The "Pokemon Trading Card Game Live," otherwise known as the "Pokemon TCG Live," is now available via its beta testing experience, where gamers may now build their decks and battle with other trainers worldwide. The focus of this new game centers on digital trading cards, centering on the tabletop game that has been famous for a long time now.
The game no longer requires you to set up tabletop matches and bring your cards with them to battle it out, with this new digital game embodying the famed experience for different platforms.
'Pokemon Trading Card Game Live' Now Available via Beta
The Pokemon Trading Card Game is now expanding its experience to the mobile platform, as the company and its developers introduce its latest offer to the world.
It is with the digital experience for online platforms with the "Pokemon Trading Card Game Live" which is now in the beta testing phase for gamers to try out.
The digital game focuses on an online and real-time battling experience where people have the chance to build their decks and hash it out with fellow Trainers in the league.
The beta is available to download via the TCG Live link, centering on multiple platforms including Windows PC, and macOS, as well as the mobile platforms with iOS, and Android.
'Pokemon TCG Live' System Requirements
- Windows System Requirements: Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 10; Intel® Pentium® D or AMD® AthlonTM 64 X2; 3GB RAM; 3GB Storage; 1024 x 768 display; Keyboard and Mouse; Broadband internet connection
- Mac System Requirements: macOS X 10.14; Intel® CoreTM 2 Duo; 3GB RAM; 3GB Storage; 1024 x 768 display; Keyboard and mouse; Broadband internet connection
- iOS System Requirements: iOS 15
- Android System Requirements: Android 8; 2GB RAM
'Pokemon' Trading Card Game
For the longest time now, Pokemon Trading Cards are one of the most valuable collections in the world, with many people auctioning or selling their items at high prices, being a prized collectible in the market now. One of the most controversial purchases in the Pokemon TCG world is the rare sight of Charizard, with American rapper, Logic, paying as much as $220,000 for the single piece.
Logic got his hands on the first-edition shadowless, holographic Charizard #199, known to be one of the rarest cards in existence.
Original and sealed boxes sell for as much as $408,000 in an auction, containing first-edition prints of the famous trading cards, preserving the mint-condition of the famed collectibles.
People go to extreme lengths to purchase these highly-regarded Pokemon cards, one where a person used a COVID-19 disaster loan budget to get their hands on a Charizard card worth $57,000.
Now, the game is modernizing and taking its physical experience to digital platforms including PCs and mobile gaming platforms to play in real-time against global opponents. The "Pokemon Trading Card Game Live" is the company's first experience with a digital platform centering on the trading cards which people love and play in professional tournaments in the past.
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Written by Isaiah Richard
