Subject: Addendum to The Sacred Cards Review

I forgot several details in the previous review:

1) You can input cards into the game based on their
numerical password, just like in the Worldwide
Edition.  The difference is that when you input a card
in the The Sacred Cards, it goes to the card shop and
you have to spend money to buy it.

2) The duel system includes a feature from the old
Forbidden Memories game.  Certain monster attributes
have unbeatable advantages over each other.  The
attributes are arranged in a Rock-Paper-Scissors type
format - it looks like a circle when drawn out.  If
two monsters with adjoining attributes battle, the
monster with the superior attribute always wins,
regardless of ATK and DEF points.  For example:

Thunder beats Aqua, and Aqua beats Pyro (these are
attributes in The Sacred Cards even though they are
monster types in the trading card game).
Electric Lizard is Thunder.  It will beat any Aqua
monster, regardless of ATK.  If 7 Colored Fish at 1800
ATK is Aqua, and Electric Lizard at 850 ATK is
Thunder, Electric Lizard can kill 7 Colored Fish
without taking damage.  But, by the same token, 7
Colored Fish can kill ANY Pyro monster, regardless of
ATK, even if it's like 3000 ATK.  The circle of
attributes goes all the way back around until Earth
beats Thunder.  And what's more, there's actually two
different circles of attributes.  There are 10
altogether:  6 attributes form one circle, and 4
others form a different circle.  Attributes from
different circles do not affect each other, and a
monster has only one attribute.  Each monster’s
attribute comes from one circle or the other (you
don't get one of each).

3) The game does not save automatically.  You have to
go and save it in your room at the starting area.  You
can always get back there, though.

Sorry to have left these details out the first time. 
Catch me with questions, comments, criticism, and
ideas at SamTiger54@yahoo.com.

Have fun!
Tiger