In Yu Gi Oh City, the duel city of Yu Gi Oh Part 1

1.Open the top of the Haofang platform"Settings",Then open"Game executable file or shortcut""Browse",Find the female magic guide avatar"File,Rename it",Use this file to execute after changing。

2.Go back and change the "Launch Game Mode Settings" in the settings to "Special Launch".

3.Go back to the room,Click on the "Start the game" below,Click on the front end of the pop-up "Run the Chinese version"。

There's an easy way to do this by changing the pre-file name of the Dark Witch icon to Joey Joey and changing it to a random name.

Then Haofangli set to open joey, in fact, it is into the front end and then turn on the Chinese acceleration mode.

If you really don't understand it, I'll start again

You can first familiarize yourself with the effect of the card, and generally people who have played Yu-Gi-Oh for a certain number of years can know the effect no matter which language it is.

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Just learning English, the effect description is actually those words in the patchwork, combination, operation tips are those few words "designate a monster" and "specify a card".

It's the castle, the game, the seahorse (that's of course), Malik, the Liched, the Isis, the tapir, the peacock dance.

The first game vs Dark Tapir (Game wins).

Match 2 Castle vs Lihid (Castle narrowly wins).

Match 3 Peacock Dance vs Malik (Malik wins).

Match 4 Seahorse vs Isis (Seahorse Changed Destiny Win).

Later Joouchi vs Malik (Jonai unconscious).

Game vs Seahorse (hey, Seahorse loses again).

The last game vs Malik (the brilliance of the protagonist is infinite, the game wins).

Shizuka Kawai is a Yu-Gi-Oh character, the younger sister of Katsuya Joouchi, and is the closest person to Jonachi, and Jouchi became a duelist for her.

Anime series and cards have also begun to enter the U.S. market in full swing. By 1999, Kazuki Takahashi had reached the peak of his career, and due to the popularity of related products, Takahashi Kazuki's tax payment for that year ranked first in Japan's "other category", with an income of 100 million yen, the highest income of any manga artist that year. When it comes to "Yu-Gi-Oh", it is natural to mention Konami Company, it is this famous JS with his vision and business operation ability that has brought a game that originally only belonged to comics to our eyes, allowing more players to experience the unique charm of Yu-Gi-Oh.

Most games with anime adaptations rely on the fame of the original anime to drive sales, so the sales of the game are often directly proportional to the popularity of the original game. However, Yu-Gi-Oh is an exception, the anime version of Yu-Gi-Oh is not very popular in Japan, but the game version of Yu-Gi-Oh is arguably the most successful of all anime games. In addition to "Metal Gear Solid", the most important part of KONAMI's KCEJ division is the "Yu-Gi-Oh" series.

Konami has released games in the series one after another on handhelds, and has challenged consoles such as PS, PS2, and NGC. However, although the handheld is easy to carry and can be played anywhere, it has been plagued by bugs due to limitations such as functions; While the interface on other consoles is gorgeous, there are few games that are actually based on OCG, which is a pity. Moreover, it is difficult for both to achieve long-distance and large-scale online battles.

By 2004, the popularity of Yu-Gi-Oh in Japan had gradually subsided, while its popularity continued to rise in other countries around the world. "Yu-Gi-Oh PC - Chaos Force" is a game that includes more than 700 cards in English, French, German, Japanese, Italian, Spanish and other Chinese. It's the first time that OCG and the game have been brought so close.

The "Chaos Force" series not only has realistic graphics comparable to actual combat, but also reduces a lot of bugs compared to the expert version of the GBA series, and when it comes to the castle chapter, you can achieve real online battles with VNN and so on. It has always been everyone's dream to be able to fight with friends who play jujube and tomato thousands of miles away.

The detailed details of the Chinese version of the inner chapter of Yu-Gi-Oh City are as follows:In 1998,Kazuki Takahashi began to work his manga work "Yu-Gi-Oh" on "Shonen Jump". With the popularity of card games, Yu-Gi-Oh was adapted into an anime for TV Asahi.

Since card games also have a huge market in the United States, Yu-Gi-Oh