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Street Fighter Deck Building Game Solicitation Order Due Date: 6/17/13 Release Date: Late 2013 Street Fighter Deck-building Game Game Contents • 221 Game Cards • 14 Oversized Hero Cards • 1 Rulebook Game Summary: In the CapCom® Street Fighter™ Deck-building Game, you take on the role of Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Balrog, M. Bison or one of the other well-known characters as you travel to exotic locales seeking new challenges! While you begin armed only with basic combat maneuvers, you will add new, more powerful cards to your deck as you go, with the goal of defeating as many Stage Bosses as you can. Each player starts with their own basic 10 card deck and draws a hand of five cards each turn. Power is the currency you will use to buy new, stronger cards to add to your deck. The goal of a deck-building game is to craft your personal deck into well-oiled machine. There are five different types of cards that can be acquired: Villains, Heroes, Equipment, Super Powers, and Locations. A large, central stack of cards supplies a five-card “Line-Up” from which players make their purchases. Each player will always have five cards to choose from each turn, so every turn there are new options and new surprises. When a player has amassed enough Power, he or she may attempt to defeat the current Stage Boss. When a Stage Boss is attacked, it retaliates against the attacker! With Street Fighter, the action is often one-on-one. Players can defend themselves with Defense cards like Chun-Li’s Bracelets and Electric Thunder. Each player also has access to a special Ultimate card that is one of their character’s signature maneuvers. In the end, the player who has accumulated the most Victory Points from the cards in his or her deck wins the game. Key Selling Points • Play as Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Balrog, M. Bison, and many more. Fourteen playable characters! Each Street Fighter character has a unique special ability that will open up different strategies to the player. Follow that strategy or break away with a plan of your own. ©2013 Cryptozoic Entertainment. 16279 Laguna Canyon Road, Irvine, CA 92618. All Rights Reserved. ©CAPCOM U.S.A., ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. • Fully compatible with previous and future Cerberus Engine: Heroes game releases! • Card combos, strategy, and fun abound in this game where every card is a well-known, fan-favorite card with amazing art from the Street Fighter universe! • Easy to learn, fun for all ages. Marketing Support • Online media advertising on consumer and retail trade sites including boardgamegeek.com and ICV2.com. • Game reviews and press coverage across major hobby, comic and gaming media outlets to support game launch. • Heavily promoted at major gaming and hobby events throughout the year including GenCon and PAX Prime via live play demos and promo card giveaways. • Review copies sent to online media ranging from enthusiast outlets (hobby gaming, comic and general pop culture) to video game outlets (GameSpot, IGN, Kotaku) for expanded consumer exposure. • Launch expanded product page Cryptozoic.com and constant online media presence on the Cryptozoic Entertainment Facebook page to announce game, run special promotions and introduce new cards and artwork on a continued basis up until launch • Cross-promotions with Capcom Entertainment via giveaways, contents and announcements on the Capcom website and Street Fighter Facebook page and at conventions/special events. • Exclusive gameplay promo cards that will be distributed via events and special consumer and retail promotions. At a Glance: • Number of Players: 2 – 5 • For Ages: 15 and up • Playing Time: 30 – 45 minutes Ordering Information: Available to ship: North America Item Contents UPC ISBN MSRP Preliminary Description Dimensions Game • 221 Game Cards 978-1-61768-287-2 $40.00 12.25”x8”x3” (31.1 cm x 20.3 • 14 Oversized cm x 7.6 cm) 2 Hero Cards lbs (.9 kg) • 1 Rulebook Game Case 6 Games/Case NA $240.00 18.9"x 12.8"x 1.2" (48x32.5x22cm) 12.2lbs (5.5kg) ©2013 Cryptozoic Entertainment. 16279 Laguna Canyon Road, Irvine, CA 92618. All Rights Reserved. ©CAPCOM U.S.A., ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. .
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