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Insider Gaming reveals Revna the Lorekeeper, a 7-Might Fury Rune (Red) unit in Riftbound: Unleashed. It features Ganking to move between battlefields and can be readied after spending 4+ on a spell, but requires 7 Energy and recycling a Fury Rune. The Unleashed set also introduces Ambush, XP, and Hunt mechanics and teases an Ultimate rarity Baron Nashor card, with a global release on May 8.
Pokémon Company International announced the Mega Evolution—Chaos Rising expansion for the Pokémon Trading Card Game, releasing worldwide May 22, 2026, and featuring Mega Floette ex and Mega Greninja ex alongside other Mega Evolution ex cards; prerelease tournaments start May 9, 2026, with early access in Pokémon TCG Live from May 21, and booster packs, Elite Trainer Boxes, and collections will be available at retailers, plus various rare and ultra-rare cards highlighted in the set.
Amazon is offering the Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Perfect Order Booster Bundle for preorder at $59.99, cheaper than market value and backed by Amazon’s preorder price guarantee that locks in the lowest price through the release date (March 27). The bundle includes six booster packs (10 cards each) and could yield Mega Zygarde ex, Mega Clefable ex, Mega Starmie ex, or Meowth ex, though high-value pulls aren’t guaranteed in today’s hot market.
The Pokémon TCG Pocket is releasing a new Gen II-themed booster set called 'Secluded Springs' on August 28th, featuring legendary Pokémon Raikou, Entei, and Suicune, along with other Johto and Hoenn Pokémon, amidst recent controversies and upcoming Mega Evolutions for the app.
The 'Wisdom of Sea and Sky' expansion for the Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket launches on July 30, introducing new Pokemon from the Johto region, including Lugia and Ho-Oh, along with new gameplay features like energy-free attacks, a wishlist system, and a revamped trade system using shinedust. The game is available on iOS and Android.
Leaked images suggest new Mega Evolution Pokémon cards featuring Latias, Kangaskhan, and Lucario are set to release in September, showcasing dynamic artwork and transformations, coinciding with the return of Mega Evolutions in upcoming Pokémon games.
The Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket is hosting its first Mass Outbreak event, focusing on Fire-type Pokémon and Trainer cards, from November 21 to 27, 2024. During this event, players can access bonus and rare picks featuring cards like Charmander, Charizard, and Moltres, with opportunities to earn shop tickets through missions. Additionally, new flair options are available to enhance card appearances.
A Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket player, Weens4Life, spent $1,500 and opened 1,741 booster packs to complete the Genetic Apex set, highlighting the challenges of collecting all cards, especially the rare alternate art ones. Completing the set took significant time and money, with the game offering limited free packs daily. Despite the cost, Weens4Life found the experience worthwhile but plans to focus only on base sets in the future. Pokémon TCG Pocket has been highly successful, earning $120 million in three weeks with 30 million downloads.
Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket, a popular mobile game with over 30 million downloads, will introduce a card trading feature starting January 2025. The update will initially allow trading of certain cards, with plans to expand the selection over time. Additionally, new booster packs are expected by the end of the year, and more features are in development. The game has been generating significant revenue, earning over $5 million daily on November 8th and 9th.
Magic: The Gathering's upcoming set, Outlaws of Thunder Junction, introduces a Western-themed setting with a group of ambitious villains for a high-profile heist, along with new mechanics and sub-sets of cards. The set features characters like Oko, Tinybones, Kellan, Vraska, Rakdos, and Annie Flash, and includes a sub-set called The Big Score, featuring 40 new cards. The game also introduces a new term, "outlaw," and new keywords like plot and spree, adding complexity and flexibility to gameplay.
The Pokémon Company has fixed a long-standing error on the back of Pokémon trading cards in the upcoming mobile game Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket, aligning it with the design used in Japan. The change, highlighted by a pixel artist and Pokémon fan, corrects the placement of the button on the Poké Ball symbol. It's unclear if this update will extend to physical cards, but the mobile game is set to release in 2024.
The new Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket was announced, featuring a corrected card back design that fixes a long-standing error where the Poké Ball was opening from the wrong side on US Pokémon cards. The error, which went viral in 2019, was speculated to have originated from an early Poké Ball design variation. While the Japanese version fixed the error in the early 2000s, the US version remained unchanged, possibly for tournament legality reasons. Pokémon TCG Pocket showcases the corrected design, combining elements from both the US and Japanese versions.
Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket, a new mobile game announced during the Pokémon Presents showcase, allows players to collect, trade, and battle with Pokémon trading cards. Developed by DeNA, the game focuses on card collection and features the ability to trade cards and battle other players online. It is set to be released later this year and offers players two free packs a day, with potential for microtransactions.
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.
Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket is a new mobile game set to launch in 2024, bringing the Pokémon Trading Card Game to iOS and Android. Players can open two packs per day for free and interact with virtual cards featuring special visual effects. Developed in collaboration with The Pokemon Company, DeNA, and Creatures Inc., the game introduces "immersive cards" that provide a new way to enjoy the Pokémon TCG.