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Nintendo AR Cards
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Type: Objects
Game Category: Card Games
Complexity: Low Complexity
Number of Players: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10+
Assets: Cards
Language: English
Tunnisteet: Nintendo, AR, Augmented Reality, 3DS
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13.8.2014 klo 4.57
9.7.2022 klo 19.24
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Nintendo AR Cards

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Sort of useless I suppose to a certain extent, but I enjoyed remaking them.

Many of the cards were remade in Photoshop (given they almost all use stock images of their characters) for the sake of high quality.

They're nice to look at, and I suppose it could be fun to see your characters on your imaginary table?

=Contains=
- Stock AR Games Set
- Paper Mario Adventure 3DS Set
- Photos With Mario Set
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Benjamoose  [tekijä] 9.7.2022 klo 21.52 
UPDATE:

The broken textures/images were due to my website receiving a domain name change. The files still existed in their original folders but the URLs that pointed to them were no longer accurate.

I've now rectified this by updating each upload. The current update should now work as intended.
Bloodrealm 12.9.2014 klo 21.55 
You should try to put in at least some of the Kid Icarus: Uprising cards as well!
Exalt 18.8.2014 klo 17.51 
Very nice. Love how it actually works. Shame the paper mario ones are all...weird.
MrNobodyX3 17.8.2014 klo 0.01 
lol took out my 3DS xl and saw all of the characters in TTS
DrFreenote 14.8.2014 klo 2.11 
Performed a test to see if the 3DS would detect the cards. They do.

Interesting note on the 3DS tracking algorithms, it actually did a very decent job of tracking the card and table surface despite it being projected from a flat monitor. Somewhat difficult to play certain games with, as moving the 3DS to change perspective does not work, you have to change your in-game camera to move around the table. Not particularly practical, but a very entertaining experiment none-the-less.