Dead CCG's

[Spitfire'd]

I thought this might make for an interesting discussion.

I just got a box of starters for a dead customizable card game called ShadowRun TCG. It's a card game based on the RPG world of the same name. It always looked like a cool concept and was something I wanted to check out. Unfortunately, being a dead CCG means its not around anymore, and finding people to play it with is near impossible.

There are still some ways to play some of them if anyone is interested. I'm a fan of LackeyCCG, and there are also some other programs that I don't know much about, but if anyone is interested maybe we could have some fun.

So what dead CCG's do you have, or which ones would you be interested in playing? Please don't respond with "I don't play any" or games still in production, I think there's already a thread about that somewhere.

I'll go first (in no particular order):

1) Shadowrun TCG
2) Mechwarrior
3) Star Trek 1st Edition
4) Middle Earth (favorite)
5) Star Wars (technically still kept alive by the players community, but it counts)
6) Overpower

Anyone else?

 

[Spitfire'd]

In a community like this there is no way I can be the only person who has played (or even heard of) these games. Someone has to have dabbled!

7) Aliens vs. Predator (I found the starters for it just last night lol)

bump for great justice.

 

[Thereven]

Two WizKids games, though they are really CSGs, not CCGs:

• Pirates
• Rocketmen

(stupid Topps, hate them so much)

 

[lotus blade]

i also love Middle Earth and Star Trek. it was a fun game and a great time of mah childhood, but sadly it has died.

 

[Spitfire'd]

Lots of props Lotus Blade! Middle-Earth was my favorite but I played Star Trek the most...still do. My dad and I got on Ebay a year or two ago and won auctions for booster packs. We won four unlimited premiere booster boxes and one booster box of alternate universe. We went into our vast collections and pulled out the 20 fixed cards that came with the sealed decks, and bingo! We spent less than $50 and we can play a sealed deck game anytime we want.

Too bad we don't get as much time to get together and play like we used to though.

Thereven, I am with you on Topps. I had forgotten about those games because of how recently they "died." I too dove into Pirates pretty hard-core. Suffice to say my ships are currently positioned to look like the battle of Trafalgar! (The first American Revolution booster I opened had the U.S.S. Constitution, which I toured last year.)

There has to be others, don't be shy!