New Official Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO Expansion Cards Are Announced!




Soo guys, the Pokemon Go Expansion Cards are released! This is an excellent news for lovers of the Pokémon Trading Card Game, an official Pokémon GO expansion set has been revealed! For so many of us, TCG is how we first fell in love with Pokémon, driving us to play Pokémon GO, so for a cooperation to now be coming in summer 2022, it’s big! Here is the official release through the Pokémon GO Live website:







‘Trainers,


This summer, a partnership between the Pokémon Trading Card Game and Pokémon GO will be introduced! The Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO expansion will contain cards based around the popular mobile game. You can get an early peek at the expansion’s box design below.


More information will be revealed shortly, so be sure to check back for the latest developments. For additional information about the Pokémon Trading Card Game, please visit the official Pokémon TCG website.’




 


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New Official Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO Expansion Cards Are Announced!




The packaging displayed in the sneak peek is an exclusive glimpse at what is to come in terms of package design, and it has us at Hub incredibly thrilled! Featuring Mewtwo, Larvitar, Aipom, Blissey (fittingly on top of a gym), Gyarados, Conkeldurr and of course Pikachu, along with teases of PokéStops and an appearance from Professor Willow too, this is going to be a great collectors goods for lovers of both TCG, and GO.





We’ve seen a quick tie in with GO from TCG previously with the limited edition Professor Willow card that flew off the shelves as part of a limited special bonus for those who purchased the GO Fest 2021 shirt from the Pokémon Centre (pictured below) (shown below). To see an entire expansion set is incredibly amazing!





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An forthcoming summer expansion for the Pokémon Trading Card Game will incorporate artwork based on the 3D animals from mobile augmented reality game Pokémon Go. The Pokémon Company’s statement is a little thin on facts at now but classifies the card set as a cooperation between them and Niantic.





The team-up seems natural considering the enduring popularity of the mobile game and Pokémon TCG’s supposedly ageless appeal. Publisher Niantic introduced Pokémon Go in 2016, encouraging a rush of users across the globe to explore their towns and communities for randomly created pocket monsters. While it never managed to keep that first high, the game has had a large and committed user base and steady development cycle of new content.





But this will be the first time the mobile game’s take on Pokémon will appear on official cards (though a Google search populates plenty of fakes) (though a Google search populates plenty of fakes). The release just states the expansion “will contain cards inspired by the popular mobile game”, leaving fans to speculate what else will convert to cardboard.





The free-to-play mobile aspect of Pokémon Go’s gameplay means Niantic made certain liberties with the series' long-standing features. Pokémon evolution needs candies gained by trading in animals of the same kind, so lots of Pikachus need to be fed to the digital grist mill to change the tiny mascot into Raichu.


The easiest method to locate Pokémon is through visiting Pokéstops that frequently correspond to real-world landmarks and sites, dropping lures to improve the spawn rate.





There’s also a rough story framework based around the three teams players may join when they initially begin playing. Each team has a captain, and like earlier entries a Pokémon professor sticks around to give assistance and tasks.





Whether any of Pokémon Go’s unique advancements will find themselves portrayed in cards is an open topic. The booster pack depicted in the announcement does contain the backpack-toting Professor Willow, a Pokéstop and a Blissey defending a gym.





Pokémon TCG has been one of the most successful trading card games since its inception and had a rise in popularity in 2020 and 2021, in large part because to a craze of YouTubers breaking rare booster boxes live on their channels. The secondary market for ultra-rare singles and wrapped first-edition booster boxes swelled at the same time as current merchandise flew off the shelves of retail outlets and local gaming shops.





Dicebreaker has reached out to Niantic and The Pokémon Company for additional details regarding the summer expansion but did not hear back before publishing. A digital client for the card game, Pokémon TCG Live, was expected by the end of 2021 but announced a postponement until later this year. If that persists, 2022 will be a busy period for enthusiasts of both real and digital pocket monsters.





New Official Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO Expansion Cards Are Announced!




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