Which card game is better?

[Freya Coral]

I just wanted to see what you guys think. My favorite out of the two would have to be Triple Triad (no offense to any of you Tetra Master fans ).

[crono_logical]

I preferred Triple Triad myself

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[Flying Mullet]

Where's the "Go Fish" option?

Ah well, I guess I'll go with Tetra Master(I think, whichever is in FFIX, I can never remember).

[Kalel]

Tetra Master was easier to play and I kicked butt in FFIX with it. But Triple Triad in FF8 was more realistic card game and fun too. I like Triple Triad better although I suck in that game. If you are having fun who cares if you stink.

[Advent Child]

Tetra Master. I actually know how to play it.

[TheAbominatrix]

I hated Tetra Master. It just didnt make any sense to me and I didnt play the game long enoygh to actually learn it. Triple Triad was awesome, I spent so many hours playing it.. *le sigh*

[Shoyku]

I found Triple Triad the easier game to play, and therefore, more enjoyable.

[Dalkaen]

I definitely thing Triple Triad is the better game. I really liked that.

[Big D]

Triple Triad is at least plausible in real life. With Tetra Master, there are those numbers and letters which are so complex that very few people in FFIX's world even know what they mean. Yet, they still somehow manage to play. That's simply not possible. Imagine playing poker without knowing the value of each card...

"Well, I've got some cards with faces and some with numbers... they're all the same suit and..."

*opponent's cards change colour*

"YES!"

[Jed]

Triple Triad wipes the floor with tetra Master... much less confusing, hence much less guesswork!!

I enjoyed Triple Triad so much I made a set of my own..... then discovered you can play online or buy on ebay

[playaGAW]

Tetra Master waseasier to understand I didn't know how to even play Triple Triad until Tetra Master. Triple Triad also has all those stupid rules. It wasn't until I realized thearrows inTetra Master and numbers in Triple Triad serve the same purpose. Therefore in Tetra it is advantageous to play with cards with more arrows. In Triad cards with higher numbers. Tetra made me realize they are just variations of each other.

[Blathnaid]

Personally, I liked Tetra Master better. Maybe becasue I never really got into Triple Triad, or FF8 for that matter, really too much. I rocked, and probably still do, at Tetra Master.

[Aya Nekoneko]

Yknow I've had FFVIII for a few years and still I can't figure out how to play that blasted Triple Triad. I gave up a loooong time ago.

Tetra Master on the other hand is less tedious... and more fun. Well, that could be because I never really understood the later.

[playaGAW]

Like I mentioned earlier it also took me a while to figure out Triple Triad but it and Tetra Master are basically the same thing except Tetra is easier to figure out in the beginning since I got it by my second game. In Triad the strongest numbers facing each other win, while in Tetra its the arrows that point on the side. So simply in Triad all you need is a card with high numbers to face a card with a lower number on the two sides that connect. In Tetra get a card to face another card with one of your arrows facing toward an opponets empty space. That should make it easier to understand.

[TheAbominatrix]

Tetra is easy to understand... but the rules arent set. Like the way the cards will suddenly switch, even if you have the arrow going towards a blank spot. The way it works just doesnt make sense, I never figured out what made more than one card at a time turn, etc.