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Game Cards can be used to buy membership, keys for Treasure Hunter, and RuneCoins for Solomon's General Store. They are found in stores and come in increments of $10/£7.50 and $25/£20.

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  • Game Cards can be used to buy membership, keys for Treasure Hunter, and RuneCoins for Solomon's General Store. They are found in stores and come in increments of $10/£7.50 and $25/£20.
  • On September 26th, 2010, ROBLOX first released their game cards at the children's toys retailer in the United States, Toys "R" Us. Ever since the release, the places where users can buy ROBLOX game cards has increased, to the point where users in Canada can purchase a game card. Game cards are now available in the United States, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom.
  • Game Cards were basically gift cards for Pirates Online. They granted Unlimited Access for a certain amount of time. Picture is an example of a Game Card. GAME CARDS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE FROM ANY U.S. RETAIL STORE! File:30 day game card copy.png Get 30-Day Game Cards for Pirates of the Caribbean Online for Unlimited Access and explore all the Caribbean has to offer!
  • A Game Card is a proprietary format of ROM cartridge used for the Nintendo DS, Nintendo DSi, Nintendo 3DS, and the Nintendo Switch; the name comes from the fact that the cartridges are based on the Secure Digital Card format, resulting in a small, flat shape reminiscent of a playing card. Game cards serve as a successor to the larger Game Paks utilized in the Game Boy line, the NES, SNES, and N64. Nintendo DS game cards use the serial code prefix "NTR" (referring to the Nintendo DS's codename "Nitro") while 3DS game cards use the serial code prefix "LNA" on the game label and "CTR" on the back of the cartridge. Nintendo game cards are manufactured by the Taiwanese company Macronix.
  • Eine Game Card ist eine der Zahlungsmethoden für World of Warcraft. Sie wird von Blizzard über den Einzelhandel verkauft. Auf der Rückseite jeder Game Card befindet sich ein graues Rubbelfeld, unter dem sich der Game Card Code verbirgt. Dieser Code muss bei bestehenden Kunden in der Accountverwaltung bei den Zahlungsmöglichkeiten unter "Game Card hinzufügen" eingegeben werden; Neukunden tragen den Code bei der Accounterstellung ein.
  • A Game Card is a new disc-less edition of City of Heroes / City of Villains that can be purchased in real-life, brick-and-mortar stores. Game Cards currently sell for US$20. With the Game Card you get:
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  • Game Cards can be used to buy membership, keys for Treasure Hunter, and RuneCoins for Solomon's General Store. They are found in stores and come in increments of $10/£7.50 and $25/£20.
  • A Game Card is a new disc-less edition of City of Heroes / City of Villains that can be purchased in real-life, brick-and-mortar stores. Game Cards currently sell for US$20. With the Game Card you get: * To own the game of City of Heroes / City of Villains (that is, both Cities or factions). * A Serial Code that is used on the PlayNC master account to either... * Create (ADD) a new City of Heroes / City of Villains account to your Master PlayNC account (and then follow the directions to download the client to your computer); * UPGRADE a trial version of the game to a fully functioning and owned version; or, * UPGRADE an existing full account to add an extra 30 days of game time and to gain access to the 30-day Jet Pack. * One month free game play time. * a Jet Pack available to all characters on that account (even from level 1) that expires after 30 days of real time (from the moment you apply the serial code to a game account).
  • A Game Card is a proprietary format of ROM cartridge used for the Nintendo DS, Nintendo DSi, Nintendo 3DS, and the Nintendo Switch; the name comes from the fact that the cartridges are based on the Secure Digital Card format, resulting in a small, flat shape reminiscent of a playing card. Game cards serve as a successor to the larger Game Paks utilized in the Game Boy line, the NES, SNES, and N64. Nintendo DS game cards use the serial code prefix "NTR" (referring to the Nintendo DS's codename "Nitro") while 3DS game cards use the serial code prefix "LNA" on the game label and "CTR" on the back of the cartridge. Nintendo game cards are manufactured by the Taiwanese company Macronix. Game cards are thin and square shaped, with 3DS game cards additionally featuring a small appendage to the right of the game label to prevent them from being inserted into an original DS (though removing the tab and inserting one into the DS reveals that the system will not read 3DS game cards regardless). The Nintendo Switch's game cards, meanwhile, are smaller and more rectangular shaped (the base is approximately 23 mm by 34 mm, making it slightly smaller than an SD Card), with proportionally longer pin connectors. Game cards are additionally color-coded based on which system they're designed for: DS game cards are dark gray, DSi game cards are white, 3DS game cards are light gray, and Switch game cards are black. While most game cards don't come in unique-color variations, the ones for Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver, Pokemon Black and White, and Pokémon Black and White 2 are black with built-in infrared sensors at the top. The Nintendo 3DS and New 3DS are backwards-compatible with DS & DSi game cards, but the latter two systems are incapable of running 3DS game cards. Additionally, DSi game cards cannot be run on the original DS due to them taking advantage of DSi features that the DS lacks. For the same reason, the original 3DS cannot run game cards designed specifically for the New 3DS. The Nintendo Switch is only be compatible with game cards designed specifically for the system. Curiously, the Nintendo Switch's game cards are coated in denatonium benzoate, a nontoxic chemical known for being the most bitter-tasting chemical compound in the world. According to Nintendo, the purpose of this chemical coating is to deter young children from ingesting and subsequently choking on the game cards. The discovery of the Switch game cards' bitter taste ironically led to numerous people tasting the denatonium benozate for themselves, with varying results. Despite ROM cartridges having fallen out of fashion for home consoles as a result of the Sony PlayStation's success over the N64, game cards have continuously found success with Nintendo handhelds as a result of their faster loading times (which is especially advantageous due to how handheld games are typically played in short intervals), lower vulnerability to piracy, and reduced system manufacturing costs (optical discs require an optical drive consisting of a spindle and a laser in order to be read, which are more expensive due to the use of moving and/or fragile parts that renders them highly liable to break down; cartridges can simply be read with connector pins attached to the motherboard).
  • Eine Game Card ist eine der Zahlungsmethoden für World of Warcraft. Sie wird von Blizzard über den Einzelhandel verkauft. Auf der Rückseite jeder Game Card befindet sich ein graues Rubbelfeld, unter dem sich der Game Card Code verbirgt. Dieser Code muss bei bestehenden Kunden in der Accountverwaltung bei den Zahlungsmöglichkeiten unter "Game Card hinzufügen" eingegeben werden; Neukunden tragen den Code bei der Accounterstellung ein. Beim Kauf der Game Card zahlt man für 60 Tage im Voraus; derzeit (April 2009) kostet sie etwa 27 Euro. Man kann zwar seinen Account vor Ablauf dieser 60 Tage kündigen, hat in diesem Fall jedoch kein Recht auf eine volle oder anteilige Rückerstattung des Kaufpreises der Game Card.
  • On September 26th, 2010, ROBLOX first released their game cards at the children's toys retailer in the United States, Toys "R" Us. Ever since the release, the places where users can buy ROBLOX game cards has increased, to the point where users in Canada can purchase a game card. Game cards are now available in the United States, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom. On ROBLOX, a game card can be used to buy Builders Club membership or ROBUX. On the back of the game card, the user can scratch off the gray bar on the back of the card that reveals a PIN that can be typed into the game card section of the website, where such PINs can be redeemed. Game cards can also be used to obtain certain exclusive items (usually related to the time of year), depending on the amount or store; when redeemed, the items will be added to your account. The available items change every month and can be viewed in the game card section of the website.
  • Game Cards were basically gift cards for Pirates Online. They granted Unlimited Access for a certain amount of time. Picture is an example of a Game Card. GAME CARDS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE FROM ANY U.S. RETAIL STORE! File:30 day game card copy.png Get 30-Day Game Cards for Pirates of the Caribbean Online for Unlimited Access and explore all the Caribbean has to offer! 1. * Buy a 30 Day Game Card. (Your card is activated at the register upon purchase.) 2. * Scratch off the back of the Game Card to reveal your unique PIN and redeem it under Account Options. 3. * Upgraded to Unlimited Access!
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