Cardmaker is a tool for using CSV files to easily generate cards for your games.
Lately, I’ve taken to making cards for units in my games, rather than putting it on on sheets of paper. Having the cards cuts down on table clutter and makes it easier for players to find exactly which unit info they need.
CardBoard is an interesting project. It’s a bit of software that simulates a deck of cards in a digital playspace, and allows you to play with friends over a local area network. Keep an eye on this one, because remote playing via the internet is sure to come.
If you’re designing your own games, here’s a page with some pdf, ai and psd templates for playing cards of various sizes. I’ve taken to making unit cards rather than roster sheets for players to keep track of information in my games.
This tutorial would be useful for generating large sets of gaming cards.