New Pokémon TCG mobile brings drastic changes to cards after years

 


Pokémon TCG Pocket, the franchise's upcoming mobile card game, will bring a drastic change to the card design and correct an "error". Understand.

Announced during Pokémon Presents last Tuesday (27), Pokémon TCG Pocket is the franchise's new mobile card game and will bring with it several new systems, as well as new graphics for users.

Not only that, as a fan identified, the design of the cards has undergone a change and, as a result, corrects an error shown in cards since the launch of the TCG: the Pokéball now "opens on the right side".


The design of Pokémon cards, even with the error in the illustration, has been the same since 1996, when the game was released. As a result, many fans will now have fewer triggers when looking at the backs of virtual cards in Pokémon TCG Pocket.

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