Defending Earth from danger and fighting villainy at its most extreme, the Justice League of America is untouchable. Comic book fans and gamers, experience the power of Super-Heroes™ such as Superman, Batman, the Flash, Wonder Woman and more and be sure to get your order in for this unique collector deck box set. Highlighted by spectacular depictions of the JLA by world famous comic book artist Alex Ross, this set presents an ideal way to get started with Vs. System gaming or expand an existing collection. The DC Comics TCG is an easy to learn, fast-paced game that provides exciting strategic gameplay while capturing the flavor of the DC Comics universe. The game accurately represents the super powers and histories of the DC characters, and as a Vs. System game, is fully compatible with other Vs. System products. Each collector tin contains four JLA booster packs (14 cards per pack) and four exclusive variant extended art foil cards.

This Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME Collectible Tin - one of six new tins now available on the Upper Deck Store - contains five of the best booster pack releases (Dark Beginning- Volume 1, Soul of the Duelist, Rise of Destiny, Flaming Eternity and Dark Revelation- Volume 1) plus one new exclusive card never distributed outside of Japan (six different to collect)! Each of the five booster packs - except Dark Beginning- Vol. 1 and Dark Revelation- Vol. 1, which each contain 13 cards - contains nine cards per pack! Each collectible tin is able to hold two deck boxes, plus, on the outside, the tins have an embossed design highlighted by the monster that is on the exclusive card inside. Start collecting these new tins now!

A perfect companion for the 2005-06 NBA season, this edition of Upper Deck Basketball features the same superb photography, player selection and high quality inserts that this brand has long been known for. First to grab collectors' attention are the array of memorabilia cards (inserted 1:12 packs, on average), led by the always popular UD Game Jersey cards (inserted 1:20 packs, on average). Plus, collect Star Rookies cards (inserted 1:4 packs, on average) of top names from the 2005-06 rookie class, like No. 1 pick Andrew Bogut of Milwaukee, New Orleans' talented point guard, Chris Paul, or University of North Carolina heroes Marvin Williams (Atlanta), Sean May and Raymond Felton (Charlotte). Of course there's much more to this product, like the one special “Rookie Scrapbook” bonus card found in each retail pack on average so order your retail box (comprised of 24 packs and nine cards per pack) now!

This card game teaches multiplication while educating kids and adults on the gods, goddesses, heroes, monsters, minions, weapons and magic of Norse and Egyptian ancient cultures. Players compete, each using a different deck, to plunder each other’s spoils using the strengths of each character card in their deck. Hidden within each deck is a mysterious adventure card that players can use to solve a special secret. Great for schools, this game would also work well for anyone who's inquisitive about ancient legends and mythology. Mythmatical Battles was called the "flashcards of the future" by Scholastic Magazine and has won multiple Educational Toy Awards.

Oh my, what have we here? A self-described "crazy cuckoo card game with sneaky birds and fowl play?" This could get out of hand. Literally, that is, as players compete to collect the most flocks from the 21 different types of bird cards using such cards as the Spying Spectacle Bird that allows players a sneak peek at other players' cards and the Crazy Cuckoo Bird that lets players snatch away someone else's flocks. It's best for two to four players.

Rhyme Thyme is a fast-action matching game for 2 to 5 players that will have kids racing to get rid of their cards first. When players spot a rhyme in another player's hand, they race to be the first to call out the match. Players need keen eyes and fast hands to "catch the match" in this game. Rhyme Thyme helps children develop their hand-eye coordination, word recognition and reading vocabulary skills. It includes an instruction booklet and 108 illustrated cards.

InStructures is a family/party game in which two teams race to build a structure with building blocks. However, only their "Foremen" get to see the blueprints. Good verbal communication is the key to winning.
— This game turns block-building into a competitive sport.
— The high-quality wooden building pieces make the game aesthetically pleasing, too.
— MarBan took “tons” of pre-orders for InStructures at Toy Fair, said vice-president Jenna Banks. The game will be available in June 2006.

A best-seller in Europe, Halli Galli Kidz is designed for 2 to 4 players. Players have to be the first to spot the matches and ring the bell — but, subtle differences may cause players to accidentally hit the bell and lose points.

To play, place five cards in a circle. Everyone gets to look and study. Each card depicts an animal performing a silly motion, like flapping its wings, jumping up and down or dancing. Now the cards are flipped upside down (and mom and dad are now at a distinct disadvantage to the kids). Roll the dice to see how many hops the wooden Safar man takes. The player has to remember and act out the action on the card, then flip it over to see if he or she was right! If right, she gets a chip. If not, it’s the next players turn. Hilarious fun for all ages.

A little like the beloved “rock, paper, scissors,” this fast moving card game has two variations for which cards “beat” the others. Both players turn over a card at the same time, glance to see if their character wins or loses against the other player’s card, then quickly scrambles to grab for either a green wooden figure if the card wins or red wooden figure if the card is the loser. Whoever guesses correctly first and grabs the right man—wins. If the “cheat” card is flipped over, the game is an entirely new version! For 2 players.

Wordzzo is the only game that combines games of words and sentence building in one set of cards. Most games can only be played if the rules are followed. The Wordzzo game cards will still work for players who want to change the rules and create different games. Instead of forming one of the sentences on the list, kids can use the word cards to form funny lines such as "a giraffe has 151 feet." Letter cards are drawn or traded to form words. In the advanced games, words are formed to get Word cards and players try to construct one of the sentences on the rules sheet. Players can change the rules and set time limits to create a wide variety of different games. The game is for two to eight players and the deck includes 200 cards with instructions. READ MOM REVIEW

One of two Perpetual Commotion Expansion Packs, this set allows players of Perptetual Commotion to make room for four more players. If players thought Perpetual Commotion was total chaos with six players, they'll need to brace themselves to now be able to include up to 10. Not for use with 2-Player Perpetual Commotion®.

The card game with ever changing rules. It starts out simple, with just the Basic Rule card: draw one card and play one card during each player's turn. But New Rule cards quickly make things chaotic. Even the object of the game will often change, as players swap out one Goal card for another.
― “Fluxx: A card game from Looney Labs. A game where the rules and win condition[s] are always in 'flux.' Fluxx had been a best seller since we opened [in 2004],” said Ed Evans, owner of All Things Fun! in West Berlin, N.J., in March 2007.

Players get rid of the high cards (rats) and go for the low cards (cats) in this poker-style game with cat- and rat-decorated cards. As children play Rat-a-Tat Cat, they develop a sense of timing and an understanding of basic, but essential, mathematical concepts. They also begin to develop an intuitive sense of probability. It’s won an Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award, Dr. Toy’s Best Vacation Products, Mensa Select and a Canadian Toy Testing Council “Children’s Choice” Award.
— Mark Truax, store manager at Try & Buy Toy Stores in Katonah, N.Y., said this game is “up there in the top” of its best-selling card games.
— “Gamewright is a strong seller for us,” Colleen Nelson, owner of Goodie Gumdrops in Burien Wash., told TDmonthly in summer 2008.
—  Five percent of 64 retailers named Rat-a-Tat Cat as one of their top-selling card games in August 2008, and three of 38 echoed the same in late summer 2009. “It’s been our best seller for seven years,” Jennifer Schneeweis, owner of Izilla Toys in Seattle, told TDmonthly in August 2009, citing sales of 24 units monthly.

Rooster Booster is a fun game of bluff with cards. Each of the roosters wants to sit on top of the ladder. However, there is only room for one on each step; some may lose feathers in the crowd. Stronger and bigger roosters may replace the smaller ones. Only the one who observes the pecking order may win the race! Or does a small, clever young rooster succeed in sneaking up the ladder and gain valuable points? Contains: one game board, 100 rooster cards of different values, 30 wooden rooster playing pieces (six each in five different colors), 100 chips (20 each in five different colors) and instructions. It's designed for three to five players.

The game for fun lovers and quick thinkers! The deck of 106 cards is divided evenly among the players to make up the face down decks they draw from. Players keep 3 cards in their hands and use their cards to start piles in the center of the table. The object is to collect as many complete sets of cards as possible. The game can be played by 2-5 players and includes 106 cards.

‘Bouta Face is the first ever card game to use both sides of the cards on every play of the game. The unique deck has NO fronts, NO backs, NO numbers and NO suits, just 11 wildly entertaining faces that elicit laughter and challenge the memory.  The all-new ‘Bouta Face includes solitaire play, a beginner’s version for newcomers to double-sided card play and the original advanced version for the those who relish the most “enterbraining” challenge. The object of each game is quite simple; win the most cards by making the most matches. Players win matches by correctly recalling which of their face-down cards match an opponent’s face-up cards. Although remembering one face-down card might prove easy for some the competition intensifies as players do their best to keep track of two, six or more face-down cards over multiple rounds of play. Guess right and you win. Guess wrong and you lose face.

For 2 to 6 players, this unique card game combines the versatility of cards with the excitement of dice. The number 8 is the key to the game, as players compete to get one ¡OCHO! card trick in each of the deck’s three color suits. The first to do so wins a round. The first to earn 88 points wins the game and becomes the ¡OCHO! King or Queen. The game can be played two different ways to guarantee uncomplicated fun for everyone.

Bloom and her friends are the stars of the most exciting new girls´ adventure ever. The Winx are beautiful, bewitching teen girls with a passion for fashion and a flair for magic! Children can share the fun and excitement by collecting Winx Club game cards to exchange and play with their friends! In the game, they´ll work together with their friends to defeat the Witches in a secret midnight battle. The tin box includes 2 magical 30-card decks, two Sun rings featuring Bloom and Stella, one play mat, one Witches die, one score card, one Cloud Tower card, and one rule sheet.

Duelists can now stack their decks with a collection of booster packs designed to increase complexity and power during Dueling matches. Each unique tin offers an assortment of the game´s top-selling booster packs, which include Dark Beginning 1, Dark Revelation 1, Soul of the Duelist, The Lost Millennium, and Flaming Eternity.

The P.D.A. stands for "Personal Deck Assistant." Based on the principle created with the Invisible Deck, this allows a magician to ask a spectator for his or her shopping list and the requested items appear on the blank cards. It comes with a booklet of instructions on how to put the deck together; the magician creates the deck with his or her own handwriting. It was created by Adam Grace.

The various princesses from Disney´s classic animated movies are the stars of these classic card games. Packaged in a sparkling purple tin, Snow White, Jasmine, Sleeping Beauty, Ariel and others populate the decks for Go Fish, Old Maid, and Crazy 8s. The jumbo-sized cards make it easier for kids to play.

Not just a game, this product is also a learning tool. The game teaches basic sign language, and the players use the knowledge to compete against each other to complete word games. See It & Sign It teaches 60 words, the alphabet and numbers, and comes with 60 word cards, two secret decoder lenses and 10 double-sided game boards.

This game includes just about everything needed to create your own game: a blank game board, 110 blank playing cards, four dice, playing chips, four colored pencils and more. Players can create whatever rules they want and draw whatever they like on the game board. It´s part arts and crafts project and part challenge of wits. Players that think they have created a stellar winner can submit it to Piatnik where the game has the chance to be published, if deemed good enough.

An expansion of Nuclear War, this humorous card game from Flying Buffalo can be played alone or with Nuclear War, Nuclear Proliferation or both. Players must strive for world domination using various tactics including propaganda, espionage and nuclear threats.