Fair - a major advantage over its predecessors: Faster gameplay!

I must say that I expected more, but the game is not bad.
What for me is the best and makes the version superior to its predecessors is the fact that the enemy is no longer think so miserably long! It was just annoying in the 2011 version and has a taken any fun.
The animation I find quite succeeded.
Another practical feature is that you can choose between three different levels of difficulty! If you simply want to try combos times, then offers the beginner mode. If one it to "Duel Champion", then you can certainly experience realistic duels. The opponents are no longer typical "stupid computer", but play as crafty as human players. Thus, the quality of a deck can really check good.

What I do not like so much is the fact that you can not collect more duel points and a right all the cards are in free mode available! Anyone who has a thing like that stupid thought ?! Of course I am an experienced player, if I can build my desire decks directly and have available at the beginning not all bad cards available, nevertheless destroyed the game and takes your charm on dueling! A few different Strukture decks at the beginning and a few basic cards like Mirror Force, Heavy Storm, etc. were completely enough.
By acquiring duel points and the subsequent purchase of the card player learns step by step to know the different ways deck construction and the card strategy. This is no longer possible. The alternative is that you get executed claps completely finished character decks you actually do not even have to change, as they work pretty well anyway.

Absolute no-go is of course the fact that Konami has multiplayer just is not built! How can you be in the world today, in the global data networking has progressed so far as "stupid" and the multiplayer mode omit ?! That's just the genius of the Yu-Gi-Oh concept: That one world people can see who also love the game and want to take up a. Konami wanted to save money ?! Because I feel quasi transported back to the time, was started in order for the GBA games to produce that had no multiplayer mode such as "The Sacred Cards". Even the followers of "Reshef of Destruction", which I think in 2005 (?) Was produced, already offers the possibility via the link cable at least "offline" with other players to get in touch.

I have to get rid of the following to Story Mode: Actually I find the characters and their stories quite amusing and it is also not a bad idea to play a story from different perspectives. This can - as long as it is cleverly laid out - be a damn thing Fre. Unfortunately, it is so that the story that goes through each character to be played every time amounts to the same thing. Duel Carnival win by completing the knockout rounds. This is really a pity! When I started to attend only with Yuma and then with Kite the story because thought "Wow! That's all right now and in a completely different direction!" Unfortunately the is not so. Although the story is told, for example in Kite, really has potential, this becomes poor, that solves all his problems in that you win the Duel Carnival!
As I said, playing with the idea per se from different perspectives, I think it's good, but the implementation is then very little varied. Since you would rather have to make only three or four characters available, but where the plot is significantly different from each other. (That the story noted within 45 minutes is the way Freely playable, is an indictment!)

Bottom line: If you like to duel and you also mainly comes to realize his own decks and try out (which you may have in "Card form" itself), then the game is thoroughly recommended.
If you, however, cares to play through a good story or would like to acquire step by step card, then let the fingers of this game. The same is true if you are planning to play online with others - is not working.
Unfortunately, it is so that Duel Carnival currently represents the only available Yu-Gi-Oh game for the 3DS and there is no wirlichen alternatives (except online games for the computer, which are mostly English)