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===Introduction of Solid Vision===

The game features a number of valuable cards, with one fan in America alleged to have sold his house to pay for a single card. Initially "[[Blue-Eyes White Dragon (manga)|Blue-Eyes White Dragon]]" was considered to be one of the most powerful cards, so overpowered that production was ceased, causing it to gain a high monetary among collectors.<ref name="d 9" /> Four copies were known to exist. They fell into the hands of collectors in the United States, Germany, and Hong Kong and [[Sugoroku Mutou (manga)|Sugoroku Mutou]] in Japan.<ref name="d 27">{{chapter|Yu-Gi-Oh!|27|ref}}</ref>

[[Seto Kaiba (manga)|Seto Kaiba]]'s attempt to steal the "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" from [[Sugoroku Mutou (manga)|Sugoroku Mutou]] resulted in him being challenged to a [[Shadow Game]] of ''Duel Monsters'' by [[Dark Yugi (manga)|Dark Yugi]]. In this game, the monsters came to life as they were Summoned.<ref name="d 9" /> On defeat, Kaiba was subjected to a [[Penalty Game]], resulting in him imagining he was trapped inside a card, causing him to reside in the [[Duel Monsters Spirit World|World of Duel Monsters]], where he suffered the [[Experience of Death]] at the hands of monsters.<ref name="d 10" />

[[KaibaCorp]] send an offer to Pegasus to develop Virtual Simulation Battle Boxes together with [[Industrial Illusions]], to enhance the experience of playing ''Duel Monsters''.<ref name="d 64">{{chapter|Yu-Gi-Oh!|64|ref}}</ref> Pegasus was fond of the Solid Vision technology as it was capable of creating projections that were more lifelike than simple holograms. He hoped to takeover KaibaCorp, so he could have the technology and use it to create a lifelike projection of Cyndia.<ref name="d 133">{{chapter|Yu-Gi-Oh!|133|ref}}</ref>

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