It has been fourteen years since the Pokemon Trading Card game became a videogame on the Gameboy Colour, that is a very long time, one of the big standouts of the original game was how it took the classic card game invented from the popularity of the main series Pokemon games and turned it into a videogame. Easy enough to say a videogame was definitely the preferred method to play the game as collecting the actual cards was expensive and never provided us with proper cards we could use to play with. The videogame however provided us with all the cards made for the original set of 151 Pokemon and all the cards needed to use them. The question now is with Videogames evolving does the original Pokemon Trading Card Game still stand as good as it was back in the day with its release on the 3DS Virtual Console.
The official Pokemon Trading Card Game and Pokemon Stadium 2 are joining the Nintendo Switch Online library today, on August 8.
The 2022 Pokémon TCG World Championship is approaching fast and eager Pokémon trainers will need to know what cards they can and cannot bring to the fight. The Pokémon Co announced a list of banned Pokémon cards that will not be allowed in the 2022 World Championship, which takes place in London from August 18th-21st.
The Pokémon Company have listed their September trading card game expansion to their website, Pokémon TCG: Lost Origin. In this upcoming expansion trainers will be going back to the Lost Zone with some powerful new Pokémon.
