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more about #wizardsofthecoast Bouchart: Magic is great. I loved Duels of the Planeswalkers by Microprose. But this better not be anything like that Battlemage game. #magicthegatheringtactics more » NBHS: I recall the very first Magic: the Gathering PC game... the Windows 95 one that only had 4th Edition cards and a smattering of OMGWTFBBQ rares (Black ... more » huginn: " As with any Magic-related product, fans can expect regular content expansions and strong tournament support, along with achievements and rankings." ... more » holidays! cat: The reason I liked the XBLA MTG game was because it didn't get crazy with collecting and booster packs. Kind of like Dominion. Some people like card b... more » ThursdayNext: So is this technically an exclusive for Sony, or does that only work when it is Xbox and PC? #magicthegatheringtactics more » exion: hmm... and there I was expecting some sort of wizardry where the PSeye would be able to read magic cards for a second to create an eye-of-judgement st... more » raresquare: Idk how I feel about this. I used to be a huge magic buff back during 6th - 8th edition. Duels of the Planeswalkers got me back into Magic and I have ... more » Archaotic: Sounds both intriguing and boring. I'll need to see some screenshots and gameplay videos to see if it's worth playing. Still, interest has at least ... more » Demonbird: You know what would be great? A magic card game for pc, or a console, that is just that. The cards. All sets up until now, include rule variances, o... more » ggodo, the man from R.O.A.C.H.: In all fairness, the current game isn't that good. Deck customization needs a different system like I need a good night's rest, but I will say that th... more » Modus_Operandi: I'm....I'm actually salivating... #magicthegatheringtactics more » jcb231: So can you actually download these now? I tried multiple times yesterday with no luck. All three Wednesday releases gave me errors when I tried to g... more » Kaddisfly: @SaanZ Makes two of us... Was never a Magic player, but several of my friends were while growing up. Had a good stack back in the day I inherited fro... more » excel_excel: Ahh Garfield! Before he was shit. Jesus have you seen that new cartoony computer animated series he has now? Oh god. Horrid stuff more » SilverFireshot: I was more of a Star Wars CCG player but liked Magic. I haven't played either in years, but this looks really fun. more » PapaBear434: It remains to be seen if enough players still harbor an interest in Magic: The Gathering for this release to bring about the apocalypse, but if it doe... more » Antiterra: I loved Magic back in high school, but that was over 10 years ago, and playing it on the 360 wouldn't be even remotely as fun as it was with friends. ... more » Devenu: From what I've been hearing you're unable to make your own custom deck in magic. There's 8 decks with 45 cards that you MUST use in each one, and then... more » -
#gameannounce
Magic:The Gathering - Tactics Coming To PC And PS3
Sony Online Entertainment and Wizards of the Coast have teamed up for Magic: The Gathering - Tactics, an online, 3D turn-based strategy game coming to the PC and PlayStation 3 next year. More » -
#gamewithfame
Play Xbox Live Magic: The Gathering Live Against Game's Creator
So you think you're a pretty good Magic: The Gathering player, but are you good enough to take on the creator of the game in Magic: The Gathering - Duels of the Planeswalkers? More » -
#xboxlivearcade
This Week In Arcade: Sam And Magic: The Gathering
Sam & Max Save the World this week on Xbox Live Arcade, just in time for Magic: The Gathering - Duels of the Planeswalkers to come along and ruin it. More » -
#dungeonsdragons
D&D 4th Edition Called Forth From Fiery Pit
The game that launched a thousand role-playing games toady celebrates its latest incarnation as Wizards of the Coast announces the release of the Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition Rulebooks. The new set of rules not only herald a more streamlined D&D experience, but also the first true joining of pen & paper D&D to the online world with the introduction of the D&D Insider service, which gives players and Dungeon Masters alike access to online tools for character creation, dungeon building, and even a digital game table to play on. In honor of the release of the three books - The Player's Handbook, Monster Manual, and Dungeon Master's Guide - the D&D Insider service will be available for a free promotional period, after which a subscription will kick in. The books are currently available for $34.95 a piece, or in a bundle for $104.95. More » -
