules. This would only work locally with two gamepads, one tv and the two players forcing each other to follow the rules. Digital decks is the only route to go and ofcourse that would work anywhere.



gabzjmm23 on 09 August 2015

As long as it is not a Sony exclusive, I'm sure it can happen if Nintendo tried to approach the needed people who would try to start this type of game.



Cobretti2 on 09 August 2015

I like how the OP describes yugioh like no one has seen the game haha.

I agree though would be great