Sega’s Dino King loses the cards

By Spencer . September 4, 2007 . 10:49am

In the arcades Sega’s Mushi King and Dino King games are hot enough for Sega to bring them out on the Nintendo DS. Each of the games came out with a card reader to replicate the card scanning/rocks-paper-scissors gameplay of the arcade game. Dino King kept growing, it got an anime series and now a game based on the show. Kodai Ouja: Kyouryuu King - 7-tsu no Kakera keeps the rocks-paper-scissors set up, but drops the card reader. Instead this is supposed to be a deeper, kid-friendly RPG with Wi-Fi battles. While this may not get that much attention now 4Kids Entertainment is bringing the anime to the USA, which just might be enough pull to prompt localization of Kodai Ouja: Kyouryuu King - 7-tsu no Kakera sometime in 2008.

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