Yu-Gi-Oh 5D's Tag Force 5
(PSP - US, Action & Adventure)
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$57.70
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Developed by:
Konami
Published by:
Konami
Released On:
26 Oct 2010
Yu-Gi-Oh 5D's Tag Force 5 is an action-packed adventure game that takes place in a world of magic and monsters. The story follows Akiho, a young girl who possesses the rare ability to duel using her spirit, known as a "tag". With the help of her friends, she must battle against evil forces that threaten the world, all while uncovering the secrets of her own past.
The gameplay in Yu-Gi-Oh 5D's Tag Force 5 is fast-paced and intense, as players take control of Akiho and her friends as they duel their way through hordes of enemies. With a variety of powerful monsters at your disposal, you'll need to strategically combine them to take down your opponents and progress through the game's challenging levels.
Yu-Gi-Oh 5D's Tag Force 5 was released on the PlayStation Portable in October 2010.
UPC-A:
083717260622 (USA)
Part #:
ULUS-10555 (USA)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
How to Play
Main Menu Selection
Use the up and down buttons to choose, then press the O button to confirm your choice.
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Story Mode: Go through the story as a student enrolled at the Duel Academy.
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Free Duel: Duel freely. Choose the number of players (Single Duel = 1 on 1, Tag Duel = 2 on 2), the number of duels (Single Mode = 1 duel, Match Mode = 3 duels), and your opponent. After deciding on the settings, select "Next." Select each category to change your opponent or Deck, then select "Start Duel."
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Saving Data: Select "Save Data" from the Main Menu to save your duel win/loss record, Deck contents, etc. You can also save progress in Story Mode at any Save Point on the Map Screen. Requires a Memory Stick Duo™ or Memory Stick PRO Duo™ with at least 300KB of free space (plus an additional 32KB or more for downloaded website data).
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Deck Menu: Change the cards in your Deck with "Deck Edit", and use the "Recipe Viewer" to check your created Recipes.
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Database: View character and card information.
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Network: Use the PSP® system Wi-Fi function (Ad Hoc Mode) for a 2-player duel. Make sure the WLAN switch is turned ON. Each player must have a PSP® system and their own copy of the game. This mode does not enable online battles via the internet.
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Options: Change various game-related settings. Once setup is complete, press the O button to return to the Main Menu.
Database Categories
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Duelist Title: Information on the characters met in Story Mode. Align the cursor with a character and press the O button to open their detailed profile. Press the L or R button to change the list type.
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Card Album: Check collected cards. Press the L or R button to turn pages, or select categories on the "Page Controls" bar.
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Tutorial: Check the rules, controls, and other basic information.
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Duel Rankings: A collection of various records. The amount of categories increases as you progress through the game.
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Forbidden/Limited Card List: View cards that are forbidden or limited during a duel. Two types of lists can be selected in this game.
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Access Yu-Gi-Oh! Website: Connect to the internet via Wi-Fi (Infrastructure Mode) to download card data and other content.
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Download Data: Open card data downloaded from the Yu-Gi-Oh! Website.
Database Screen Elements
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Duelist Title: Story Mode Records, Win/Loss Record (Wins, Loses, Draws), Level of Trust.
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Card Album: "Page Controls" Bar, Turn Pages (Manual), Turn Pages (Auto), To First/Last Page.
Playing in Network
Selecting "Network" from the Main Menu takes you to the Group List Screen, which displays players looking for an opponent.
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Make New Group / Join Group: Select a group to join from the Group List Screen to go to the Entry List Screen. Selecting "Make New Group" allows you to create your own group. Once setup is complete, select "Exit Room Setup" to wait for an opponent on the Entry List Screen.
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Entry List Screen: Players wanting to join a duel are listed here. The host can align the cursor with a player and press the O button to permit them to join. Selecting "Confirm Members" establishes the connection and starts the duel.
Setup Categories
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Tutorial: Set the tutorial shown during Story Mode to ON or OFF.
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Message Speed: Select from three different speeds for message text in Story Mode.
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Sound Settings: Adjust the volume of voices, background music, and sound effects.
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Duel Settings: Adjust card animation speed, and toggle graphical effects, card activation confirmation, and auto draw during the Draw Phase ON or OFF.
Story Mode: How to Advance
You are a new student at Duel Academy, a training school for duelists. Your ultimate goal is to win the Tag Duel Tournament being held in three months.
Talk to various characters on campus and duel them to increase your Level of Trust. Once you establish a high level of trust, find a partner for Tag Duels.
Play with your partner against rivals in the Tag Duel Tournament to earn "GX Medals." Collect enough medals to advance to the finals and win the Championship Duel.
If you are unable to find a partner once three months have passed, it is game over.
Passing the Time
Time passes as you move around on the Field, talk to characters, and trigger certain events. Various changes occur depending on the time of day and the day of the week.
You can move around freely from 5:45 AM until 11:45 PM. Classes are held Monday to Saturday from 8 AM to 4 PM in classrooms until the tournament starts. You can occasionally get new cards in class.
During the Tag Duel Tournament, time only passes when specific events are triggered.
Game Screens
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Map: Switch to the Map when exiting a Field. The Map allows you to enter different Fields or save your game.
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Field: The main screen in Story Mode. Walk around the campus and purchase items from the School Store.
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Command Menu: Press the O button on the Field to talk to characters, duel, and perform other actions.
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PDA Menu: Press the ▢ button on the Field to edit your Deck, check schedules, and view your status.
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Duel: Battle with your own Deck when challenging another character.
Command Menu Options
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Talk: Talk to a nearby character whose information is displayed.
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Duel: Challenge a nearby character to a duel (they may turn you down depending on the situation).
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Items: Check items and Sandwiches in your possession, or give them to a nearby character.
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PDA: Open the PDA Menu.
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To Map: Exit the current Field and switch to the Map.
PDA Menu Options
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Deck Menu: Edit your Deck with "Deck Edit" or check saved Recipes with the "Recipe Viewer."
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Status: Check your Duelist Level, Experience Points, DP, GX Medals, and Win Rate.
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Email: View received emails in chronological order. Use the up and down buttons to select and the O button to read.
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Schedule: Check your schedule. Press the L or R button to cycle through months.
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Options: Change game-related settings.
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Exit Game: Exit Story Mode and return to the Title Screen. Unsaved progress will be lost.
Story Mode Progression Systems
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Level of Trust: Changes when you talk to characters, duel them, or give them items. This is extremely important for selecting a tournament partner, though some characters may partner with you if other specific conditions are met.
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DP and Duelist Level: Earn Duel Points (DP) by winning duels. Use DP to purchase Card Packs and Sandwiches at the School Store. Accumulating DP increases your Duelist Level, which unlocks a wider variety of Card Packs.
Buying Card Packs
Talk to the clerk at the School Store to buy Card Packs. You will not know what cards are inside until the pack is opened.
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Select a Type of Card Pack: Choose a pack type at the "Buy Card Pack" screen. Press X to return to the Field.
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Selecting a Card Pack: Highlight a pack in the case using the directional buttons, then press the O button to purchase it with DP. Press X to return to the main buying screen.
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Opening Card Packs: Press X at the "Buy Card Pack" Screen to open purchased packs in order. Press O to open all packs at once, or press X to speed up the opening process.
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Checking Bought Cards: View a list of your new cards. Press the Triangle button to view card details, attach Labels, or Sort them. Press X to return to the buying screen.
Card Pack Screen Information
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Currently Selected Card Pack
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Current DP
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DP needed to purchase Card Pack
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Card Pack Information: Card Pack Name, number of cards in 1 pack, price of 1 pack, Card Completion, Card Pack Explanation
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Card Information: R (Number of Rented cards), M (Number of cards in possession)
Buying Sandwiches
Talk to the Sandwich clerk at the School Store and select "Yes" to buy. Various Sandwiches will appear on screen; press the O button at the right time to stop the selector on the Sandwich you want. Sandwiches can be given to characters using the "Items" command.
The Lab
The Lab becomes accessible as you advance in the game. It features the Password Machine, Rental Counter, and Card Converter.
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Password Machine: Stand in front of the machine, press the A button, and select "Password." Enter an 8-digit password from a real-world Yu-Gi-Oh! card. Select numbers with the directional buttons, press A to confirm, and select "ENTER" when finished. Use "◀" to delete a single number and "C" to clear all. Correctly entered cards can be rented at the Rental Counter.
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Rental Counter: Talk to the staff member to rent password-unlocked cards at no charge. Rented cards can be used in duels, but using them consumes DP. You can rent up to 3 cards at once (including up to 3 of the same Type). Select a card with the directional buttons and press A to move it to your Rental Tab, or select a rented card and press A to return it.
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Card Converter: Stand in front of the machine, press A, and select "Convert Cards." Select 10 or more cards from your Trunk, then press the B button to convert them into a single new card. A single conversion only yields 1 card, regardless of how many cards are put in.
Deck Edit Screen Layout
Access this screen via "Deck Menu" -> "Deck Edit" from the Main Menu or PDA Menu. Press the SELECT button or choose "Change Screen Layout" from the Deck Edit Menu to change the layout.
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Deck Name / Number of Card Types: Displays the Deck Name and total card types in your possession.
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Deck Information: Displays the number of cards for each card Type (denoted by frame color) in the current Deck.
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Card Information: Displays illustrations, names, attributes, and stats.
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Card Explanation: Scroll through long text by sliding the analog stick up or down.
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List Conditions: Shows the current Sort order, Narrow Search conditions, and the number of cards found.
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