Let's go more indepth in the card game. What do you like about it what could be different? Also we will discuss some strategics here or what you can do the best.

I played the card game the most of any other FF minigame, it's very addictive. Best thing to do is get as many cards in the beginning as possible, later when new rules are aplied it might be harder to get the same cards.

I don't really have a solid strategy (it's been a while since I last played it), but I prefer a combination of the Brothers and Diablos and a mixture of other cards.

So what is your favorite deck, card and what are your views about the game?

I like Triple Triad (that's what it was called, right?). Anyways, it was very addictive and cool though... I remember that some people made a Triple Traid website in which you can play it online. Then they expanded on it and made many different cards from other Final Fantasys. It was a cool site/game. But it's closed down now due to how much it costed to keep it up... i was there and I rocked!

My best hand is Squall, Seifer, Edea, Rinoa, and Doomtrain. I would sometimes use a different Lv.8-10 card but I stuck with these cards the most.

My favorite rules are either Open or Closed(opposite of Open), and from time to time, Same. BUT I hate Random and Plus makes you think too much...

TT was a great mini-game and with the site expanding on it, it truly was a very successful mini-game. Sadly, this can't be said for Tetra Master in FFIX... :(

I liked Triple traid and it was fun if you won some interresting cards xD
The rules made it a really almost strategic mini game of which you can't just through your cards on the deck xD
The most hated rule has got to be 'random' xD and most loved 'open' :p

I usually use the character cards once I have 'm ofcourse ;) or GF cards and RESET if I lose xD

I hated "Random" and so I found out how to abolish it and did so. I've dabbled in some online and downloadable Triple Triad games. They're kinda cool although they get tiring after a while. "Same" and "Plus" rules can add an interesting twist to the game, once you become pretty familiar with how they work. Overall, I liked the card game. It was actually sort of love/hate, but it was ten times cooler than Final Fantasy IX's "Tetra Master."

I also Hated the "Random" rule, but i loved Triple Triad, i used to always use the Brother cards and place them in the corners because they have 9's so i couldnt really get beat using them like that, this was until i got most of the Player Cards ofcorse