Dinosaur Trading Card Game

Dinosaur Trading Card Game, originally released in Japan as Dinosaur Card 3DS (恐竜カード3DS Kyōryū Kādo Surī Dī Esu) is a video game adaptation of the original tabletop trading card game of the same name, which in turn was based on the role-playing video game series (same role-playing video game series from Pokémon). Developed by Hudson Soft and Sega, and published by Nintendo, it was initially released in Japan on December 18, 2014, with an English version appearing in North America on April 10, 2016, and in Europe the following December. The title features digital versions of cards from the first three sets of the trading card game originally released in English by Wizards of the Coast between 2014 and 2015, as well as exclusive cards not available outside of the game.
== Gameplay ==
Dinosaur Trading Card Game is a video game simulation of the original tabletop collectible card game with role-playing elements similar to the main Dinosaur King RPG series. Players control a young boy and must travel around the game world interacting with non-player characters and challenging them to card battles using card decks. During gameplay, the player must defeat eight Club Masters, each with a different deck representing one of the game's elemental card types. Finally, the player faces four Grand Masters, and defeating them earns the player the right to inherit four powerful Legendary Cards. A total of cards exist within the game, which includes cards from the first three sets of the real-life game. The player is allowed to choose one of three starter decks at the start of their journey, each containing Dinosaur cards revolving around the three possible starting dinosaurs. As players defeat opponents, they are rewarded with a booster packs containing a random assortment of additional cards they may use in their deck, with up to four separate decks able to be saved at a time.
==Card List==
===North America===
Image	Name 	Meaning 	Habitat 	Period 	Length 	Weight 	Diet 	Years of Origins
 	Albertosaurus 	Alberta lizard 	Canada 	Late Cretaceous, 071–068 	033 ft.	002 tons	Carnivore	1905
 	Allosaurus 	Different lizard 	United States 	Late Jurassic, 155–150 	030 ft.	003 tons	Carnivore	1877
 	Ankylosaurus 	Fused lizard 	Western United States	Late Cretaceous, 068–066 	030 ft.	006 tons	Herbivore	1908
 	Apatosaurus 	Deceptive lizard 	United States 	Late Jurassic, 152–151 	075 ft.	030 tons	Herbivore	1877
 	Brachiosaurus 	Arm lizard 	Colorado 	Late Jurassic, 154–153 	085 ft.	045 tons	Herbivore	1903
 	Camarasaurus 	Chambered lizard 	United States 	Late Jurassic, 155–145 	075 ft.	020 tons	Herbivore	1877
 	Ceratosaurus 	Horned lizard 	United States 	Late Jurassic, 153–148 	020 ft.	001 ton 	Carnivore	1884
 	Chasmosaurus 	Opening lizard 	Canada 	Late Cretaceous, 076.5–075.5 	016 ft.	002 tons	Herbivore	1914
 	Coelophysis 	Hollow form 	United States 	Late Triassic-Early Jurassic, 203–196	010 ft.	100 lbs.	Carnivore	1889
 	Corythosaurus 	Helmet lizard 	Canada 	Late Cretaceous, 077–075 	033 ft.	004 tons	Herbivore	1914
 	Daspletosaurus	Frightful lizard 	Canada 	Late Cretaceous, 077–074 	026 ft.	002 tons	Carnivore	1970
 	Deinonychus 	Terrible claw 	United States 	Early Cretaceous, 115–108 	010 ft.	154 lbs.	Carnivore	1969
 	Didelphodon 	Opossum tooth 	Wyoming 	Late Cretaceous, 073–066 	001 ft.	003 lbs.	Carnivore	1889
 	Dilophosaurus 	Two crested lizard	United States 	Early Jurassic, 193 	020 ft.	001 ton 	Carnivore	1954
 	Diplodocus 	Double beam 	United States 	Late Jurassic, 154–152 	082 ft.	020 tons	Herbivore	1878
===South America===
Image	Name 	Meaning 	Habitat 	Period 	Length 	Weight 	Diet 	Years of Origins
 	Abelisaurus 	Abel's lizard 	Argentina	Late Cretaceous, 080 	030 ft.	001 ton 	Carnivore	1985
 	Amargasaurus 	La Amarga lizard 	Argentina	Early Cretaceous, 129.4–122.46	033 ft.	002 tons	Herbivore	1991
 	Argentinosaurus	Argentina lizard 	Argentina	Early Cretaceous, 097–093.5 	115 ft.	090 tons	Herbivore	1993
 	Carnotaurus 	Flesh-eating bull	Argentina	Late Cretaceous, 072–069.9 	025 ft.	002 tons	Carnivore	1985
===Europe===
Image	Name 	Meaning 	Habitat 	Period 	Length 	Weight 	Diet 	Years of Origins
 	Allosaurus 	Different lizard 	Portugal	Late Jurassic, 155–150 	030 ft.	003 tons	Carnivore	1877
 	Archaeopteryx	Ancient feather 	Germany 	Late Jurassic, 150.8–148.5	002 ft.	004 lbs.	Carnivore	1861
 	Baryonyx 	Heavy claw 	England 	Early Cretaceous, 130–125 	030 ft.	002 tons	Carnivore	1986
 	Ceratosaurus 	Horned lizard 	Portugal	Late Jurassic, 153–148 	020 ft.	001 ton 	Carnivore	1884
 	Compsognathus	Elegant jaw 	Germany 	Late Jurassic, 150.8 	003 ft.	006 lbs.	Carnivore	1859
 	Concavenator 	Hump-backed hunter	Spain 	Early Cretaceous, 130 	020 ft.	002 tons	Carnivore	2010
 	Dorygnathus 	Spear jaw 	Germany 	Early Jurassic, 180 	005 ft.	011 lbs.	Carnivore	1830
===Africa===
Image	Name 	Meaning 	Habitat 	Period 	Length 	Weight 	Diet 	Years of Origins
 	Allosaurus 	Different lizard 	Tanzania	Late Jurassic, 155–150 	030 ft.	003 tons	Carnivore	1877
 	Brachiosaurus 	Arm lizard 	Tanzania	Late Jurassic, 154–153 	085 ft.	045 tons	Herbivore	1903
 	Carcharodontosaurus	Shark-toothed lizard	Egypt 	Early–Late Cretaceous, 112–93.5	043 ft.	007 tons	Carnivore	1925
 	Ceratosaurus 	Horned lizard 	Tanzania	Late Jurassic, 153–148 	020 ft.	001 ton 	Carnivore	1884
 	Dicraeosaurus 	Double-forked lizard	Tanzania	Late Jurassic, 155–150 	040 ft.	002 tons	Herbivore	1914
===Asia===
Image	Name 	Meaning 	Habitat 	Period 	Length 	Weight 	Diet 	Years of Origins
 	Citipati	Funeral Pyre Lord	Mongolia	Late Cretaceous, 084–075	010 ft.	110 lbs.	Omnivore	2001
===Antarctica===
Image	Name 	Meaning 	Habitat 	Period 	Length 	Weight 	Diet 	Years of Origins
 	Cryolophosaurus	Cold-crested lizard	Antarctica	Early Jurassic, 194–188	020 ft.	001 ton	Carnivore	1994
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