Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy Of The Duelist: Link Evolution Coming Exclusively To Nintendo Switch In August

Konami has announced that the Nintendo Switch exclusive Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution is coming to the system on August 20th. They have also released a teaser for the game as well as announcing that those who go for the physical version will be able to get 3 new Yu-Gi-Oh! trading cards.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution will launch on August 20 at SRP $39.99. Exclusive for Nintendo Switch™! And, exclusive to the physical retail version, Duelists will unpack three brand-new Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME (TCG) cards! #YuGiOh pic.twitter.com/0PHPSMr3mx

— Konami (@Konami) May 21, 2019

Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution Coming Exclusively To Nintendo Switch

Konami has announced that Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution is coming exclusively to the Nintendo Switch. This version of the game comes with a handful of new features, like 20 new characters and an extended story mode. This version also includes everything that was put out for the original version as DLC.

Here’s what Konami says you can look forward to in this updated game:

• Build and customize a Deck from more than 9,000 cards, the most in any Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card video game
• Challenge other players with local-play or Nintendo Switch Online
• The addition of Link Monster cards not only change the way seasoned Duelists play their cards, but where they play them
• Take on the roles of the animated series’ villains with Reverse Duels
• Compete with Battle Packs for Sealed play and Draft play 
• Includes all previously released Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist content

No price was given for the game, but the standard version of Legacy of the Duelist cost $19.99 on current systems. Except Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution to release this summer exclusively for Nintendo Switch. 

Jump Force’s DLC Roadmap Includes 9 New Characters

Bandai Namco has announced DLC for Jump Force through August – featuring nine characters, including Seto Kaiba from Yu-Gi-Oh!.

Kaiba and two other unknown characters are part of May's paid DLC component, and while three more are coming in August, it looks like the final three won't come out until some time after that.

These fighters can be bought individually, and they are included in the game's Fighters Pass. The DLC also includes free content such as events, costumes, and a new stage: Valley of the End.

Here's the list direct from Bandai Namco.

April

Free Update

• Clan feature
• Vertex event
• New avatar costumes

May

Free Update

• Online Link Mission
• Raid Boss Event
• New stage: World Tournament Stage

Paid DLC

• Seto Kaiba and two other playable characters
• Avatar costumes and skills

June

Free Update

• Arena event
• New avatar costumes

July

Free Update

• Tournament event
• New avatar costumes

August

Free Update

• New avatar costumes
• New stage: Valley of the End

Paid DLC

• Three new playable characters
• Avatar costumes and skills

Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy Of The Duelist: Link Evolution Announced For Nintendo Switch

Konami has announced that Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution is coming to Nintendo Switch. The game gives you the opportunity to duel against characters from the Yu-Gi-Oh! series. You can also face other players nationwide with the “New Master Rules.” A release date hasn’t been announced, but more details will be unveiled in the April 2019 issue of Japanese magazine V-Jump on February 21st .

Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links Comes To PC

Konami has revealed that the latest port of Yu-Gi-oh! Duel Links will be available for free via Steam starting November 17. Players can also retain all of their progress made through the mobile game as well as compete with both mobile and PC players in competitive duels.

Apparently A Better Game Than Yu-Gi-Oh Is Coming To The Oculus Rift

Oculus founder, Palmer Luckey has teased that some kind of virtual-reality card game is in the works, saying, "Anyone remember the Virtual World arc of Yu-Gi-Oh? Get ready for something even better!" It sounds like a card game is coming to Oculus, but why the diss on Yu-Gi-Oh ? It sounds awesome but seeing is believing. Maybe this will be a reason to purchase that ridiculously priced Oculus Rift ? What do you think ? Also, for those who don’t know about Yu-Gi-Oh’s Virtual World story arc, here you go.