An ambitious action figure card game...














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This was an ambitious concept: an action figure card game. The "Interaction Figures" were actually very cool toys on their own; nicely designed futuristic mechs with intechangable weapons and armor. I never fully grasped the game portion, though. It's probally because I'm old school, preferring "pew! pew! pew!" gun sounds and good 'ol fashion imagination when playing with my toys. Wait, I meant when I USED to play with my toys, because, uh, you know, I'm mature and all now and only DISPLAY my figures. Hum, yeah.



ATMOTON'S Z-G INTERACTION FIGURES
2001
7" x 10"

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