The issue has become so high-profile that Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa was asked for his opinion at a recent shareholder AGM during which he revealed that Nintendo was aware of the "issue," and discussed "appropriate ways to deliver products to consumers." "With respect to the Pokmon Trading Card Game offered by The Pokmon Company, which is an equity-method subsidiary of Nintendo, we are aware of instances where limited-quantity cards are purchased in large volume, leading to high-priced reselling in the market," Furukawa said, in remarks now officially made public by Nintendo
I assume that competitive fans will be able to stick with this one while Pocket serves more casual players, but it's a little confusing to have two Pokemon Trading Card Game apps competing against one another
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Ordering blockers is a bit of a shortcut for what actually happens when multiple creatures are blocking an attacking creature
All of the main cards continue to have Foil versions
Its especially good with self-mill and Raise Dead effects to rebuy it like Fight On!, giving you insane long-term card advantage