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Penny Arcade: Collectible Card Game

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Original story: http://www.sabertoothgames.com/stg/pa_press_release.asp

Penny Arcade Press Release

(MEMPHIS, TN) – Sabertooth Games Inc. (STG), creators of WarCry: The Warhammer CCG (Collectible Card Game) and the renowned Warhammer 40,000 CCG, announced today a partnership with Penny Arcade Inc., creators of the world famous Penny Arcade web comic. Details include introducing Penny Arcade's main characters, Gabe and Tycho, into Sabertooth's new Universal Fighting System (UFS) through one of Sabertooth's critically acclaimed battle boxes. The Penny Arcade battle box will contain everything players need to jump into the action right away.

Designed and illustrated by Penny Arcade's Gabe and Tycho, this set of cards was inspired by the hijinks of their legendary web comic. Everything from the "Divx" to Tycho's "Really Big Word" is included in this set of cards, allowing players to reenact the epic battle of Gabe and Tycho. Erik Yaple, Head of Product Development says: "We are thrilled to be working with Penny Arcade. We see the characters of Tycho and Gabe as the Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer of 21st century." "I've been playing CCGs from Sabertooth for years," said Penny Arcade's Tycho Brahe. "There's simply no-one else I would trust to do it."

FleshreaperUFS features a unique system pitting players in one-on-one combat and features STG's new progressive difficulty system, which means the more you do in a turn, the harder your later actions become. Play is simple, but remains interactive as players have a chance to block each and every move thrown their way. UFS is designed to support a number of characters from a variety of genres and other intellectual properties. Future announcements regarding other intellectual properties joining the UFS family will be coming soon.

About Sabertooth Games
Sabertooth Games was founded in 2001 by a small group of industry veterans. Their first product line was a collectible card game based on the Warhammer 40,000 property licensed from Games Workshop. Following its release, Games Workshop bought the company shortly there after. Sabertooth currently designs and produces three collectible card games, all releasing or relaunching in the twelve months in what is being called "The Year of the Tooth" featuring Dark Millennium: the Warhammer 40,000 CCG, WarCry: The Warhammer CCG and the Universal Fighting System, a CCG of fisticuffs featuring characters from a wide variety of genres and intellectual properties.

About Penny Arcade
Founded in 1998, Penny Arcade is a webcomic and journal which covers video games and popular culture. Boasting a readership of over 4.5 Million viewers Penny Arcade is considered one of the most influential voices in gaming. For more information on Penny Arcade please visit www.penny-arcade.com

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Whatever pays their bills. I'd probably whore myself in the same way if you ask me, they are not exactly making peanuts =P
 
I know people who don't touch videogames that love PA and own like 2 t-shirts with "Jesus is fucking Metal" and what not

I guess they dont need to work at best buy anymore :lol
 
Who needs a cel-shaded PA game?

Give us Penny Arcade : The Trading Card Game for the GBA and DS!

(On a more serious note, I got a cheap used copy of the GBC Pokemon Trading Card Game game a few years back... and was astounded to discover that it was actually fun to play.)
 
dog$ said:
Isn't this a few years too late? How much market is there in CCGs currently?

My one friend buys and sells certain singles of Magic in the range of $500-$3000, and buys cards cheap online, goes to tournaments and sells them for twice the amount he paid for them. I'm talking coming home from these things with thousands of dollars made sometimes. And M:tG is mostly adults. The kiddie ones are even nuttier when in their prime. That Marvel/DC one is getting pretty big.
 
Yugioh is still huge with kids. In some ways bigger than magic, merchandise-wise. Magic is still the king of all card games though.
 
MoxManiac said:
Yugioh is still huge with kids. In some ways bigger than magic, merchandise-wise. Magic is still the king of all card games though.

I don't think the secondary market on Yugioh is as big as Magic, though there really isn't any way to track that.
And Magic is too goddamed addicting. I got back into it for a while this summer, and jesus, I'm fighting back constantly playing the damn game.
 
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