You don't know joy until you've seen a nineties kid rip open a foil pack of Pokémon cards. Pokémon card values have ...

The first pack of Pokémon cards I ever opened was from the original Base set, released in the UK during 1999. (You know the ones which now go for hundreds of pounds on eBay?) It was a gift from my Dad ...

Players who want to make the TCG Card Shop Simulator experience even better may want to give the following mods a shot.

Pokemon Trading ... ways to obtain cards, as of release and the first card set, Genetix Apex. These methods to obtain cards can be achieved by opening booster packs, crafting cards, and completing ...

If you want to set yourself up with hype, you might take the livestreamer approach after the pack itself is open: Reorder the cards — without looking! — to make sure the rarest card is the ...

Pokemon cards were certainly a thing of the 90s. First launched in 1996, the Japanese gaming franchise has since sold a whopping 34.1billion individual cards worldwide. There might be a great deal ...

There's an astonishing 34.1billion individual Pokemon cards sold globally since its launch in 1996. With a range of cards in circulation, some can fetch a staggering amount on eBay or at auction.

A new set has been officially revealed for the Pokemon Trading Card Game. Announced at Japan’s Champions League (via PokeBeach), the set will be called Supercharged Breaker, and is expected to ...

Despite hassling my parents to buy my Pokemon TCG card packs all the time as a kid, I never actually learned to play the damn game. I chalked it up to my unhealthy obsession with the franchise at ...

Pokemon TCG Pocket is a stripped down affair, meant to appeal to casual players. Card decks are significantly smaller, with just 20 cards allowed. That isn’t too big a deal, because Energy Cards ...

As a quick test, I picked the ‘standard’ Pikachu card from the initial set of Pokémon cards released in the late 90s as a card most kids seemed to have back in the day. I logged onto ...

The first pack of Pokémon cards I ever opened was from the original Base set, released in the UK during 1999. (You know the ones which now go for hundreds of pounds on eBay?) It was a gift from ...