Old Man Suddard: The Collectible Trading Card Game - The Video Game

Old Man Suddard: The Collectible Trading Card Game – The Video Game was a handheld video game version of the popular collectible card game, Old Man Suddard: The Collectible Trading Card Game – The Video Game. Released in 2003, the video game covered a wide range Old Man Suddard: TCTCG expansion sets including the original Horton Hootenanny Starter Set all the way through The South Will Rise Again Reloaded. The game included multiplayer and a single-player mode. Loosely based on the original Jomero Trilogy, the single-player mode is not considered canon in the overall Old Man Suddard timeline.

Opponents:

Rob (Black Deck)

Yasmine (Genital Virus Deck)

Greg (Teen Teamwork Deck)

Harold (Booby Trap Deck)

Boss 1: Sheriff Green (Hangman Deck)

Seth (Comedic Relief Deck)

Wally (Necrophilia Deck)

Jane (Spellbook Deck)

Donnie Gray (Regular Book Deck)

Boss 2: Benji Handslam (Handy Deck)

Colin (Electric Deck)

Sandra (Lost Limb Deck)

Zayne (Fucking Roxy Deck)

General Girth (Backdoor Surprise Deck)

Boss 3: Wangki Wizard (Spellbook/Handy Deck)

Banjo Suddard (Rootin' Tootin' Deck)

Sundown Suddard (Fire Deck)

Cyber Suddard (Robot Deck)

Suddard the Rabbit (Hell Hare Deck)

Final Boss: Old Man Suddard (Lynching Deck)

Trivia:

The game was slightly controversial due to forgoing some tournament rules in order to allow playability of the ultra rare Immortal Suddard Cards.

The game also came under fire for allowing the murder of an opponent in an optional minigame. Due to petitions from worried parents, a new version of the game had to be released in 2004 (Old Man Suddard: The Collectible Trading Card Game – The Video Game: Unsuddarded). This version reomved the murder for the more family friendly banishment to the Suddard Realm.

Some players have found that using certain cards against certain characters can result in an automatic victory. For example, using Rock, Paper, Suddard against Benji Handslam and using Ford Fiesta on Old Man Suddard. It is unknown if this is a glitch or an intended part of the game.

Sheriff Green's deck is very similar to the deck of Old Man Suddard. This has added fuel to the fire of fans who believe the two characters are one and the same.

This game was succeeded by Old Man Suddard: The Collectible Trading Card Game – The Video Game 2: Murder of the Cards.