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UFS Street Fighter was a Universal Fighting System release based on Capcom's fighting series, notable for making Street Fighter characters playable in UFS.
Why this score
Street Fighter fits UFS well and has fan respect; separate product identity is limited.
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UFS SoulCalibur IV is a release for the Universal Fighting System, a collectible card game based on Namco's Soulcalibur IV fighting game. It adapts the game's fantasy weapon-fighting roster into cards that can be used in UFS decks, linking a licensed video-game setting with the system's competitive...
Why this score
UFS system strength and Soulcalibur license appeal; reputation mostly subsumed by broader UniVersus lineage.
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.hack//Enemy is a collectible card game published by Decipher in 2003 and based on Bandai's .hack multimedia franchise. Its cards represent characters, locations, items, and events associated with The World, the fictional online game at the center of the franchise. The game was designed for fans of...
Why this score
Decipher design and .hack multimedia fans helped; short life and limited mainstream visibility.
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Dragon Quest Trading Card Game is a Japanese licensed card game based on Enix and Square Enix's Dragon Quest RPG series, created by Yuji Horii in 1986.
Why this score
Major RPG license gives collector appeal; card-game reputation appears niche and less influential than franchise stature.
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MapleStory Trading Card Game, also called MapleStory iTCG, is a collectible card game based on Nexon’s MapleStory online role-playing game. Wizards of the Coast published the game in 2007, using cards for characters, monsters, actions, and tactics in deck-based play. Booster packs included online re...
Why this score
Wizards backing and online-game codes were appealing; weak longevity and modest gameplay reputation.
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Tomb Raider Collectible Card Game is a collectible card game published by Precedence in 1999 and based on the Tomb Raider video-game franchise. Players use cards connected with Lara Croft, locations, equipment, and dangers from the series. The game is distinguished from many traditional card games b...
Why this score
Adventure-room concept and Lara Croft license were notable; limited longevity and modest acclaim.
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City of Heroes Collectible Card Game is a collectible card game based on the City of Heroes superhero massively multiplayer online role-playing game. Alderac Entertainment Group published it in 2006, and David Williams is credited as its designer. The game translates the source setting into card-bas...
Why this score
MMORPG license and AEG design support; short life and limited community kept reputation niche.
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MegaMan Battle Network Card Game was a collectible trading card game published by Decipher and based on Capcom's Mega Man Battle Network video-game series. It transfers the setting's network battles, NetNavis, and digital combat concepts into a card-game format. Players use cards representing charac...
Why this score
Battle Network license and Decipher execution drew fans; limited support and overlap with NT Warrior products constrain legacy.
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Monster Farm Battle Card is a Japanese card game tied to Tecmo's Monster Farm franchise, whose monsters are known internationally as Monster Rancher.
Why this score
Monster Farm fans value the tie-in; broader gameplay reputation and long-term community are limited.
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Monster Rancher Collectible Card Game is a collectible card game based on Tecmo's Monster Rancher franchise, whose video games focus on raising and battling monsters. The English-language game adapts the series' creature-training and combat setting into a card-based format. It is intended for player...
Why this score
Known franchise and approachable monster battles; short support and weak lasting CCG reputation.
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MegaMan NT Warrior Trading Card Game is a collectible card game published by Decipher in the United States in 2004. It is based on MegaMan Battle Network and the MegaMan NT Warrior anime, which portray NetNavis and their operators in a networked world. The game is aimed at players and collectors int...
Why this score
MegaMan Battle Network appeal helped collectors; one-region support and limited competitive legacy hurt consensus.
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Langrisser Trading Card Game is a Japanese licensed collectible card game based on the Langrisser series of tactical role-playing video games. The source series is known for turn-based battles involving commanders and groups of troops, beginning with a 1991 console release in Japan. The card game be...
Why this score
Recognizable tactical RPG license but very limited visibility and lasting player consensus.
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