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I was blown away by these machines on my trip to Tokyo, if the arcade scene wasn't dead in a great deal of america (Non major cities) I think these things would be a windfall and a nice way for arcade owners to diversify just a little bit and sell collectible cards for extra income.

They had them for Football, Soccer, Horseracing, Gundam, Baseball, I know I am forgetting some of the machines I saw, it was just awesome.

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there's an arcade in the city that brings in lots of Japanese games, it had the one Macross arcade game (the one based on the original series). It had the Initial D game with the saveable cards... and it had Gundam DX... so I could see them getting it... but can you play the card game without the machine? and how language intensive are the cards?

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Its complicated only if you don't have instructions (all in Japanese). Play for these types of machines revolve around shuffling your 'deck' (normally only 4 cards in play at one time for say, the Sangokumushi game) around the board. No fast reflexes or dextrous button tapping required.

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Yeah...its all about deck combinations and positions. Everything on the card is self explnatory cuz it uses symbols except for "special abilities" that require japanese or a guide to tell u what it does. Or just play testing to see what happens when u initiate the special. You do need to know the game mechanics though.

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Is it like gihrens greed with trading cards?

That Gundam and Zaku head would look great in my living room though :D

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