Originally downloaded the game from GooglePlay for my cellphone, and had to get it for my PC when it launched on Steam.
Brings me back to when I used to play regularly at card shops, with friends and one cousin, and even the one time I took part in a tournament--I may nto have gotten far in the tournament, but the whole early 2000's experience was great and kept me in the TCG even now.
Love the depth of the game--gives an old-school player like me an easier time adapting to some of the cards that came later on--and there's still that old excitement that comes from building a themed deck, battling to win new cards or open new card packs, and testing out new card combinations for that ever-elusive and addicting PERFECT combo.
The graphics...oh man, that CG animation for the 'Ace' monsters and certain special monsters...so good!
Audio is excellent--the voice clips from the original series...awesome and make me nostalgic to the point I not only rewatched the first series, I was inspired to hunt through my CD collection and locate my "Music to Duel By" CD to add to the experience. (Seriously...listening to "Face Up, Face Down" while battling as PEGASUS...you just have not LIVED until you've tried that!)
Looking forward to watching this one grow.

Loved this game on PS3 when I first played it--fun customization, awesome dialogue, King of Badass Johnny Gat.
PC version though...broken.
Vehicle controls are sloppy--I was Dukes of Hazard-ing stuff and mowing down EVERYTHING without meaning to. (I literally got a five-star police rating AND FBI assaults just trying to take a car to a body shop to customize it.)
Combat controls shot between snail-slow to trying to imitate the Flash on crystal meth.
Audio wasn't so bad but the subtitles shot by at lightspeed when the characters were still talking.
If you can get the "Gentlemen of the Row" mod--or one of the other methods--and make them work, buy this if it's on a REALLY good sale.
Once you get past the bug infestation though, the customization, dialogue, mayhem missions, and--ofcourse--Johnny Gat himself, are still great.