[TCG] 150th YCS Livestream
Pretty much exactly what it says on the tin.
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Pretty much exactly what it says on the tin.
Featuring probably the most obvious design ever
Just information
Just information.
Yes, there’s another.
Pro: It has Blue-Eyes, Con: you know which one.
Bring a new player to experience a demo, get a rad new Duel Case (editor’s note: rad is no longer considered a rad word.)
This time, not in glorious Español.
Details on the revamp of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Day Organized Play program have been explained. This time, with Star Chips.
Yes. Another one of these.
EDIT: Unfortunately, we made a mistake in posting the winner of the tournament. Sam Kee and his HERO deck took second place – the actual winner of YOT Singapore was Hou Chong with his Atlantean deck. We apologize for this mix-up. As a side note, the Asia Premier tournament was a large-scale side event held
Reblogged from our friends over at Yu-Gi-Oh! Edition Singapore!
For those who care, Yu-Gi-Oh! Edition Singapore is covering the Singapore edition of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Open Tournament, which is basically an Asian YCS. If people want, and we do have permission for this, we can report info from the tournament over here, too.
Basically tidbits of information from here and there
For the 150th YCS, it seems that there will be a special unexpected guest…
Elementary School Duelist Support Campaign Konami is announcing a new campaign in Japan where Elementary School children get a pack of cards just for going to their local shop. Basically by a series of three different campaigns, children can gather cards to make a super simple Deck, according to them.
Remember last week when I posted about this cool budding online Super Smash Bros. Wii U tournament series?
Not!Trio of the Ice Barrier. Also some locations confirmed.
Duelistgroundz and the Organization are proud to present Sm4sh @ DGz Live, a new online Super Smash Bros. Wii U tournament series held as a tribute to intersectionality within competitive gaming communities.
You know the recurring “Duel reps at the store to see how your Deck fares against the new Deck” thing that’s been happening since around Infernoids? It’s back.