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Playing the cards right

To celebrate Yu-Gi-Oh Master Dual reaching this amazing milestone, Konami has launched an in-game 10 million download campaign. Players logging in between now and March 31st 2022 will be rewarded with a 1000 Gem Bonus.

The game which features more than 10,000 cards to collect, takes the beloved Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game to life in digital form. With duals rendered in beautiful 4K resolution on the latest next-gen consoles, Yu-Gi-Oh Master Dual offers fans an extensive single-player mode, online duals, tournaments and events.

The Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game is the #1 trading card game in the world with over 25 billion cards sold. It is a game of strategy, where players create individual Decks of cards collected from Structure Decks and Booster Packs. Two players engage in a Duel while using cards that represent powerful Monsters, magical Spells and surprising Traps. Duelists with well-constructed Decks, dominating monsters, solid strategy and good fortune are the victors in the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG. Konami Digital Entertainment B.V. is the exclusive licensee and rights holder to the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG in Europe and Oceania.

If Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Cards are your bag then be sure to log into the game during the special campaign window to claim your special reward.

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eFootball price and microtransactions

The base package will be free to download and play.

Local matches featuring FC Barcelona, Juventus, FC Bayern, Manchester United, and others will be available, for free, at launch.

Konami will make announcements about what other clubs and modes will be added further down the line. It remains unclear how the pricing structure will work, but the company has said some of those modes released post-launch will be paid.

If you’re looking for more information about how the game’s free-to-play pricing is going to play out, well… you may want to sit down. it was recently revealed that eFootball has a £30 premium pre-order DLC that can’t be used until two months after the game launches. An upcoming premium DLC has now appeared on both PlayStation and Xbox stores, for the princely sum of £32.98 ($39.99) – that may set a precedent for the rest of the microtransactions in the game, suggesting that premium purchases will (indeed) be premium.

At least you’ll likely get a bit of bang for your buck, though; the DLC is for an item called the “eFootball 2022 Premium Player Pack,” and it includes the base game, 6 “Chance Deals” (or 8 if you pre-order in advance) along with 2,800 eFootball Coins. Chance Deals and eFootball coins can’t be used straight away, though, and you’ll have to sit on those until around mid-November when more features for the game are launched.

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In the case of games that use cloud streaming technology, only the free launcher application can be downloaded.

Please make sure you have enough storage to complete the download.

The details of the offer are displayed based on the country settings of your Nintendo Account.

The Nintendo Account Agreement applies to the purchase of this content.

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Somebody has spent just over £19,000 for an NFT of a Castlevania map, even though anybody can easily download it for free.

Rumours of Konami making premium video games again, with new Metal Gear and Silent Hill titles, had people hopeful that it was trying to salvage its reputation. Then it got into NFTs…

Earlier this month, Konami announced an auction for a collection of Castlevania NFTs. The auction has now ended, and all 14 items have been sold, with the highest sale price being just over $26,000 (around £19,000) for a pixel art map of Dracula’s castle from the first Castlevania game.

The purpose of the auction was to allow fans to purchase unique ownership of these Castlevania assets. As Konami writes on its website, ‘This is an initiative to create art NFTs using beloved in-game scenes from Konami titles, and for our fans to preserve them for many years to come.’

Here’s the funny/depressing part. You can get the exact same map someone spent over £19,000 on for free just by right clicking on it and saving it. Go on, do it. We did and there’s no loss in quality either. Konami can’t stop you. The person who paid for it can’t stop you. It’s yours.

The owner does have the option to sell ownership the NFT should they choose to, but it baffles the mind why anyone would pay even a single dollar for something they can just as easily be acquired for free.

It’s not even a particularly good map. While it is technically original art by Konami, it’s useless as a guide and honestly looks like something anybody with a DeviantArt account and access to MS Paint could throw together.

As cynical and stupid as the whole thing is, the fact that it has proven profitable will only encourage more NFTs sales in the future, including from other publishers.