Yu-Gi-Oh!

 OH - Card battle games include Neverland (not Peter Pan, the series from Japan) and Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force 3. If you need to brush up on your Spanish, ...

By Matt Paprocki Kids would land the system with a free X-Men game (on CD-ROM) and six cards. The basics of the game are on the disc. To gain access to the complete game (including a full roster of characters, stages, powers, etc.), they need to buy packs of cards. The rest of the game’s items are held on a small chip...

By Ashleigh Charlesworth Photos, for the most part, are acceptable and after a little "photoshopping" look fine for most uses. Conclusion If you are new to digital cameras, or need a compact and already own xD Cards then you could do worse than the Fuji A700.

By El Bicho County music is well represented through its sub-genres. Merle Travis sings about a traveling gambler in “Gambler’s Guitar.” Tex Williams provides a slice of Western Swing with “Wild Card.” The Country Gentlemen offer up some bluegrass on “Roving Gambler.” Credited as an influence on alt...

By Kathy Scovill Like most trading card games (think Pokemon or Yu-Gi-Oh), your chances of winning increase as you acquire better cards. Translation: tweens will be leveraging their purchasing power to get parents to buy more cards. Incidentally, this seems to be the only drawback to what turns out to be a...