Wednesday, May 26, 2010
King's Court Lives Again!
A fantastic card game was invented in the 1970s, and was marketed for a short time in the 1980s, by a small company from Louisville Kentucky. Hasbro bought the game from them, only to kill the game and take it off the market. That was a very sad day for all us happy King's Court fans.
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To create the game, you will need a few things:
ReplyDelete1. Blank/Blank 6-up coatable card sheets.
http://www.plaincards.com/Store/shopdisplayproducts.asp?id=57&cat=Blank+Coatable+Playing+Cards+-+Both+Sides+Blank#
2. Spray on coating.
http://www.plaincards.com/store/shopdisplayproducts.asp?id=47&cat=Playing+Card+Coating+-+ONLY+SHIPS+TO+THE+CONTINENTAL+U.S.
3. A box for the cards.
http://www.plaincards.com/store/shopdisplayproducts.asp?id=44&cat=Card+Boxes
Then go get this ZIP file:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.fileswap.com/share/562bdc4f5f72460e8e0dd97fbf1a7c2b/KingsCourtPhoenixEdition.zip.html
Burn it to CD or DVD, and follow the instructions.
I personally created 8-copies of the game, kept 2-for myself, and the rest given to family and friends.
i would love to get images of this game. if you can please send them t rpool407@gmail.com thanks
DeleteIs there any current link to the ISO files so I can create a set of these cards for myself?
ReplyDeleteI have a 1983 edition I'm interested in selling.
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DeleteI'm interested in buying the game.
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ReplyDeleteWe are Looking for the game or the files to make the game for our family.
ReplyDeleteI had the game when I was a kind in the 80s and loved it. Found a full deck at a yard sale a few years ago and introduced it to my wife and kids, and we loved it. My now teenage son took it to a friend's house to play and it has disappeared :(
ReplyDeleteThe entire family is saddened.
I found your blog googling to see if I could find a copy somewhere to buy!
I'm interested in buying the game.
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