Ranging from slightly aloof strategy games, to out-and-out action games, to straight card game simulators, the history of YuGiOh videogames is strange, varied, and occasionally downright goofy
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The card proved to be hugely successful at both the 2010 and 2011 World Championships, with 7 of the 8 decks TPCi immortalised for public sale: Mychael Bryans Happy Luck, Yuta Komatsudas LuxChomp of the Spirit and Yuka Furusawas Power Cottonweed decks from the 2010 championships, and Gustavo Wadas Megazone, Christopher Kans Reshiphlosion, Ross Cawthons The Truth and David Cohens Twinboar from the 2011 championships
Multi-color printing around the turn of the century made trade cards even more popular
Welcome to a deck profile for a deck I call Absolute Lockdown
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