I used to play this game very much back in some time. So I wanted to make this game but I don't know if I will use graphics or not but what are some ideas you guys have?

I would say for your first project, start slow and do it in BASIC and make it Text-based.  Graphics are cool, but whether a game is fun or not matters most

I would say that in the game, there are like 100 different cards, which you can hold about 15 in your deck at a time.  You face other duelists to try and reach pegasus, who you have to beat to get your grandpa back   (yeah -- I used to watch that series a long time ago, I used to love the original much more than the 3rd generation of pokemon )

If you need any help with the programming, then I'd be glad to help you!

EDIT: qazz is right, but I still think you should try it and come to us if you have any difficulties so we can help you

yeah, but in BASIC that much information will be a pain to store

I would say keep it more limited for now, and once you got the card system working then go from there

quazz I agree completely ^
title screens are meant for being jazzed up, but text based game are the predominate type of BASIC games.

I can say with pretty good certainty this is one of those games that is incredibly hard to do, well, in TI-BASIC (whether it's text-based or not) just because of the shear amount of stats and rules.

If you want to stick as close to the actual game you have to remember you need to have names of the monsters, trap cards and magic cards, your life points (which would be easy), a way to tell if a card is in attack or defense  mode, the statistics, and all that other info. That will just take a huge tole on memory. AppVar is a option you could do but I'm thinking you might have to use Hybrid TI-BASIC just because of size restraints. But I wish you the best of luck in what you want to do and will help in anyway I can, as will probably most people at Omni.

@ASHBAD
What do you mean text-based games are predominate in TI-BASIC?

Also, deck size wouldn't be that much of a toll on the program. You can just have a list with numbers corresponding to cards and have routines to shuffle. Then have a separate list for the Graveyard, or what ever it's called (I don't remember).

Something like this would be a massive undertaking graphics or not. Not to mention that you have a pretty limited screen size to work with.
I don't know how well something like this would cross over to a calc. format unless it was extremely limited in it's implementation. Perhaps something similar? If you are interested in making a trading card game you should(as quazz said) take a look at Wizards: http://www.revsoft.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=80&start=585 (a download link of the latest version is several posts down). It's a Trading card game but in a scaled back much more simplistic format.

*Edit* wow, I got like super ninja'd but yea...

AHEM *QAZZ

and on the subject of wizards, for the latest beta (second to last page methinks) there is no readme, so the game is confusing, so be sure to include a readme of how the game works ....

I saw wizards bt it was kind of confusing i don't get howto play...