0 Random Pokemon Card: Golem Skyridge

Skyridge was a great set in Pokemon cards, and it was Wizards Of The Coasts last before Nintendo to over the card making duties. As this Golem was from the Skyridge set, you may find him (or her??) a little tricky to get hold of, as the set was not so easy to find on release, many of the cards from it are pretty rare now. I haven't seen Golem Skyridge sell for less then £35 for sometime now on eBay, so if you are looking to buy the card, you may like to look on eBay and other places to see what prices you can find. But I'm guessing most sellers will be offering near the £30+ price mark. Likely to be a little more for the holo version. I really like the cards artwork on both the non-holo and holo card, the artists on the Pokemon TCG do a great job, hear they have created a striking Golem pic, as he stands next to a rock looking into the distance. A very thoughtfull looking Pokemon art entry I think, in non-holo it looks like a nice painting and then has the sparkels over in the cards holo version. If you'd like to take a look at the card from a gameplay perspective, head to the post on this Golem on Blogged On TV or click this lick for the post directly:

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Trading Cards Collections
If your a fan of trading cards, perhaps you collect a varity of franchises, or maybe certain ones, then you may like to look out for our upcoming trading card sales on eBay. the cards will be  a range of more mainstream tittles in TCG including; Magic The Gathering, Doctor Who, Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh and Dragonball Z
, their will also be football and other sporting cards too. Then their will be some more less well know, perhaps you might say obscure, franchises for any that are like me and like to collect these too. As well as the gaming cards, their will be non-gaming sets too, for example cards sets for mivies and cult TV shows, that kind of thing.Their will also be trading card acesseries too, head over to the shop on eBay to see what's currently in stock:

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0 Redakai Preview

A post now on Redakai: Conquer The Kairu. This is one of the newer trading card games to hit the UK (it's been out for a liitle while elsewhere) and is looking like the makings of a great franchise. I'll take a look at Redakai in an upcoming video too and show you some cards and how they work as a game.
The game Redakai, which is from the makers of Bakugan, is a franchise that has already been creating a buzz after just launching here in the UK. At a first glance of Redakai the game may appear similar to other trading card games, but once you delve a little deeper you will find it has a unique slant on the trading card format-or you could call it a TPG: Trading Plastic Game, as they are actually plastic made, rather then card. Think like the Marvel Laminated series that came out a few years back. Their is a reason for this style apart from just the fact it looks cool, it adds to the gameplay to.
Their are two sets of rules, some basic sets and some more compicated ones for players wanting to play the more in depth version of the game. I'll go in more detail about these rules in a later post. In the game you have your Character cards, Attack cards and your Monster cards like the classic monster based trading card game style.But where the style of the game takes on a different look is in the animated look of the cards, Blast 3D as they call it. On the attack cards, you will have a 3D animation effect that will show your attack in movement. A scan in of the cards won't do full justice to this effect with it's animation, but in the video you should notice it, a nice effect the makers have used. More on Radakai soon.

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