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Los Miradores del Puerto Apartment sleeps 6
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South-west facing balcony with views of the Marina and the Mar Menor
Apartment / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 6 Home 29539
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Apartment / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 6
|Key Info
Our 2-bedroomed apartment is spacious, spotlessly clean and has amazing views. With a well-stocked kitchen, laundry area with washing machine and large sink, plus 2 bathrooms, it's excellent for families, a great getaway for couples, and has all the facilities and comfort needed for a longer stay. The apartment is very well equipped for up to six persons with a bedsettee for 5th/6th persons. The apartment is located in the north of La Manga del Mar Menor, known as La Manga Strip, in a quiet area with beaches on the Mediterrean and the Mar Menor just a few minutes' walk away. The beaches are a level walk and easy to navigate for wheelchairs and pushchairs with easy access to the sand. We are also within easy reach of a wide range of activities, shopping, evening entertainment, golf & culture, either by car or by local bus which stops at the end of the road. The Mar Menor offers an amazing selection of watersports for all ages and there are nature reserves, historic towns and villages, a waterpark and zoo at Murcia, and a number of well-known golf courses within easy access, together and fishing and scuba-diving opportunities. In the apartment we have chosen fixtures and fittings to provide a comfortable holiday home. The lounge area has a double-bed settee which can take two children or 2 small adults, and seats three, plus an additional two-seater settee. We have provided a 32" TV with UK channels, DVD, and a radio that plays audio CDs and MP3 CDs. There is an extending table and six chairs in the dining area, with additional chairs and a table on the balcony (al-fresco meals with amazing views!). We have also provided beach chairs, a parasol, cool box and two freezer packs for days out or taking to the beaches.The main bedroom has a king-size bed and the second bedroom has two full-size single beds. We have provided firm mattresses with non-allergenic mattress toppers for extra comfort. A cot, highchair and single or double pushchairs can be provided if required (arranged and paid for locally). The laundry room off the kitchen has large sink, drying rack, iron and ironing board, plus a washing machine with a 1200 rpm spin speed (new in July 2014). One bathroom has a bath, w.c., wash hand basin and bidet. The other bathroom has a shower cubicle (installed November 2014), w.c., and wash hand basin.
|Sleeps up to 6, 2 bedrooms
|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms
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|Nearest beach
|Mediterranean and Mar Menor 300 m
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|100 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Murcia - San Javier 42 km, Nearest railway: Cartegena 43 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Children's pool
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 Sofa beds, Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 5
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden, Swing set
|Parking, Lift access, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
The main bedroom has patio doors onto the balcony and contains a king-size bed, chest of drawers, bedside tables and a built-in wardrobe with additional drawers, plus a safe.
The second bedroom has south-facing patio doors to a mini-balcony also with views over the marina, two 3ft single beds, a chest of drawers, bedside table and a built-in wardrobe with additional drawers.
The family bathroom has washbasin, toilet, bidet and full bath with overhead shower. The shower room has a washbasin, toilet, and shower cubicle.
Blankets, pillows, sheets and bath towels are provided. Please bring your own towels for the beach and pool.
Arrangements can be made for pushchairs, high chairs and cots (payable locally) and a selection of welcome packs, together with additional cleaning or laundry if required. We have a local manager/housekeeper who cares for the apartment and is available for any problems during your stay.
The apartment is non-smoking, and pets are not allowed.
The apartment is spacious and accessible by lift or stairs. There are ramps to the entrance and to the swimming pool and paddle tennis court, making the accommodation wheelchair friendly. Please note however that the shower is not "flat to the floor" for wheelchair access.
There is plenty of parking available immediately outside the apartment complex.
|Further details outdoors
The complex of five widely-spaced apartment blocks has a swimming pool, todders' pool, children's play area and a paddle tennis court onsite. There is an excellent supermarket just next door, and three local restaurants and a bakery just minutes away. A larger supermarket, together with an extensive range of restaurants and bars, is situated at the Marina, approximately 20 minutes' walk. There is also a 4* hotel across the road offering spa facilities (closed during the winter months at present).
The Mar Menor is renowned for its water activities, including windsurfing, sailing, scuba-diving and fishing. Golf Veneziola (a 9-hole course) is just 3Km away. The Marina is a 20-minute walk (or 3 min. drive) with a 'café lifestyle' and French, Greek, Mexican, English & Spanish bars and restaurants. Children's dishes readily available. Also from the Marina (depending on the time of year) you can hire a car or pedal bike, organise days out, boat trips and also scuba-dive. A ferry runs from the Marina right onto the beach at San Javier, and the well-known La Manga Golf Club is a 30minute drive away. There are two water-parks, one at Torrevieja, and on the outskirts of Murcia.
A five-minute walk will bring you to beaches on both the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean, but using a car will give you access to dozens of small beaches all along the Mar Menor Strip, each of which have their own activities, or just "peace and quiet". The local bus runs right along the strip and down to Cartegena, giving you easy and regular access to beaches, restaurants, shopping and sightseeing opportunities.
|Further details
There is a charge of £55 to cover cleaning, laundry and local Meet & Greet, plus an additional £10 per person for use of the sofabed. Cots, highchairs and single & twin pushchairs can be booked in advance for an extra charge, payable locally. We have a local English housekeeper/manager who meets all our guests, shows them into the apartment and is available for queries during your stay. This is included in the price for all daytime arrivals, with an additional fee payable locally if arrival is after 10pm of 25Euros and after midnight of 50Euros. Welcome packs are also available, and airport transfers can be arranged and booked in advance - payable locally on arrival. We will forward a booking details form for completion following confirmation of a booking, so the apartment can be made ready for your arrival with your additional requests.
The Murcia region
According to the World Heath Organisation, the Costa Calida (Warm Coast) area is reputed to have one of the most pleasant climates in the world, with mild winters, hot (but not oppressive) summers and an average of 320 sunny days a year. There are so many reasons for coming to this area and many people who come as holiday makers recognize this and eventually return to live here.
The average hours of sunshine per day ranges from around 6 hours in winter to a full 12 hours at the height of summer. This compares to the London average of 1 hour in January and February to a maximum of 7 hours in June. Rain on the Costa Calida is rare, especially in the summer months - the total annual rainfall averages 5 to 6 cm (2 to 2 1/2 inches) on the coastal plain, although the inland mountainous areas are slightly wetter.
The Costa Calida stretches from the Mar Menor south to Almeria - where the Costa del Sol commences.
La Manga Strip
La Manga del Mar Menor is more commonly known as the La Manga Strip, and is a strip of land 21 Km long and 300 metres wide which separates the Mediterranean Sea from the Mar Menor (Small Sea). Along it's coast on both sides, there are beautiful 'Blue Flag' beaches with white sands, ideal for family holidays with different beaches offering different activiites, or just nothing at all!
The area is popular with coastal walkers, cyclists, and those looking for a wide variety of water-sports and diving.
The Mar Menor is the largest lagoon in Europe and has a surface area of 130 sq km and a maximum depth of 8 metres. The crystal clear waters are warm, calm and rich in salts and minerals. In fact the temperature never falls below 18degrees. In certain areas of the Mar Menor therapeutic clays can be found. These are a favourite with the Spanish tourists who cover themselves with the clay and then bake in the hot sun. It is said to be good for skin complaints, rheumatism and arthritis etc.
There is a enormous range of activities to keep the whole family amused for hours:
Beach ... Cycle Hire ... Restaurants ... Quad Bikes ... Go Karts ... Shops ... Sailing ... Supermarkets ... Jet Skis ... Beach Bars ... Casino ... Scuba Diving ... Golf ... Boat trips ... Therapeutic Sands ... Kite Surfing ... Windsurfing ...Walking ... Marina ... Fishing ... Boat Hire ... Car Hire
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22 Feb 2014
"Better weather than UK in February!"
Weather pleasant. Accommodation good; location useful. Easy to get to surrounding highlights by bus. 'Traditional' Spain it isn't - high rise everywhere and not a fishing village in sight! That said, everybody welcoming and food excellent. Nice and quiet upside; many places yet to open downside. You pays your money...
20 Sep 2012
"The ideal location for a relaxing family holiday"
We arrived after a 5 hour delay to a warm greeting from Jo. The apartment was well equipped and spacious for a family of 4. Our sons (aged 10 & 13) enjoyed the sat TV and wi-fi. The view over the marina was lovely - always passing boats to look at, and a great spot for the sunsets. The pool was a great size and never over crowded. We hired a car for a couple of days at the start and again at the end of our stay, which was fine, as we were happy just to chill by the pool or stroll to the nearby beaches. The bus up and down the strip was useful for any other journeys - we took the bus one stop along to the marina for our evening meals then walked back. Ben & Jerry's was a big hit! The location of the apartment is in a Spanish area - not many Brits abroad - ideal!! The local people were very friendly - the supermarket just along the road ideal. We would also recommend the churros 'van' just across the road from the supermarket - churros and hot chocolate for a holiday breakfast treat! The apartment is definitely worth the 45 minute drive from the airport. The holiday can be as lively or as relaxing as you choose! The only downside was the problem with some ants, but not enough to spoil our stay - we just kept all the food in the fridge!! Prices to eat out were very reasonable anyway.
6 Sep 2011
"A great spot in a superb location, with great views of the harbour"
We were met promptly on arrival with the keys and shown around the apartment by a very friendly lady who recommended places to eat and where the best beaches were. The apartment was clean, well equipped and suited our needs. We are a family with two young girls accompanied by a friend and her teenage daughter, There was adequate space and plenty of kitchen ware to be able to eat in which we mostly did as we were holidaying on a tight budget. We ate out at Pacqubote which had a very varied menu, prompt service and tasty food. Great beach with inflatables to enjoy at a cost of 5 euro's for as long as you wanted. There were a fare few jellyfish but they were not stinging ones. (this was on the lake side, we never saw any jellyfish on the Med side). We also ate out at a pizza place in the harbour a very short drive away which did the best pizza I have ever had. The swimming pool was ideal giving the girls plenty of swimming practice, it was never busy and offered shade from the sun if needed. In fact by day two Rachel had learnt to swim without armbands and managed to swim all the way across which was at least 25 meters so ideal for doing some lengths. As we had hired a car we ventured further afield but there was really no need as the closest beaches on both the Med side and the salt lake side were as good as any. We all covered ourselves with the therapeutic mud from the salt lake then walked across to the Med side which was nice and quiet for a swim. The supermarket was ideal and just a couple of minutes walk from the apartment. There were plenty of bars to go for a drink all selling ice creams and most selling food. Evenings on the balcony watching the boats go by, drinking and playing cards was just heavenly and made for a very relaxing holiday. We would highly recommend this apartment and will no doubt be using it again ourselves in the future.
25 Aug 2011
"Beautiful apartment - wonderful views of the harbour"
What a lovely friendly welcome by Jo - wonderful apartment with beautiful views over the harbour. Lovely to have a supermarket within a very short walk as with the extreme heat you don't want to be walking far with your shopping. Nice Spanish restaurant, again within walking distance, just across the road. Also the Med is just across the road so you can beach or pool very, very easily.
15 Aug 2011
"Lovely apartment, great location, beautiful view."
My family and I thoroughly enjoyed our two week stay at Los Miradores in July/August 2011. The apartment was very clean, comfortable and the facilities excellent. Proximity to beach, shops etc is great. Only downside is that although the apartment overlooks the Tomas Maestr Marina, with its abundance of restaurants, bars and shops, it is a long 20 min walk to get there! The bus service, however was very reliable.
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Primary Talk
January 30, 2008
While it's hard to track public opinion shifts sans polls, Michael Sean Winters at America: The National Catholic Weekly has a glimpse of the talk among elite Democratic Washington: I went to dinner with three friends last night in Bethesda, just outside Washington. We began talking about the Democratic primaries and about how disgusted we were with the Clintons' campaign tactics, especially Bill Clinton's dismissive equation of Obama's South Carolina victory with Jesse Jackson's wins there in 1984 and 1988. ... Then something funny happened.
Are Edwards Voters Obama Voters?
January 30, 2008
Who will get John Edwards's votes? The exit polls give a split verdict. Those in Iowa and South Carolina show a slight tilt to Hillary Clinton. If you look at those voters among whom Edwards enjoyed disproportionate strength, it was among voters less likely to switch to Obama. In Iowa, it was among older (60-64 years old) and conservative voters.
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A couple of commenters have pointed out that Obama's demographic coalition in South Carolina wasn't much more impressive than his coalition in Nevada, where he lost to Clinton by about six points last week. There's something to this: Obama won a roughly comparable share of white and black voters in both states (at least once you factor in Edwards's improved performance in South Carolina). The big difference was that Hispanics made up a large bloc of voters in Nevada, and he lost them overwhelmingly, while African Americans made up more than half the electorate in South Carolina.
The Take-away From South Carolina
January 26, 2008
What you need to know about tonight's results: 1.) Obama took nearly 80 percent of the black vote, yes, but also about a quarter of the white vote. That stacks up pretty well alongside Hillary's 36 percent and Edwards's 40***--well enough that Nora O'Donnell of MSNBC could call it "almost a three-way split," and The New York Times could proclaim that a "coalition of white and black support" powered Obama's victory. This is a huge development going forward.
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January 26, 2008
One other quick thought about the South Carolina polling: Depending on which poll you consult, there were still a decent number of undecided voters heading into today. It's hard to discern a pattern among undecideds in automated polls versus live-interview polls (see my previous item for why this would matter). But, when I peruse the recent polls, my murky, impressionistic conclusion is that there seems to be a slightly higher percentage of black undecideds than white undecideds. Is there anything we can say about how that might play out? Probably not.
Obama Will Over-perform Among Black Voters--trust Me
January 26, 2008
Mark Blumenthal picks up on something interesting in the South Carolina polls: [Obama] leads Clinton by an average of 17 points on the IVR [i.e., automated] polls (44% to 27%, with 19% for Edwards), but by only 9 points on the interviewer surveys (37% to 28%, with 17% for Edwards). Then, while discussing the Bradley Effect--in which some white voters tell pollsters they're going to vote for a black candidate but don't--he offers the following explanation: One thing to note is that the so-called "Bradley/Wilder effect" ...
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I've suggested that one way for Obama to get a big boost out of South Carolina would be to exceed expectations among white voters. One way for Obama to do that might be to aggressively court white evangelicals, of which I'm guessing there are many in South Carolina. (How many will vote in Saturday's Democratic primary is another question, but they certainly exist...) Obama himself is longtime churchgoer who talks a lot about the role of faith in politics. And, if you've followed some of his recent moves, it looks like he might be thinking the same thing.
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January 22, 2008
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January 21, 2008
One thing to keep an eye on as we head toward South Carolina is Barack Obama's share of the white vote there. It's a key number for three reasons. First, Obama should do well enough among African Americans that if he can win close to, say, 30 percent of white voters, he'll win by a significant margin overall. Second, Obama wants his victory to be as broad-based as possible to show he'll be formidable in states without large African American populations.
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January 20, 2008
A couple of things to think about when considering whether McCain's poised to run away with the GOP nomination: 1. Yes, McCain won last night in South Carolina, but it wasn't a huge victory -- 33% to 30%. A higher-than-expected showing for ole Fred -- 16%, where he was polling 11-12% in the days beforehand -- can account for a lot of Huckabee's deficit. I don't see McCain's Southern win as so resounding that it proves rank-and-file conservatives are ready to back him en masse. 2. A big, and unique, factor in McCain's win was South Carolina's own psychodrama with him.


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Ginger-Orange Glazed Cornish Hens
From EatingWell: Winter 2003, The Essential EatingWell Cookbook (2004)
When you crave roast chicken but don't have time to roast a whole bird, consider Cornish hens. The split hens cook up—juicy and succulent—in less than 45 minutes. Here, orange marmalade, spiked with ginger, makes an easy and delicious glaze. Serve with wild rice, winter squash and sauteed greens.
Makes: 4 servings
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Nutrition Profile
Low sodium | High potassium | Gluten free |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 1 large onion, cut into 1/2-inch rounds
- 1 large orange, cut into 1/2-inch rounds
- 2 Cornish game hens, about 1 1/2 pounds each, cut in half, backbone removed (see Tip)
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 1/4 cup orange marmalade
- 2 teaspoons minced fresh ginger
- 1 teaspoon dried tarragon
- 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 2 tablespoons water
- Preheat oven to 450°F. Coat a roasting pan or rimmed baking sheet with cooking spray. Place onion and orange rounds in the pan. Place hens, skin-side up, on top; rub with oil and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Bake the hens until the juices run clear and an instant-read thermometer inserted in the center of the breast registers 170°F, 30 to 35 minutes.
- Meanwhile, combine marmalade, ginger, tarragon and cayenne. Remove hens from oven. Set oven to broil and place a rack 6 inches from the heat source. Brush the hens with marmalade mixture. Broil until glaze is lightly browned, 2 to 3 minutes.
- Transfer the hens to a serving platter or plates. Remove all but one orange slice from the pan and place over medium heat. Add water and bring to a simmer, using the orange slice as a spatula to scrape up any browned bits. Pour this pan sauce over the hens.
Tips & Notes
- Tip: The bones of a Cornish hen are soft enough to cut easily with poultry shears or a sharp knife. Cut each hen in half through the breast bone. Cut along both sides of the backbone to separate the halves. Discard backbone.
Per serving: 522 calories; 32 g fat (8 g sat, 15 g mono); 204 mg cholesterol; 22 g carbohydrates; 36 g protein; 2 g fiber; 258 mg sodium; 543 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (45% daily value), Potassium (27% dv).
Carbohydrate Servings: 1 1/2
Exchanges: 1/2 fruit, 1 other carbohydrate, 1/2 vegetable, 5 medium-fat meat, 1/2 fat
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Come on! Easily better because of the artistry on the cards, as well as the core gameplay being so much more expansive and the deck customization has so much creativity available for the players.
No competition here. Magic the Gathering has a community and competitive environment that destroys all other trading card games. You can walk into any game store across the world and find people playing MTG any day of the week.
Great for ALL ages! And the best game ever made!
Easily the best card game around, been playing since beta and the game just keeps getting better after every new set. Yes, the rules and the gravity of the whole lore can be a little confusing but once you play one or two games you will understand it. The ability to make a deck that is one of a kind and dominant is the best feeling ever. My 5 mana sliver deck is still by far my favorite deck. It took a while to get it running perfectly but it is well worth the pain and suffering (to your wallet)V289 Comments
I've played yu-gi-oh and magic for a very long time, and I prefer Yu-gi-oh because it can be very simple and yet very complex at times making your brain work for your victory. The best quality it has is that it has a huge variety of cards that can appeal to almost anyone
Really, yugioh should dominate. I have magic and yugioh. I've been playing both for years and yugioh is a lot more fun. Magic is too complicated and it can be hard to create a new deck. Yugioh is not that complicated and is a lot easier to create a deck with. You don't need mana and all that stuff. Also, yugioh has stragetgy but magic is just working with what you have. Yugioh can play cards face down to keep your opponent guessing but magic just has monster to attack. Magic also has flying O. Creatures which is way overpowered. Yugioh has cards which can always be beatable. Yugioh also takes longer to play which is good cause you can enjoy the experience longer. For another reason magic has like 9 different types of ways to play with different rules. Yugioh has one good way to play which is not confusing.
Yugioh is beast. Its the number one card game in the whole ' world and deserves it. I have been playing for a good while, but my problem is that I have only one other person to play with most of the time but I have two friends who come down once or twice a year for a while so I play them when I can. Also I have no stores anywhere close to me that hold tournaments, but neither of those will stop me playing for a long time to come. I don't think this is a very well known combo 'cause I never play anyone that I don't know but I haven't heard anything about it so here it is. It's a combo for Last Turn. Summon wind-up zenmaines and play him in defense. Make sure it has at least one XYZ material when you activate Last Turn. When your oppenent attatcks use his effect and destroy his monster during the end phase. Hope it helps - llamabaconllama37
I Absolutely love this game and the strategy.V217 Comments
Honestly, the best card game out there. In comparison to Yugioh, Pokemon appeals to anyone regardless on how old they R. In tournaments, they have Juniors, Seniors and Masters so if you are 14 years old, you wouldn't have to worry about going against a 22 year old. This is also good because it puts people with the same caliber together so it isn't too unfair. Also, anyone can qualify to the world championships, unlike Yugioh which you must qualify from nationals. Pokemon is a really strategic and fun game and the community is much more friendly than Yugioh. I play Pokemon and Yugioh and while I still enjoy Yugioh a lot, I prefer playing Pokemon much more, especially as I have qualified for the World Championships 2013 in Vancouver, Canada.
IT IS AWESOME! It has great structure in the style of gameplay, and there is a lot variety in strategies, players, cards, and much more. So yeah I desperately recommend this game.
Easy game to pick up, yet has room for tons of strategy. Also, the online game is just fantastic, so if you're looking for an online card game, whilst waiting for Hex/Hearthstone, I definitely recommend it to put your feet in it before going out and buying cards. Like many said, it's appealing because it's Pokemon, everyone knows it and tons of people love it. Wish I'd gotten into the actual card game earlier when I was a kid, but with the online game and growing popularity in my town, I'm just happy to be a part of it.
Pokemon is badass and awesome guys keep collectingV73 Comments
Well, just as it is written above, the cardfight vanguard game is one of the best. Yes it didn't start well but after it came in tcg things are steadily changing. Yugioh was the boss as always( still has the Guinness record. But think of this: with the newest formats always depending on 2 maybe 3 decks that will be banned in one or two lists, all decks made a form of income and so on, the game has lost its value. Players out there search for something fun easy, with no rules (chains, priorities, sp summon chainability etc) cheap( most vanguard cards are cheap with the most expensive being at 30 $), and also new, fresh you could say. All that is the summary of vanguard. The rules are easy, the game is fun, the whole thing has some rules taken from yugioh, others from magic others from many games, but it only took the best aspects of those games leaving out all the imperfections. Number 10 might seem fine right now but with the coming of this game in all the world l think we will finally see the rival of yugioh. Sorry for the long post and thanks for reading
Cardfight! Vanguard is unique. There is no limit to possibility. Such a clever way of dueling. Utilising the amount of damage you have taken (Limit Break), being able to pay that damage (Counterblast), doing the unimaginable like Megablast, different deck types and playing styles, new sets and archetypes released constantly, being saved at the last minute because of how smartly the game is set up like drawing a Heal Trigger on a damage check or completely destroying your opponent with Critical Triggers, Barraging and torturing your opponent with Stand Triggers, never running out of options with Draw Triggers, the well thought out and well implemented Crossride and the effects bought with them, losing yourself and going all out guns blazing with Persona Blast, its made like a watch. In Yugioh, you can mix anything to make a deck. But in Cardfight! Vanguard each piece of a deck is made to work together, its all been fitted precisely to allow the ultimate gaming fun. Unbeatable.
Awesome game. Cool Mechanics, and they listen to what the players want as well. They also test cards before you use it to see if there are imperfections or flaws on the card. Although I miss some aspects of most card games such as spell cards, etc.
Its easy and strategic.i've been playing it for two years nowV135 Comments
sort of confusing at first but when you get into it you understant it a lot more
The newest yu-gi-oh, you know the one that makes no sense to the old school players
Best card game simple rules, few requirements, great idea, and cool cards, gave me a way to gain more friends.
Thanks yugioh!
This is the exact same thing as the normal yu-gi-oh, the rules keep changing constantlyV12 Comments
I am extremely upset with the fact that it has stopped being aired on T.V. because it is honestly on of the best shows that was on the air. It is also on of the best card games out there. Truly disappointing it stopped airing
It is an innovation for trading card games because it can be played not only in reality but also online. It was released publicly as a trading card game online and a television show but with unfortunately squashed to death by more popular trading card games such as Magic the gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh, and Pokémon. It had a very short lifespan, although there have been rumors that it will start up again in the year 2013 or 2014. I believe that on YouTube there was a video called Chaotic roomers and it was about 4kids saying that they would release it again in Japan.
It was always a balanced game. Nothing was definitely overpowered. You could have some of the best meta decks face each other and you would never know which one would win or lose. Anything that was too powerful would be balanced by the next set and even the oldest cards were playable competitively.
Easily seen better, just look at it's depth and creativityV28 Comments
Very fun game. Its competitive ^^ doesn't cost much. You can get older cards for a fraction of what new ones cost. Great for current or former Warcraft players as well.
It offers a gameplay that is very similar to Magic, but with its own changes.
It's easier to learn, gives you boss fights and the types of cards are fun.
The combat system is also entertaining.
Legendary Game. Instead of dying it gave it's position to Hearthstone. And Hearthstone currently holds the number 1 position of digital card games and one of the top five positions of online games. Hearthstone has a great future but also a legendary ancestor.
Was a very fun game. I don't know why I voted for it at this point though, now that they've discontinued it so they can take our money online instead.V10 Comments
As a matter of verity, I wasn't expecting this truely beatiful game to take the 9th position simply for some reasons First of all, I played Yu Gi, Vanguard, and I know a lot about MTG and Pokemon, but believe me, Duel Masters requires more strategy and intelligence to master it, really though. You'd need like 1/2 years experience to consider yourself finally a "Good DM player". With a large card pool as well as efficient card combination, Duel Master pretty much encourage the player to be creative (for E. X: in Vanguard all decks are the same decks are lost of your own touch) and enthusiastic and careful during deck building, since card choice represents the key to build a strong deck. As for gameplay, learning it wouldn't take a lot of time as it's pretty simple. And again, another advantage most trading card games depend on luck whereas in DM, if you depend on it, you pretty consider yourself lost, as in if winning the game depends on one card then your opponent will work to eliminate that card.
I want to get one thing out of the way. The art is frankly amazing. It was one of the factors that got me interested in this game so much. The rules are very easy to learn, and you can use a whole lot of creativity with the decks compared to other TCG's and the every duel is exciting. In Japan this game is still very, very popular and the game has advanced to a whole new level with many new card types, abilities and of course the beautiful art. I also love the fact that the game depends on skill and strategy rather than luck and some card you drew by chance. I really, really hope this game comes back to the rest of the world with the new concepts and abilities. It would be awesome!
Personally I love this game, it was cancelled in the u.s because they decided to parody-dub the anime*(making it idiotic). However I still play Yu-Gi-Oh due to the availabiltiy I believe Duel Masters to be more interesting.
This game is amazingV21 Comments
Digimon is more card like instead of building ships which can be confusing
Digimon is much less complicated than ships.
Good game, great card artwork, talking about the HC Serie. Others series like Alpha and fusion are way below. They have more childish artwork, Fusion ressemble more to Transformers to digimon
Great Games, particularly deciphers version. This was one of the great card games of all time and if decipher had been able to continue with the license from lucas arts it would be one of the best out there today.
The Decipher version should absolutely be top 10, and is #1 in my book. I tried numerous other games after Decipher lost the license to Wizards of the Coast (whose version was far inferior), and nothing compared in terms of mechanics and the "free-world" feel, although from what I've read, Legend of the Five Rings might be a contender.
Too bad the license didn't continue. Complex, but amazing!
Decipher was the best game ever. Period.V6 Comments
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Besides being a lot of fun it requires a lot of thinking. Try playing for a hour without making any mistakes.
Really good gameplay mechanics and really fun to play with friends
This new card game by bushiroad (the creators of weiss schwarz and cardfight vanguard) is a new breath of fresh air for the tcg scene all new mechanics that are super solid and just looks fun! This card game comes out at the end of January and the anime comes out January 3! So close I can almost feel it taking my money from my wallet! But for real try this new card game out and the most cool thing is the Japanese and us are getting everything the card game introduces at the same time so no waiting like other card games. I could talk about this card game all day so just see for yourself and I bet you wont regret it!
One of the few promising games to be on the horizon. I tested it, its a lot of fun and quick to pick up. It will be interesting to see where it goes.
With so many world to choose from, this game becomes more and more fun. The 10 starting life now last longer than before.
I love it and I love vanguardV14 Comments
Ignore the license and this game has one of the best card game engines created. Its from a time when every game wasn't trying to just be Magic 2.0. If you've only recently come into playing card games, or have never ventured far from Magic land, give this game a chance to see how fun Card Games can be.
This game recently got a reboot and I have to say its amazing. Panini bought the rights and they streamlined the game a ton making it way better. The original dbz ccg was great but once we got to like buu saga on it got ridiculous. Especially gt. Free style decks and sensei decks and all this crap that this wonderful card game did not need. granted it was great with all that stuff, the game is now easy to pick up so much fun and streamline
I must admit, these cards are AWESOME! They are really fun and I love trading them.
Great mechanics and a great set of art. Promos were full art and the impressive detail put into the cards deserve a spot onto this list.
Although it's the hardest game out there, This game is great!
I like the show Naruto I watched all epsode
These cards are great
Hearthstone is much awesome. I think that later a new game called hex might be better than it but for now it is a fun and simple time waster and is one of the best card games out there. The only thing I could criticize is it's long term appeal but they're adding some new game modes and cards too.
This list is broken. Hearthstone #34?
Easily the best growing cards game to date
Super fun and very addictive!V8 Comments
Card game is only cheap now because it got cancelled because it was too expensive laugh out loud. The cards are cool but the problem is you can tell what you are gonna draw even with the deck holder thing. Also frojlock ruined the game. It was a stupid combo that you would do over and over again and it sucked. The game is out of print its just a mess. But if you want something cheap to play I suggest this and its fun casually to but that's all it will ever be.
Redakai is a somewhat complicated game but if you want a tcg where you can get a lot of cards cheap this is the way to go. Stores are basically giving it away
It is awesome. The cards are see through which adds to a really cool gameplay. The cards are the most durable ever. It involes a lot of strategy so it is awesome way better then Yugioh or Pokemon or magic the gathering everyone should play this
If you want a cheap fun tcg than this is for you, you can get a booster box for 20 bucks love this tcg!V7 Comments
I am so sad they discontinued it... :( I almost want to design cards based on the last 5 books and print them out to play with my dad as we did years ago.
The Harry Potter Trading Card Game, (colloquially "HPTCG") is a strategy and collectible card game based in the magical world of the Harry Potter novels by J.K. Rowling. Created by Wizards of the Coast in August 2001, the game was designed to compete with the Yu-Gi-Oh!, Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering card games. It was released to coincide with the release of the first film in the series. The game was praised for the way it immersed people in the Harry Potter universe. At one point the game was the second best selling toy in the United States.
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A set of four champagne glasses costs $25, as does a set of four whiskey glasses. The mason jars are only $10.08 for a set of four.
The subject line for the email announcing the sale is, "Ready to party?" And though it makes no direct reference to Hillary Clinton entering the presidential race, it's widely expected the Democratic candidate will make an announcement about her future plans in the next week or two.
Supporters of Ready for Hillary, the super PAC pushing Hillary Clinton to run for president of the United States, received an email last night with this subject: "FLASH SALE: Huge savings on the entire store!"
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Supporters of Carly Fiorina, the former Hewlett Packard CEO and Republican Senate candidate from California, have started a new political action committee ahead of a possible Fiorina presidential run. The PAC, called Carly for America, will be separate and distinct from Fiorina's Unlocking Potential PAC, which supports conservative women candidates.
A press release tonight announces the beginning of Ready for Romney, a new super PAC encouraging Mitt Romney to run for president of the United States.
"On Sunday, supporters of Mitt Romney filed the appropriate paperwork with the Federal Elections Commission to establish a 'Super PAC' with the goal of urging Mitt Romney for [sic] run for the presidency in 2016," reads the press release.
After the 2012 presidential election, Republican donors were left scratching their heads, thinking: how could we spend all that money and fall so short?
A TV ad from a new super PAC targets Democratic congressman and U.S. Senate candidate Gary Peters of Michigan. The 30-second ad's voiceover says that "for the last six years, we've had a president and a Senate who's divided us and fumbled foreign policy, leading from behind." The ad shows images of the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, former IRS official Lois Lerner, and Islamist militants waving ISIS flags in the Middle East.
Americans for Prosperity has two new ads running in Colorado and Louisiana knocking those state's Democratic senators, Mark Udall and Mary Landrieu, respectively, for their support for Obamacare. The ads, which are a version of earlier AFP ads targeting Democratic House members, feature a woman talking directly to the camera about how "Obamacare doesn't work. It just doesn't work." Watch the Colorado ad below:
White House spin doctors and a sea of lawyers have somehow managed to schedule a presidential appearance:
… at two super PAC events this election cycle to help support Democratic candidates.
… at two super PAC events this election cycle to help support Democratic candidates.
But it does not qualify as political fund raising! As the Huffington Post reports:
Bill Maher, a major donor to Barack Obama's super PAC, blasted the president's debate performance on his HBO show last night:
Yesterday, when speaking with the White House press, President Obama was asked about the now infamous pro-Obama super PAC ad that links Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney with a female victim of cancer. Obama tried to play down the significance of the ad by saying "it ran once."
On Fox News Sunday this morning, DNC chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz claimed not to know the political affiliation of President Obama's super PAC, even after the host reminded the DNC chair that the super PAC chief used to work for the Obama campaign and in the White House.
On May 27, 2012, National Journal's Major Garrett told MSNBC's Chris Matthews that the super PAC aligned with President Barack Obama, Priorities USA, is ready to launch "incendiary" ads, including ones that relate to "suicides" and ones "too emotionally powerful to be used in television ads."
Bill Burton, a founder of President Obama's super PAC and former White House official, partied last night with "Reporters from nearly every outlet in town," the Washington Examiner reports.
As the super PAC aligned with Barack Obama is coming under fire for suggesting Mitt Romney might have been responsible for a woman dying of cancer, President Obama knocked Republican super PACs in a speech today in Colorado:
This morning on MSNBC, Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough blasted the pro-Obama super PAC for running an ad that suggested Mitt Romney was responsible for a women dying of cancer.
Then, Brzezinski and Scarborough went after Obama's campaign for playing along, pretending not to know that the facts of the ad are wrong. "They're not telling the truth," Brzezinski said.
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Jun 16, 2014, Vol. 19, No. 38 • By ELLIOTT ABRAMS
Not a word of this charter has been changed, nor has any part of it been renounced by Hamas leadership. In 2006, after it won the elections, Hamas was urged by the Russians and by EU diplomats to bend toward some recognition of the three "Quartet Principles": recognize Israel's right to exist, agree to abide by all previous Palestinian agreements with Israel, and agree to renounce violence. The unity of the Middle East Quartet (the United States, the EU, Russia, and the U.N.) on how to deal with the new Hamas-led government would have been destroyed instantly had they done so. The organization simply refused. Why? Because Hamas is neither a political party nor even a national liberation movement; it is a religious movement permeated by anti-Semitism not even disguised as anti-Zionism, opposed entirely to the existence of the State of Israel, and convinced that in its struggle terrorism is a legitimate weapon. There is no "moderate strain" in Hamas arguing that terrorism is morally wrong, and nothing that Hamas leaders are saying now—with the election and possible participation in a Palestinian government before them—suggests one iota of change in the organization's core beliefs.
The time for the United States to state its position, and to correct the error made in 2006, is right now. American law seems clear, but the Obama administration often enough ignores inconvenient laws, so it should make its own views known: Hamas should not be permitted to participate in the elections unless and until it renounces terrorism and begins to give up its weapons—not "ultimately" but now. The participation of Hamas in the Palestinian political system cannot be a move toward peace, because Hamas does not believe in peace or seek it. It cannot be easier to negotiate a peace agreement with Israel if on the Palestinian side one of the key factions in parliament and in the government is a terrorist group dedicated to Israel's extinction. The notion that pulling Hamas into the political system will somehow moderate it and its beliefs and practices is given the lie by experience in Gaza, where Hamas has ruled since 2007. The need to pick up the garbage and worry about employment has in these seven years had zero impact on the group's extremism. Similarly, participation in the Lebanese parliament for years has not moderated Hezbollah's views or reduced its terrorist operations.
The Northern Ireland experience should teach the same lesson. The disarmament of the IRA was always a key goal; that goal was stated in the Belfast Agreement of 1998; the IRA agreed on a method of "decommissioning" its arsenal in 2001; and although the process took the better part of a decade to complete, it achieved its goal. There was no thought of a political process or peace agreement leading to power sharing that did not achieve the disarmament of terrorist groups. So it should be for the Palestinians.
Given the complete lack of reform of the Fatah party (and the increase in corruption since former prime minister Salam Fayyad was forced out last year), it is reasonable to think Hamas will make a decent showing in any elections that take place this year. In 2006 pollsters and all sorts of experts assured the United States that Hamas could not possibly win. The actual result in the popular vote was 44 percent for Hamas and 41 percent for Fatah. Perhaps Hamas's misrule of Gaza has made it less popular now, but assuming that it does not gain a majority, it will certainly gain some representation in the Palestinian parliament. Equally bad, indeed perhaps even worse, the new Palestinian deal will give Hamas a role in the PLO for the first time—and the PLO is viewed by the U.N. and most of its members as the "sole legitimate voice of the Palestinian people." It is the PLO that is charged with negotiations with Israel, and Hamas has been trying to get into it, and ultimately take it over, for decades.
In 2006, we in the Bush administration thought we had made our view clear by election day: Hamas would be allowed to field candidates but not to participate in the government unless it complied with the Quartet Principles and began to disarm. When Hamas won, however, our refusal to deal with it and with the new Palestinian government was seen as hypocritical: "You say you're for democracy, but when the wrong guys win you won't deal with them." So the time to make the American view clear is now, not on election eve or after the results are in.
The Obama administration should flatly state that we oppose Hamas participation in elections unless Hamas makes a clear commitment to the three Quartet Principles and to disarmament. We should add that if Hamas is allowed to participate in the election, we will not press Israel to permit Palestinian voters living in Jerusalem to participate in it (something Prime Minister Netanyahu has said Israel will not permit). We should state now that if Hamas wins seats, American officials will not meet with Hamas members of parliament or ministers, because they are representatives of a terrorist group; we will not give any aid to any ministry under Hamas control or influence (for example, with a Hamas deputy minister); we will not assist any Palestinian security force unless it is not only beyond Hamas control or influence, but also actively fighting terrorism. We will not press Israel to negotiate a peace agreement with a half-terrorist Palestinian government or make concessions to it. We will give no budget support to the PA if Hamas is a part of its governing structures.
There may be no Palestinian elections this year; Hamas and Fatah may go back to shooting at each other, and not just verbally. But the voting may come off. As noted, Abbas seems ready to retire (and according to widespread rumors, will not have to live on his official pension). And Hamas is now feeling considerable pressure from the Egyptian Army, which treats Hamas like an enemy and has largely closed the smuggling tunnels that helped Hamas keep Gaza's economy afloat. So both Fatah and Hamas may conclude that now is the time to take a risk and go to the polls.
But the risks are not just in who wins what seats. For the United States, the participation of Hamas in the elections risks destroying any hope of Israeli-Palestinian negotiations, and any hope of movement toward peace or even toward a more beneficial and secure accommodation on the ground between Israelis and Palestinians. It risks legitimizing the vicious anti-Semitism and the terrorism that lie at the core of Hamas as an organization. And it risks teaching the broader lesson that terrorist groups can fight for power with both guns and ballots—and with American approval. The mistake the United States made in 2006 should not be repeated, and the moment for the Obama administration to say this is right now.
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