I just think there's more that could have been done with the single-player portion of the game design here, as after four Tag Force adventures the 2D cutesy style and lack of any real sense of interaction with the storyline or characters is disappointing -- it'd be nice if Konami could take some cues from itself, and from the more robust story modes being crafted for other Yu-Gi-Oh games on other systems.

I simply put it this way: This game has got all you‘ve ever wanted from the Yu-Gi-Oh! universe. Featuring more than 4,000 cards from the trading card game, tag duels and opponents to your heart content – if you‘re a fan, you‘ve got to get it.

Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D'S TAG FORCE 4 is a game that you love or hate. Quibble about the validity of its gameplay does not seem particularly constructive because, as repeatedly reported in the review is to be understood as a niche title, inappropriate, hit and run as a hobby, but able to absorb more patients and more stubborn. Instead, what we wish to emphasize is that now the series needs a good modernize both the graphical and sound is primarily through a component that involves adventure and fun outside of duels and challenges. True fans will not be disappointed, for all the others should look elsewhere.