
Brothers in Arms Double Time
Dud 2008
Brothers in Arms Double Time
Ubisoft Entertainment · 2008
- Rarity
- Dud
- Album number
- 6910
- Released
- 2008
- Press score
- 45/100
- Developer
- Ubisoft Entertainment
- Publisher
- Ubisoft Entertainment
- Genres
- Shooter, Action
- Platforms
- Wii
- In the game since
- September 18, 2026
Why this card is Dud
A card’s rarity comes from the score the press gave the game. 45/100 puts Brothers in Arms Double Time in the Dud tier, which runs from 0 to 49/100.
The Turkey Pack only draws from games scoring under 70, which is where Duds come in numbers. Elsewhere they are rare.
This tier holds 74 of the 1,791 available cards, or 4.1% of the catalogue.
Finishes
The game has three finishes. A copy’s finish is rolled when the pack is opened, so the same game can sit in a collection more than once.
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Normal2 coins when recycled
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Shiny4 to 12% of drawn cards, depending on the pack6 coins when recycled
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GoldenGolden is kept for Mythics: this card only exists as Normal and Shiny.
Where to find it
Odds computed on the 1,791 cards in circulation and on each pack’s rates.
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Turkey Packone chance in 29 per pack90 coins
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Blockbuster Packone chance in 480 per pack330 coins
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Free Packone chance in 491 per packfree every 12 hours
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Classic Packone chance in 491 per pack180 coins
Estimate: a pack’s guaranteed rarity shifts these odds slightly.
What sets this card apart
Big production: it belongs to the Blockbuster Pack pool.
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