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The Pokémon Company apologized after its site listed a Pokémon Trading Card Game tournament at the controversial Yasukuni Shrine; the listing was the result of a lack of due diligence by staff with a Pokémon Play certification. The event was canceled, and the company pledged to overhaul its event-review and confirmation processes to prevent a repeat.
The article provides a comprehensive guide to Pokémon-themed gifts for 2025, including TCG products like the Mega Charizard X Ultra-Premium Collection, popular chase cards, discounted Nintendo Switch games such as Pokémon Legends: Z-A and Arceus, Funko Pop collectibles, and plush Squishmallows, catering to various budgets and Pokémon fans.
The Pokémon TCG White Flare Elite Trainer Box is now available at market value for $82.94 on Amazon, offering a good deal compared to previous prices, and includes exclusive promos, sleeves, dice, and booster packs, making it a valuable purchase for collectors and players.
The latest Pokémon TCG set, Mega Evolution, features extremely rare gold cards with odds of 1 in 1,260 packs, leading to a new gold rush and high prices for these cards, which has worsened supply issues and impacted the hobby negatively.
The final Pokémon Scarlet & Violet TCG sets, Black Bolt and White Flare, celebrate the Unova region with stunning art and unique features, despite the lack of a new game. These sets are split into two halves with exclusive cards, no booster boxes, and are highly collectible, featuring rare and beautiful cards that are expected to be highly sought after. The sets mark a peculiar end to the Gen-IX era, with a focus on artistic excellence and rarity.
Today's deals include significant discounts on Pokémon TCG products, Magic: The Gathering Aetherdrift sealed boxes, and the release of Magic: The Gathering: Final Fantasy. There are also bargains on SSDs, DDR5 RAM, and gaming accessories, along with a PS5 game discount for Kingdom Come: Deliverance II and exclusive art prints. The market for Pokémon singles is stabilizing, with some cards becoming more affordable, while others fluctuate in value.
Riot Games has announced Project K, a new physical trading card game (TCG) based on the League of Legends universe, set to launch initially in China in early 2025 with plans for a global release. Unlike its digital counterpart, Legends of Runeterra, Project K will feature unique champion designs and aims to foster a competitive community with potential for national and global tournaments. Riot is currently seeking a publishing partner for the U.S. and other regions.
Datamined leaks from the Pokémon TCG Pocket mobile game reveal upcoming events, including a Venusaur event from November 29 to December 16, offering new battles and promo cards. A Bulbasaur + Magnemite Wonder Pick Event will follow from December 6 to December 20. Additionally, a "Black Friday" sale and a fire-type Mass Outbreak event featuring Arcanine are expected on November 22. A major update with trading features is anticipated by January 2025.
Recent datamines have revealed upcoming events for Pokémon TCG Pocket, set to launch in December. These events will focus on Gen 1 starter Bulbasaur and its evolutions, featuring new battle challenges and rewards. Players can expect to face decks centered around Bulbasaur, Ivysaur, and Venusaur, with various in-game rewards available. Additionally, a Wonder Pick event will spotlight Bulbasaur and Magnemite, and a Genetic Apex Emblem Event is also anticipated. New items and booster packs are expected by year-end, with trading set to begin in January 2025.
Pokémon TCG Pocket has announced plans for new booster packs by the end of the year and the introduction of trading in 2025. The trading feature may be limited to certain card categories, and the game will continue to expand its card selection. Additionally, new features are in development, with players expressing interest in options like a dark mode and rebalanced starting turns.
The Pokémon TCG has issued errata for Minior (Scarlet & Violet—Paradox Rift) and Venusaur & Snivy-GX (Sun & Moon—Cosmic Eclipse) cards, updating their abilities to allow multiple uses per turn. Minior's Far-Flying Meteor and Venusaur & Snivy-GX's Shining Vine abilities now reflect this change, effective immediately, and will be updated in the official errata document.
Pokémon TCG Pocket is a free-to-play mobile version of the Pokémon Trading Card Game available on iOS and Android. It allows players to collect cards, build decks, and battle others, while navigating a complex system of currencies and rewards. Players can open booster packs, complete missions, and use features like Wonder Pick to enhance their collections. The game includes various currencies such as Pack Stamina, Wonder Stamina, and Poké Gold, which can be used to acquire cards and cosmetics. A Premium Pass offers additional benefits for a monthly fee.
The Pokémon TCG Pocket game has fixed a long-standing design issue with the back of its in-game cards, correcting the Pokéball illustration to match the original design. However, there is no indication that the physical TCG cards will receive the same update, as it would require players to sleeve up their cards, which is not currently mandatory for Pokémon TCG.
The Pokémon Company announced a new digital version of the Pokémon trading card game called Pokémon TCG Pocket for mobile devices, featuring immersive cards that allow players to explore expanded scenes of the artwork. The game will have streamlined rules based on the classic battle system and is compared to the quick-play appeal of Marvel Snap. It will be "free-to-start" on Android and iOS devices, but the release date is yet to be confirmed.
Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket, a new app developed by Creatures, The Pokémon Company, and DeNA, is set to launch in 2024, allowing players to collect, trade, and battle virtual Pokémon cards. The app will feature in-app purchases, daily free packs, and an 'Immersive Cards' concept, but specific details about its functionality are still scarce.