Thats right IGN has posted up their Eye of Judgment Reviews and they scored it an 8/10. AAA title for at least all card game fans? most likely and from Japanese reactions from TGS about the game it should sell well.

http://ps3.ign.com/articles/827/827260p1.html 

The sad part is this is one of the best card games on consoles of all time.

I'm getting it simply because I used to play Magic the Gathering with a few of my buddies and we plan on buying it with some cards and just playing it for the memories sort of. I'm not to keen on buying all the cards but I'm not gonna get too into it so it'll be fine.

dtewi: Best card game of all time? I don't think so, it seems too simple for me, I like complicated personally. Not saying it's gonna be bad but saying best before it's even out might be a stretch you know?

 how is it sad? Wizard of the Coast put some time in figuring out how to make a very enjoyable card game. 

Only 4 cards game averaged over 80%. And they still didn't break 85. And there is a 50% game in the top 10.

not interested in this

will save money for R &C, Uncharted n Haze

It looks cool, especially when you hold the card in your hand.
I have to agree with the IGN guys though, I mean it does feel a bit gimmicky.

The Monster Rancher card game was a fun one for the... PS1? PS2. I don't know. I got to play that again sometime soon. You could even swap out this disc for other cds and stuff and it would get you new cards.

The Digimon cardgame was pretty neat too. I like cardgames.

Still when I get a PS3 i don't see myself buying this. Because while I like cardgames... I hate paying for cards. Give me one price upfront for your game, where i earn cards through the game... not any of this other "You gotta buy these new cards to compete" BS.

To me that's just a scam.

Good ,this is probably the best card game ever and the technology works fine .They have also ensured that you cant cheat online .

I've really been looking forward to this...I've collected cards since I was a little kid (Marvel cards, Magic the Gathering, etc.) and have them in card books. This looks like a lot of fun for me. I imagine it will get a small cult following--especially in Japan.