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Gensou Suikoden Card Stories technical data
Name | Gensou Suikoden Card Stories |
System | Game Boy Advance |
Year | 2001 |
Developer | Konami |
Genre | RPG |
Gensou Suikoden Card Stories is a unique card game released for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance. Developed by Konami, this game was released in Japan in 2002 and in North America in 2004. It is based on the popular Gensou Suikoden series, which has been a long-running franchise since 1995. The card game features over 300 cards that players can use to battle one another with the goal of becoming the champion of their respective province.
The game is divided into two parts: the campaign mode and the duel mode. In campaign mode, players take on the role of a leader from one of eight provinces and must battle their way through various opponents to become the champion of their province. Along the way, they will recruit characters from other provinces to join them in battle as well as compete against rival leaders for control of certain territories. As players progress through each level, they can gain access to new cards that can be used in battles or traded with other players.
In duel mode, two players face off against each other using their own decks of cards. Players take turns playing cards from their hand until one player is victorious or all cards have been played out. During each turn, players can choose to attack their opponent directly or use special abilities to manipulate the battlefield or enhance their own cards. The goal is to reduce your opponent’s life points down to zero before they do the same to you and become victorious.
Card Stories also features an extensive single-player experience where you can customize your deck and challenge computer-controlled opponents from across all eight provinces in order to complete various missions and earn rewards along the way. Players are also able to trade cards with others via a link cable connection so that they can build up powerful decks more quickly than if relying solely on luck when opening packs of booster cards at retailers.
Gensou Suikoden Card Stories has remained relatively obscure outside Japan due its limited release but those who have experienced it have left glowing reviews praising its unique blend of strategy and RPG elements as well as its engaging single-player content. Its colorful artwork and wide variety of characters make it a great pick up for fans looking for something different within the Gensou Suikoden universe or simply looking for a fun card game experience on Game Boy Advance systems.