Nintendo may have been synonymous with video games today, but the company really started as a play card company. Founded in 1889, Nintendo actually developed Hanfuda-a type of card used to play a variety of games starting in the 16th century. Playing games is clearly no longer the real attraction of Nintendo, but the gaming giant has not forgotten the roots of his polite game card. Nintendo has continued to issue a card deck, although these days are included, including Traditional 52 cards off Zelda– and Mario Tamidar Deck As well as unique Hanfuda Cards in Mushroom Kingdom characters.
Nintendo play cards are mainly sold in Japan, though a group of imported decks has popped up on Amazon over the past years. Prices often change because you are buying from a limited stock seller, but deck usually ships from Amazon and some even have prime shipping. We’ve scored All Nintendo are playing We can meet on Amazon.
All of the 52 cards below are packed in a clear case of plastic with the Nintendo Logo, so when you are not playing, you can display a cool artwork.
$ 10
Zealda’s 25th anniversary was re -released in 2011 to remind the symbol of Zeelda, a compound in this charming 52 card deck, from the original NES game to the Skyward Sword, a mixture of the role and item artwork. If you are wondering who caught the spots on the face cards: the link is jack, Zelda is the queen, and Ganondorf is the king. The trifles can be found on the Aces, and is Tingle Joker, which feels like perfect choice.
Each card contains a green back, which contains a tripore pattern, hyalian crusts, and a large trifles in the center that contain four different versions of the link during the age. Note: The picture shown above is how the back of the cards look. The image on Amazon is bright and excessive.
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This 52 card deck includes the latest designs of leading mushrooms. Mario himself is on the back of the cards. The red and gold color scheme includes the border of super -stars. Unfortunately for Baasar, he is a joker in this deck, while Mario is the king. It probably doesn’t make King Copa very happy.
$ 15
Nintendo’s Game Stage 52 Card deck features baker’s underlings, power ups and coins retro and modern artwork. Each full color card has a section of the original Super Mario Bruce, Super Mario Bruce 3, Super Mario World, or New Super Mario Bruce U.
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For retro gaming enthusiasts, if you want cards playing Super Mario Bruce, this 52 card deck is one of your best options. The original Super Mario Bruce is on the back of the game for Mario’s Character Model NES, and each card has 8 -bit artwork or accessories/items such as power ups and warp pipes. And yes, Mario is always the king, and Bausar is once again a joker.
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In front of these cards, the aforementioned “standard” deck is very similar, while on the back of the cards there are dynamic neon super mushrooms, fire flowers, superstars, bricks and coins that are set against solid black background. Mario’s 3D Character Model is jumping into Trump (Wahoo).
$ 17
The second ideal option for retro Mario fans is this 52 card deck. It is one of the two Super Mario decks with full color background in the front of the cards. With the emphasis on Super Mario Bruce 3, you will find Character Art from the NES. For example, King Mario is with his frog suit. In the back of each card, Mario shows the mid sprint, whose hat is fluttered on top of it, against a multi -color background.
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Nintendo also developed a proper colorful deck for spilletone cards. The back of the cards has been sprayed with paint, while the fronts contain gray backgrounds, including the roles of the spiral franchise, including judges, Animo, Atom, and Squad logo.
$ 20 for black | $ 21 for red color
Hanfoda (Flower Cards) games are designed to play small and thick, different traditional Japanese card games from the game.
Nintendo’s Super Mario Temidar Hanfoda Deck includes a unique character artwork that you will not receive on the above 52 card decks. Each card has a different character or item from the background of mushrooms and flowers. With various cards wearing your classic suit to Mario, you can appreciate art exhibiting cards that can showcase Baisar Junior, Yoshi, Princess Patch, Rosalina, Dizzy, Todge, and more. Even along with Baby Mario and Kamik, there are donkeys and Daddy Kong, the island of Yoshi.
$ 13
Although also developed by Nintendo, this particular deck features natural landscape art, rivers and dynamic plants. You will not find the role of the video game on these cards, but they still look great.
$ 16
This Hanfuda deck digs a clear plastic case in favor of a more traditional storage case. Like the other two sets, each card contains natural natural works.
