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Also, your opponent would win if you, at any time, had no robots left on the field. I never actually decided on which one it would be, but you get the idea. The goal of the game would have been something along the lines of "Defeat 8 of your opponent's robots to win!" or "Collect 8 Victory Tokens to win!".

The rules of play are described in detail in the next few paragraphs, but if you'd rather jump to view the cards themselves feel free to use any of the anchor links below. In the end I had stop the project - but a lot of cool cards did come out of it and I feel it would be a shame not to post them online.

The idea wasn't as well-received as I'd hoped it would be and it also seemed I forgot an important part of working with licensed characters - I can't sell the cards! Although this seems to be a given, I never thought about it as far as how I'd get these cards out to people - I'd have to print them, which would cost a lot of money, but I wouldn't be able to charge people for them which would make me very broke. The rest of the artwork on the cards for new characters, items, and options was all done by me and I think most of them turned out pretty well. Please note that there are some cards with official Capcom artwork on them and Capcom retains the rights to that artwork. :) I wanted to make a fun, simple Trading Card Game based on MegaMan Powered Up and that's exactly what I started doing. This time, however, I was a little wiser and a little more talented as far as my graphic design abilities were concerned. I, personally, thought Powered Up was one of the MegaMan series' best games to date.īecause of this drought of fandom, I wanted to do something to remind people how awesome MegaMan was and how cute the Powered Up characters were! Taking note of the success (with fans, anyway) of the previous TCG I made, I figured I'd try my hand at it again but with a new series. A few years ago in 2006 after the initial buzz of the "MegaMan Powered Up" PSP game by Capcom died off (it wasn't as successful as they thought it would be, sadly) the fandom started to die down.