Genre: Collectible Card Game |
CDs: 1 |
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Publisher: Konami of America, Inc |
Released: March 27, 2002 |
Developer: Konami Computer Entertainment Japan, Inc. |
UPC: 0 83717 17125 6 |
Sony ID: SLUS-01411 |
PSRM: 023320 |
Players: 1 to 2 Players |
Memory: 1 Block |
Accessories: None |
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ESRB: Everyone – Violence |
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Box Copy:
In Ancient Egypt there existed a force so powerful…it had to be locked away for a millennia. Now, you can unravel the secrets of the ultimate power and the seven millennium items in an all-new Adventure! Based on the hit television series, YU-GI-OH!: Forbidden Memories takes you back to Ancient Egypt to solve the mysteries of the millennium items and uncover the secrets of Duel Monsters in the YU-GI-OH! world. Features:
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Variants
Forbidden Memories has a Collector version with a foil insert and 3 cards that can be used in the actual physical card game. The cover artwork on both front and back are foil / reflective. The manual is the regular edition. The disc and case carry the SLUS-01411-SEA with PSRM-023321. The cards are numbered FMR-001, 002, 003. For the truly OCD, there is a sticker on the shrinkwrap and then the actual foil pack the cards game in to complete the whole piece.
Thanks to multiple friends of the site – the cards actually hide a very important detail. If you are piecing together this set, you need to make sure the 3 cards have the FMR-00x designation on them underneath the artwork. These will be the cards included with the game. The cards were reprinted without the designation on them much later, so be wary.
The three cards are: Red-Eyes Black Metal Dragon, Harpie’s Pet Dragon, and Metalmorph.
Misprints
- There are no known misprints.
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Videos
A sealed copy of the Limited Edition was open on GameRaveTV, along with a Letter Lament about the game’s lack of clear instructions.
Trivia
- The game uses rules that were based around the manga and anime. When the actual card game came to life, it had refined rules that varied from the PlayStation game. Learning one will not necessarily help you with the other and vice versa.