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Witness Yolanda FC, which is consists of 16 players from Holland, taking on every clubs around the world to be no. 1 team in the world!
In this episode, we are playing the 1st leg of Enterprise Cup
World Club Champion Football (WCCF) is a Japanese collectible card game and football/soccer sports arcade game produced by Sega. The player assembles a squad by collecting and trading specially marked cards, produced by Panini. The player then selects a team and manage it, playing simulated football matches on an arcade machine taking part in friendly, league and cup competitions.
The squad managed by the player can consist of up to 16 footballer cards with the data stored on a player's smart card, commonly known as an IC. The IC can store up to 150 matches worth of data; once the maximum number of matches has been reached the player has an option to transfer their statistics to a new IC.
Footballer cards are registered by starting a game and laying the cards down on a special matted table that identifies the card allowing the game to retrieve the footballers attributes from a database.
Players can issue commands to his team during a match, change the team's formation, talk to individual team members or in pairs in a virtual manager's office and train the team up to six areas of skill: Offense, Defence, Passing, Possession, Speed, and Power.
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The Swan of Utrecht aka Marco Van Basten, class is permanent!
Witness Yolanda FC, which is consists of 16 players from Holland, taking on every clubs around the world to be no. 1 team in the world!
In this episode, we are playing the 1st round of King's Club Cup
World Club Champion Football (WCCF) is a Japanese collectible card game and football/soccer sports arcade game produced by Sega. The player assembles a squad by collecting and trading specially marked cards, produced by Panini. The player then selects a team and manage it, playing simulated football matches on an arcade machine taking part in friendly, league and cup competitions.
The squad managed by the player can consist of up to 16 footballer cards with the data stored on a player's smart card, commonly known as an IC. The IC can store up to 150 matches worth of data; once the maximum number of matches has been reached the player has an option to transfer their statistics to a new IC.
Footballer cards are registered by starting a game and laying the cards down on a special matted table that identifies the card allowing the game to retrieve the footballers attributes from a database.
Players can issue commands to his team during a match, change the team's formation, talk to individual team members or in pairs in a virtual manager's office and train the team up to six areas of skill: Offense, Defence, Passing, Possession, Speed, and Power.
Better than MSN or BBC! This trio is so underrated!
Witness Yolanda FC, which is consists of 16 players from Holland, taking on every clubs around the world to be no. 1 team in the world!
In this episode, we are playing the 1st round of King's Club Cup
World Club Champion Football (WCCF) is a Japanese collectible card game and football/soccer sports arcade game produced by Sega. The player assembles a squad by collecting and trading specially marked cards, produced by Panini. The player then selects a team and manage it, playing simulated football matches on an arcade machine taking part in friendly, league and cup competitions.
The squad managed by the player can consist of up to 16 footballer cards with the data stored on a player's smart card, commonly known as an IC. The IC can store up to 150 matches worth of data; once the maximum number of matches has been reached the player has an option to transfer their statistics to a new IC.
Footballer cards are registered by starting a game and laying the cards down on a special matted table that identifies the card allowing the game to retrieve the footballers attributes from a database.
Players can issue commands to his team during a match, change the team's formation, talk to individual team members or in pairs in a virtual manager's office and train the team up to six areas of skill: Offense, Defence, Passing, Possession, Speed, and Power.
I make a video about WCCF and a pack opening in the end. Enjoy! Share, like and subs for more!
(Yes, this is simply the video version of what you read in Wikipedia)
World Club Champion Football (WCCF) is a Japanesecollectible card game and football/soccersportsarcade gameproduced by Sega. The player assembles a squad by collecting and trading specially marked cards, produced by Panini. The player then selects a team and manage it, playing simulated football matches on an arcade machine taking part in friendly, league and cup competitions.
The squad managed by the player can consist of up to 16 footballer cards with the data stored on a player's smart card, commonly known as an IC. The IC can store up to 150 matches worth of data; once the maximum number of matches has been reached the player has an option to transfer their statistics to a new IC.
Footballer cards are registered by starting a game and laying the cards down on a special matted table that identifies the card allowing the game to retrieve the footballers attributes from a database.
Players can issue commands to his team during a match, change the team's formation, talk to individual team members or in pairs in a virtual manager's office and train the team up to six areas of skill: Offense, Defence, Passing, Possession, Speed, and Power.
The first major version of the game was based on the top division of Italian football, the Serie A, and was released in Japan in 2002.[1] The teams included were those that participated in the competition during the previous footballing year; the player data being based on performances during that 2001–02 season. An updated version of the game was released in 2003 with gameplay fixes/adjustments also added 32 black/white and 13 foil player cards.
With the success of the game, Sega went on to produce a second major version of the game, again devoted to Serie A, that was released in 2003.[2] The teams and players included were those that participated in the 2002–03 season. As with the 2001–02 version the 2002–03 version was also updated several months later to include gameplay updates and additional players consisting of 32 black/white and 43 foil player cards. The 2002–03 season version of WCCF was the first version that was released outside of Asia by being made available in Italy.
After a brief hiatus, Sega's next major new version of the game was released in late 2005.[3] This time, the game was not dedicated to Serie A and instead was based on the top divisions of four countries in Europe: the English Premier League, Dutch Eredivisie, Spanish La Liga, and Italian Serie A. The teams included in this European Clubs version of the game was based the 2004–05 season and Sega started distributing the game more widely outside of Asia; the countries included the Austria, France, Germany, Greece, Spain, the UAE and the UK.
The successful expansion of the game was followed by a sequel to the European Clubs version in late 2006.[4] This time, the game included teams from six countries in Europe: England, France (Ligue 1), Germany (Bundesliga), Netherlands, Italy, and Spain, with footballer data based on performances from the 2005–06 season.
The game has further expanded to span two continents (Europe and South America) in the Intercontinental Clubs 2006–07 version released in 2008[5] but the it ceased to be distributed outside of Asia.
The game is subsequently updated with yearly versions in Japan.
As mentioned, there are over 1,000 different cards in the game. Some players have different versions of themselves in the game. Player cards are classed in four different types of cards.
The first type is a White card. This type of card carries a standard player; for example, Igor Tudor of Juventus. He would be considered in the game to have normal wage in the game and have the abilities of an average player in the team.
The second type of card is a Black card. This card carries a better player, such as Michael Owen or Ronaldo. Their wages in the game increase but their skills increase as well.
The third type of card is a Foil or known to the WCCF community as a "shiny". These carry the superstars of the footballing world. When held up to the light, the card's background changes colour. Each grouping of cards have different coloured frames to show the different classes of player.
There are plenty of versions of Foil cards reaching as far back in the game as the 2001–02 season. These cards appear less in the game and are more rare than a black or a white card.
The fourth and most precious of cards is the Legend and All-time Legend cards. These cards are very rare and feature some of the best players ever to grace the game of football. These cards carry huge wage bills, but they also have very rare qualities in playing the game. Just like the foil cards, the Legend and All-time Legend cards are considered to be "Shiney" with a mainly gold appearance to the card. Once again, when light hits the cards at a certain angle, the colour changes slightly.
The game follows a schedule with teams playing league format broken up by complete cup tournaments. The game originally consisted only of one league division but the season 2005-2006 version introduced a second and so the requirement for promotion; promotion is given to a team in the first 2 positions in the league.
To enter the International Club Cup a player must have earned 1 or 10 million of the local in-game currency. To enter the Champions Trophy and Continental Cup require a minimum finish in the top 4 or 6 positions respectively in Regular League 1. Participation in the Japan Trophy requires the winning of the Champions Trophy, the Continental Super Cup requires the success in the Continental Cup and the National Super Cup requires winning the King's Cup. Entry into the U-5 Championship requires a team following the U-5 regulations.
In this UEFA EURO 2016 special, I try
to replicate all the team that possible to be made in WCCF newest
version (15-16) based on squads confirmed for the tournament. We all
know that the squad list already confirmed so there won't be any change
in the future.
Next up is the current World Cup champions, Germany. Here is the 23-man squads confirmed
#
Pos.
Player
Date of birth (age)
Caps
Goals
Club
1
GK
Manuel Neuer
27 March 1986 (aged 30)
64
0
Bayern Munich
2
DF
Shkodran Mustafi
17 April 1992 (aged 24)
10
0
Valencia
3
DF
Jonas Hector
27 May 1990 (aged 26)
13
1
1. FC Köln
4
DF
Benedikt Höwedes
29 February 1988 (aged 28)
33
2
Schalke 04
5
DF
Mats Hummels
16 December 1988 (aged 27)
46
4
Borussia Dortmund
6
MF
Sami Khedira
4 April 1987 (aged 29)
59
5
Juventus
7
MF
Bastian Schweinsteiger (captain)
1 August 1984 (aged 31)
114
23
Manchester United
8
MF
Mesut Özil
15 October 1988 (aged 27)
72
19
Arsenal
9
MF
André Schürrle
6 November 1990 (aged 25)
51
20
VfL Wolfsburg
10
FW
Lukas Podolski
4 June 1985 (aged 31)
127
48
Galatasaray
11
MF
Julian Draxler
20 September 1993 (aged 22)
18
1
VfL Wolfsburg
12
GK
Bernd Leno
4 March 1992 (aged 24)
1
0
Bayer Leverkusen
13
FW
Thomas Müller
13 September 1989 (aged 26)
70
31
Bayern Munich
14
MF
Emre Can
12 January 1994 (aged 22)
5
0
Liverpool
15
MF
Julian Weigl
8 September 1995 (aged 20)
1
0
Borussia Dortmund
16
DF
Antonio Rüdiger
3 March 1993 (aged 23)
10
0
Roma
17
DF
Jérôme Boateng
3 September 1988 (aged 27)
58
0
Bayern Munich
18
MF
Toni Kroos
4 January 1990 (aged 26)
64
11
Real Madrid
19
MF
Mario Götze
3 June 1992 (aged 24)
51
17
Bayern Munich
20
MF
Leroy Sané
11 January 1996 (aged 20)
2
0
Schalke 04
21
DF
Joshua Kimmich
8 February 1995 (aged 21)
1
0
Bayern Munich
22
GK
Marc-André ter Stegen
30 April 1992 (aged 24)
6
0
Barcelona
23
FW
Mario Gómez
10 July 1985 (aged 30)
63
27
Beşiktaş
Here is the list of players that already released as a card in WCCF (with their newest verison)
Pos.
Player
Version
GK
Manuel NEUER
15-16 v2.0
GK
Bernd LENO
13-14
GK
Marc Andre TER STEGEN
15-16
DF
Shkodran MUSTAFI
15-16 v2.0
DF
Jonas HECTOR
15-16 v2.0
DF
Benedikt HOWEDES
15-16 v2.0
DF
Mats HUMMELS
15-16 v2.0
DF
Antonio RUDIGER
15-16 v2.0
DF
Jerome BOATENG
15-16 v2.0
MF
Sami KHEDIRA
15-16 v2.0
MF
Bastian SCHWEINSTEIGER
15-16 v2.0
MF
Mesut OZIL
15-16 v2.0
MF
Andre SCHURRLE
15-16 v2.0
MF
Julian DRAXLER
12-13
MF
Emre CAN
15-16
MF
Julian WEIGL
15-16 v2.0
MF
Toni KROOS
15-16 v2.0
MF
Mario GOTZE
15-16 v2.0
MF
Leroy SANE
15-16 v2.0
MF
Joshua KIMMICH
15-16 v2.0
FW
Lukas PODOLSKI
14-15 OE
FW
Thomas MULLER
15-16 v2.0
FW
Mario GOMEZ
13-14
All of them has their own cards ! Standing ovation for the German NT !
Here is the WCCF team based on players above. Noted that not all of the
players included in the squad because WCCF could only had 16 players in
the team
Formation
Low is pretty successful with the 4-2-3-1 formation, he also used 4-2-4 in some matches with the front man being a second striker, usually Gotze.
Goalkeepers
Neuer. Do I have to think or explain about it?
Defenders
It's pretty hard to choose because the Germans called many center backs in the squad, but remember in one match in WC, he used center backs to fill the fullback role and it's proved successful. So, for best effect, I choose Howedes, Hummels, Rudiger and Boateng. In bench, Mustafi could fill every position in the defense. There is also Can who could be deployed as right back.
Midfielders
The current WC holder has lots of talents in the midfield. I pick Schweinsteiger and Kroos in the middle of the park, Basti can help with defense while Kroos connecting defense and offense. Wingers, Gotze and Schurrle will do a great job down the wing. Ozil is no doubt their no.1 play maker. In bench, I have Draxler as a sub for the winger, Khedira for the center midfielder role, and Can for his versatility, he could fill the center back, right back and midfield role.
Forwards
No doubt Muller will fill this position, good in the air and good making plays also. Podolski is ready on the bench. I left Gomez because I feel Podolski is similar to Muller, while Gomez could only be deployed as target man.
Overall
There is no doubt this is a very balanced team that you ever met in history of football. Germans have every player in each position, even the bench or not selected players above could fill the role easily even if the starting XI won't perform. But actually, in my opinion, their wing backs aren't the greatest. They are good in defense but I think they couldn't offer attacking movement that much. Missing Lahm already?
Prediction for EURO 2016
They will finish the group easily, yes. They will scrap through the first round and semi final easily, yes. But, in the semi final they are likely to meet France which will be a very hard fought battle. Since France is pretty strong in their home soil, I think German will finish the tournament in the Semi Final. Or maybe they can replicate Spain's success bringing back to back international trophy?
So, that's it. I hope you enjoy the squad and my prediction. How do you think Germany will go?
In this UEFA EURO 2016 special, I try
to replicate all the team that possible to be made in WCCF newest
version (15-16) based on squads confirmed for the tournament. We all
know that the squad list already confirmed so there won't be any change
in the future.
Next up is the team that always expected to be great in every tournaments but they always fail to live up for it, England. Here is the 23-man squads confirmed
#
Pos.
Player
Date of birth (age)
Caps
Goals
Club
1
GK
Joe Hart
19 April 1987 (aged 29)
58
0
Manchester City
2
DF
Kyle Walker
28 May 1990 (aged 26)
15
0
Tottenham Hotspur
3
DF
Danny Rose
2 July 1990 (aged 25)
3
0
Tottenham Hotspur
4
MF
James Milner
4 January 1986 (aged 30)
59
1
Liverpool
5
DF
Gary Cahill
19 December 1985 (aged 30)
42
3
Chelsea
6
DF
Chris Smalling
22 November 1989 (aged 26)
24
0
Manchester United
7
MF
Raheem Sterling
8 December 1994 (aged 21)
22
2
Manchester City
8
MF
Adam Lallana
10 May 1988 (aged 28)
22
0
Liverpool
9
FW
Harry Kane
28 July 1993 (aged 22)
11
5
Tottenham Hotspur
10
FW
Wayne Rooney (captain)
24 October 1985 (aged 30)
110
52
Manchester United
11
FW
Jamie Vardy
11 January 1987 (aged 29)
7
3
Leicester City
12
DF
Nathaniel Clyne
5 April 1991 (aged 25)
12
0
Liverpool
13
GK
Fraser Forster
17 March 1988 (aged 28)
6
0
Southampton
14
MF
Jordan Henderson
17 June 1990 (aged 25)
25
0
Liverpool
15
FW
Daniel Sturridge
1 September 1989 (aged 26)
17
5
Liverpool
16
DF
John Stones
28 May 1994 (aged 22)
10
0
Everton
17
MF
Eric Dier
15 January 1994 (aged 22)
6
1
Tottenham Hotspur
18
MF
Jack Wilshere
1 January 1992 (aged 24)
30
2
Arsenal
19
MF
Ross Barkley
5 December 1993 (aged 22)
22
2
Everton
20
MF
Dele Alli
11 April 1996 (aged 20)
7
1
Tottenham Hotspur
21
DF
Ryan Bertrand
5 August 1989 (aged 26)
8
0
Southampton
22
FW
Marcus Rashford
31 October 1997 (aged 18)
1
1
Manchester United
23
GK
Tom Heaton
15 April 1986 (aged 30)
1
0
Burnley
Here is the list of players that already released as a card in WCCF (with their newest verison)
Pos.
Player
Version
GK
Joe HART
15-16 v2.0
GK
Fraser FORSTER
15-16
DF
Kyle WALKER
15-16
DF
Gary CAHILL
15-16 v2.0
DF
Chris SMALLING
14-15
DF
Nathaniel CLYNE
15-16 v2.0
DF
John STONES
15-16 v2.0
DF
Ryan BERTRAND
15-16 v2.0
MF
James MILNER
15-16
MF
Raheem STERLING
15-16 v2.0
MF
Adam LALLANA
15-16 v2.0
MF
Jordan HENDERSON
15-16 v2.0
MF
Jack WILSHERE
15-16 v2.0
MF
Ross BARKLEY
15-16
FW
Harry KANE
15-16 v2.0
FW
Wayne ROONEY
15-16 v2.0
FW
Daniel STURRIDGE
15-16
Here is the WCCF team based on players above. Noted that not all of the
players included in the squad because WCCF could only had 16 players in
the team
Formation
Hodgson's selection lacking of left winger left the 4-1-2-1-2Diamond formation the best solution for the squads provided for the EURO.
Goalkeepers
Had to go with Hart, what more can I say? Forster is good but still he couldn't beat Hart for the main spot.
Defenders
Smalling and Cahill will start in the heart of defence. I prefer Rose on the left back, but since only Bertrand available for WCCF, he will start this time. Walker actually having a good performance recently, but I think Hodgson will start Clyne at right back due to his work rate, making the former will fill the bench alongside Stones.
Midfielders
It is actually Dier whois deputizing as DM but since he isn't available in WCCF, Henderson will take the job, which is slightly concerning. In the middle of the park, Alli would suit the best here, but he'll be replaced by Wilshere this time. Milner will start alongside him, while Sterling filling Rooney's spot in the attacking midfield role since this team lacks of forwards. In the bench, Barkley and Lallana are ready to alter the game if needed.
Forwards
The Three Lions front duo should be Kane and Vardy, but since they haven't (or won't) released the later, Rooney filling the spot. Sturridge is ready to come from the bench if goals are really needed in the game.
Overall
Many of the key players for England aren't released as a WCCF card. Where is Alli? Where is Dier? Where is the main man, Vardy? The England NT is surprisingly contained many players that doesn't need to be there, like Townsend, Welbeck, Delph or Jagielka. So in the end, this is the best squad I came up with. Overall, pretty decent squad to be honest. Rooney and Kane will do a great work up front, balanced midfield but pretty concerned with the DM position because Henderson isn't familiar with the position. Pretty solid defense, wingbacks are balanced-mind, while Smalling and Cahill are pretty fast for center backs. Hart is no doubt will do a good work between the two sticks.
Prediction for EURO 2016
They had a good squad, but hopefully not overrated like they always said in many of the previous tournaments. They will finish the group easily, but I will say they won't go further than Semi Finals, because they are likely to meet Spain there which is hard task to do. Likely to go to final if they can turn things around, and it's not impossible if they finally win the first EURO in their history.
So, that's it. I hope you enjoy the squad and my prediction. How do you think England will go?
In this UEFA EURO 2016 special, I try to replicate all the team that possible to be made in WCCF newest version (15-16) based on squads confirmed for the tournament. We all know that the squad list already confirmed so there won't be any change in the future.
We are going to start with the host tournament, France. Here is the 23-man squads confirmed
# Pos Name Born Apps & Goals Club
1
GK
Hugo Lloris (captain)
26 December 1986 (aged 29)
73
0
Tottenham Hotspur
2
DF
Christophe Jallet
31 October 1983 (aged 32)
11
1
Lyon
3
DF
Patrice Evra
15 May 1981 (aged 35)
71
0
Juventus
4
DF
Adil Rami
27 December 1985 (aged 30)
26
1
Sevilla
5
MF
N'Golo Kanté
29 March 1991 (aged 25)
2
1
Leicester City
6
MF
Yohan Cabaye
14 January 1986 (aged 30)
44
4
Crystal Palace
7
FW
Antoine Griezmann
21 March 1991 (aged 25)
26
7
Atlético Madrid
8
MF
Dimitri Payet
29 March 1987 (aged 29)
17
2
West Ham United
9
FW
Olivier Giroud
30 September 1986 (aged 29)
47
14
Arsenal
10
FW
André-Pierre Gignac
5 December 1985 (aged 30)
25
7
Tigres UANL
11
FW
Anthony Martial
5 December 1995 (aged 20)
8
0
Manchester United
12
MF
Morgan Schneiderlin
8 November 1989 (age 26)
15
0
Manchester United
13
DF
Eliaquim Mangala
13 February 1991 (aged 25)
7
0
Manchester City
14
MF
Blaise Matuidi
9 April 1987 (aged 29)
42
7
Paris Saint-Germain
15
MF
Paul Pogba
15 March 1993 (aged 23)
29
5
Juventus
16
GK
Steve Mandanda
28 March 1985 (aged 31)
22
0
Marseille
17
DF
Lucas Digne
20 July 1993 (aged 22)
12
0
Roma
18
MF
Moussa Sissoko
16 August 1989 (aged 26)
36
1
Newcastle United
19
DF
Bacary Sagna
14 February 1983 (aged 33)
55
0
Manchester City
20
MF
Kingsley Coman
13 June 1996 (age 19)
4
1
Bayern Munich
21
DF
Laurent Koscielny
10 September 1985 (aged 30)
27
0
Arsenal
22
DF
Samuel Umtiti
14 November 1993 (aged 22)
0
0
Lyon
23
GK
Benoît Costil
3 July 1987 (aged 28)
0
0
Rennes
Here is the list of players that already released as a card in WCCF (with their newest verison)
Pos
Name
Version
GK
Hugo LLORIS
15-16 v2.0
GK
Steve MANDANDA
15-16
DF
Christophe JALLET
13-14
DF
Patrice EVRA
15-16
DF
Adil RAMI
13-14
DF
Eliquim MANGALA
15-16
DF
Lucas DIGNE
15-16 v2.0
DF
Bacary SAGNA
15-16 v2.0
DF
Laurent KOSCIELNY
15-16 v2.0
MF
Yohan CABAYE
15-16 v2.0
MF
Dimitri PAYET
15-16 v2.0
MF
Morgan SCHNEIDERLIN
15-16
MF
Blaise MATUIDI
15-16 v2.0
MF
Paul POGBA
15-16 v2.0
MF
Moussa SISSOKO
15-16 v2.0
FW
Antoine GRIEZMANN
15-16 v2.0
FW
Olivier GIROUD
15-16
FW
Andre-Pierre GIGNAC
10-11
FW
Kingsley COMAN
15-16
Here is the WCCF team based on players above. Noted that not all of the players included in the squad because WCCF could only had 16 players in the team
Formation
Deschamps already failed to experiment with the 4-1-2-1-2 Diamond formationand now already comfortable with the 4-3-3 formation, hence this formation is going to be used in this squad.
Goalkeepers
Have to go ahead with Lloris in goal, no doubt. They also have Mandanda but Lloris still going to fill the no. 1 spot for France, he is the captain afterall.
Defenders
The starting will be Evra, Koscielny, Mangala and Sagna. Too bad they miss great defenders like Laporte or Varane due to injury. I go with Rami on the bench because he could cover all the defenders position.
Midfielders
There is no doubt Matuidi and Pogba will start in the middle of the park. The DM position still insecure though since Diarra left the squad due to injury. I'll go with Schneiderlin for the position instead of Cabaye or Sissoko who I left on the bench, because I think Schneiderlin has more work rate than the other two.
Forwards
The minus of like Lacazette, Benzema and Valbuena left Deschamps with a limited forwards on the list. I'll go with Giroud up top, with Payet and Griezmann supporting from wings. Payet proved to be a success while doing his role as a winger, hence the position is somehow secured for him. I left Gignac and Coman on the bench, Gignac could come in for Giroud for super sub purpose, and Coman could work both on the wings.
Overall
This team is balanced in every position, but little bit concerned on the back. There is no doubt in their midfield, the forwards are balanced because every player has different play style, many plays can be made if one doesn't work. Varane should be filling Mangala position if he didn't injured and the defense will get stronger and get more balanced. Overall, it is a great squad and I think they have a big chance to win the tournament.
Prediction for EURO 2016 They will win it. With a great squad like this, I think there is a big chance for them to win the tournament. France had a good history when they hosted a tournament, like what they did in EURO 1984 and WC 1998, they both won it on their home. If they didn't win it, the worst finish would be they exit in semi final.
So, that's it. I hope you enjoy the squad and my prediction. How do you think France will go?
Don't know how much overall scores your ATLE or KOLE have ? Since 1011, every ATLE and KOLE now has 100 points, so we couldn't see what is the real overall of those cards. Well,
here I have the list of stat predictions for it for 1011 until 1516 version.
Noted that this is only a prediction based on the reviewer, it is excerpt from http://temaewccf.blog.jp (who is the reviewer), but the stat closely resemble how the card perform in the machine up to date. Here is the list
