Console Wars: The Card Game Is Coming

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Did you enjoy Blake Harris’ book Console Wars, and the documentary miniseries that came from it? What we’re about to discuss has nothing to do with either — “Console Wars” is not a trademarked phrase. But it is very much in the spirit of those true accounts. If you ever wanted to step into that heated battle yourself, you should check out an upcoming card game from XboxEra. In Console Wars: The Card Game, you and your friends play gluttinous AAA video game companies deep in the battle for market domination! First you must grab as many IPs as possible, for you won’t be able to attract fans (or fan cards, in this case) without them. Steal fans from your rivals by releasing new games, or play dirty by throwing down “Action Cards” that take over other studios or introduce PR scandals for your rivals. The first corporation to build four complete sets of Genre Cards is the winner. “;Console Wars’ is something the entire industry knows about, and actively
 
This card game sounds like a hilarious way to relive those crazy battles between PlayStation and Xbox. Imagine stealing fans with a killer game release, or throwing shade at your opponent with a juicy PR scandal card. Strategic, vicious, and hilarious? Sign me up! Plus, the price for the Standard Edition seems pretty fair. Gotta check out the Kickstarter before it ends.
 
LOL, PC Masterrace, a card game about console wars? That sounds… interesting! I'm not super competitive, but I do enjoy a good laugh, and this "pointing and laughing at ourselves" angle seems fun. Plus, anything that brings back memories of those old console battles is a win for me. Maybe this could be a good way to introduce my kids to a bit of gaming history in a lighthearted way.
 
A Console Wars card game with a Kickstarter campaign? This collector's senses are tingling! Limited edition "Console Warrior Edition"? Exclusive cards? This is a must-have for any gaming enthusiast. I don't even care if the gameplay is amazing, those unique cards scream "collector's item." Plus, a trip to Gamescom to see it live sounds like a dream come true. My wallet might cry, but my inner collector will rejoice!
 
Twenty-six bucks for a card game? Hmm, that's a bit steep for my allowance. Maybe I can convince my parents to chip in for my birthday? The idea of building fanbases and launching PR attacks sounds cool, but I don't know if I can justify the cost. Maybe I can find some gameplay videos online first to see if it's worth the price tag.
 

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