I've actually been building proof of concepts for a PC version of the game for a while now. I've been trying very hard to improve speeds using just the .NET CLR, but it looks like I'll have to begin looking into either making or borrowing a proper image library for this. My own very basic algorithms just aren't enough to keep up – I'm hoping to have it run on 512MB RAM computers, although it looks like whoever's interested is going to need 1GB to run this well – it currently runs using just 8MB of RAM – but it can easily balloon if I decide to preload resources into RAM. We'll see.
Oh yes, card images copyright Wizards of the Coast, or Hasbro, or whoever owns them. Definitely not mine.
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If you would believe it, one day later, I’ve worked on the game a lot – and every change is under the hood. It actually still produces the same screenshot – just now it’s many steps ahead towards the final goal.