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Upper Deck adds to CCG plans
 

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February 10, 2004
11:53 PM: Allan Sugarbaker says...
Upper Deck adds to CCG plans

So on top of the DC CCG planned for July, the Marvel CCG at the end of March, and the TMNT TCG due this month (which manages to be a mouthful despite the abbreviation), Upper Deck has more news. According to ICv2, Upper Deck plans two more collectible games: the Shaman King CCG and the Bratz Fashion Party Fever CCG. I'm not familiar with the Shaman King, though I can apparently catch it on Fox's Saturday morning line-up. However, the Bratz CCG, while possibly making inroads with the young girl market, won't be entering my house. The wife and I deemed the entire Bratz concept to be a bad example for our daughter. They all look like they should talk like Rosie Perez on speed, and that ain't good.



 
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