Pokémon. Pokémon TCG cards are sold out everywhere, and this is why The Pokémon Trading Card Game is experiencing one of its most intense moments.

I opened the new Pokemon Paldean Fates ETB. Did I pull a Charizard EX? I got a shiny Mew Ex the first opening pack of Paldean Fates! Crazy! There's some new Pokemon characters in this new set of ...

Pokémon approaches 30th anniversary with 489 million video games sold and 75 billion trading cards distributed since 1996 launch globally.

READ MORE: Store Refuses to Sell New Pokemon Cards Due to 'Safety' Concerns These vending machines currently carry in-demand sets such as Prismatic Evolutions, Paldean Fates, Journey Together and ...

Destined Rivals looks to be one of the Pokémon TCG’s most interesting sets in a long time, marking another twist on the recent return of Trainer’s Pokémon, wher ...

At this point, Pokemon TCG fans are used to the frustrations of the Pokemon Center queue. However, the Black Bolt and White Flare ETB pre-orders seem to have taken things to another level.This ...

As of May 2, Pokémon cards like Magikarp 203/193 and Pikachu ex 238/191 have dropped over 30%, while picks like Rayquaza VMAX and Pikachu with Grey Felt Hat are on the rise. Here's what to buy ...

Gabe Horvath of Coast Cards in Sugarloaf, Pa., set up at the “March Madness” show in White Plains, N.Y., selling Pokémon/TCG, vintage sports and modern sports at his multiple tables.

The Pokemon TCG hobby is in a difficult spot this year thanks to card shortages on not just popular sets like Scarlet & Violet – Prismatic Evolutions, but almost anything you might expect to see ...

The Pokemon TCG Pocket Shining Revelry (A2b) expansion introduced a captivating blend of new cards, mechanics, and rarity levels. As the second installment in the A2 series, this set features 111 ...

The Pokemon Company In celebration of Pokémon Day, Pokémon TCG Pocket players have a brand new booster set named Triumphant Light that is already crumbling the old meta. It has delivered a slew ...

In 2005, the firm had a $3.5 million press turning out 400 colorful cards per second, 13,000 card sheets every hour. Three years later, PBM sold off to a Texas company, and Pegram retired.