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Pick A Card, A Mario Card

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Brian Ashcraft
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Nintendo started out as a card maker, making hanafuda playing cards. Nintendo still makes playing cards. Video games, too.

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This July, the company will be releasing three sets of Mario branded playing cards.

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These are "premium" cards, and are priced at ¥1,050 (US$11) each set. I like the "dot" cards the most. They're classy.

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