Product Information • The first Yu-Gi-Oh! Release for the console, Dawn of Destiny adapts the explosively popular fantasy trading card game for play on Microsoft's Xbox. The title follows the official card battling rules, while bringing the expansive Yu-Gi-Oh! Bestiary to life in full 3D. Duelists can watch the results of the cards they play come alive in real-time 3D battles, or use the game's Library feature to browse the hundreds of monsters featured in the game. The total number of cards available in Dawn of Destiny is well over 1,000.

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Up to three decks can be built and stored, and the game's deck-building interface is designed to be easy to use. The single-player mode allows fans to duel against favorite characters from the animated series, while the game's 'Link Duel Mode' lets two human opponents go head-to-head. As with many earlier Yu-Gi-Oh! Releases from Konami, Dawn of Destiny comes packaged with three (actual) game cards, including the Egyptian God Monster card 'Winged Dragon of Ra' (a collector's item which may not be used in official rules duels). Time to duel? Pro: Its a strategy game,that requires basic understanding of a concept that might prove a challenge.

Con: Its an original x-box game. Don't know if anyone else here has mentioned.it gives a 'non fatal (I hope) error message', if used on the x-box 360. Pro: Its not violent.

Sure,there are '3 d animated monsters meeting their doom left and right.' BUT,isn't that what ANIME is all about?!?

Con: You are LIMITED to 60 cards main deck,15 cards side deck. And that applies to all 3 DECKS you can construct. So yeah,novices might be beaten,repeatedly,if they pile all good monsters,spell&trap cards,into 1 deck.

There was some amount of activity in a private branch in the Cxbx project recently. I have been talking to a developer, Martin, who has spent some of his extra time fiddling with Cxbx.

He was able to get some teaser screenshots from Battlestar Galactica. The game displays the menu, and even some in-game. I won’t get into too many details, but here are a couple screenshots. I have not started to work on Cxbx on a regular basis — but I think this progress is very motivating, and it is tempting me to boot back up my development setup and take another look after a very long absence. Many thanks to Martin for the contributions and for allowing me to post about his progress. Great to see you back. I’ve got almost a years worth of information, updates/fixes and new findings (i.e.

New XDK support, MANY new additions to the Kernel, etc.) to share. Although I’ve only made progress with 3 games, I still think I could be a useful contributor. A lot of new situations have come up lately and I want to tell you what they are because some thing only you know how to do. A very rare situation has come up with the game Blood Wake and I think you might want to see it for yourself. I’ve been meaning to contact you via this email address:, every time I mail to it I get an email telling me it’s full. Is there another email address where you can be contacted at?

If so, let me know because I am also willing to lend further assistance with Cxbx. Hi guys, ive been following emulation since 2005, mostly because -until 2006 -i didnt own a single console. I have a Vista-based(will install XP eventually) PC with a Celeron D 3.33 GHz CPU, GeForce 7600 GS on PCI-e x16 with 512 MB DDR2 vRAM, and 1 GB of DDR2 system ram(2 GB if you consider 1 GB of USB flash memory used for ReadyBoost). If you need a tester, please shoot me an email (jakebiggs at gmail dot com) i have 34 xbox games i can use for compatibility testing. I know the celeron isnt a powerful processor, but im sure it would still run some games. I use a 19″ widescreen monitor at 1440×900. So i guess i could help with possible widescreen support too.

I also use a phillips 5.1 surround system(right now im using Dolby ProLogic+II until i get a dedicated PCI sound card with optical/or coaxial out. It’s awesome to see more work being done on this emulator, especially when the 360’s security is close to being cracked, to run homebrew. If we can’t use the 360’s XB1 emulator, im sure a CXBX port would do. Bennet you asked if GC and PS2 is so advanced, then, why no xbox? Ok let me answer that question: this guys that created the only known xbox emulators(cxbx and xeon) did it so fast and we all know it works and they CAN release an emulator that works with most of the games; they can do it, but i wonder how much micro$oft paid them to stop the development, cause just a stupid will beleive that just halo and turok evo are able to be emulated AND those games are already ported to PC, therefore that wouldnt affect M$. This is crap! Xbox is a PC, dressed like a console.