Players are stockpiling their Pack Hourglasses in anticipation of the game's next big update, which is supposed to be here any day now

Pokemon TCG Pocket has some pretty obvious balancing issues at launch, but one Pokemon type in particular is doing a little worse than the others.

At present, all available cards in Pokémon TCG Pocket are from the Genetic Apex expansion, which features three types of booster pack: Mewtwo ex, Pikachu ex, and Charizard ex. No huge surprise, but the three headline cards have come to define the meta since the game’s release.

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An observant Pokemon TCG Pocket player notices something about Pack Points that is crucial for all players to remember in the future.

Pokemon TCG Pocket can be played using the LD Player, Mumu Player, and Bluestacks emulator programs. Doing so is fairly straightforward if you follow the steps below: Download your preferred emulator. Use the search bar to find the Pokemon TCG Pocket app. Select and install the app.

Gardevoir, with its Psy Shadow ability, is indeed one of the most powerful cards in the Pokemon TCG Pocket meta. Its ability allows for the attachment of a Psychic Energy from the Energy Zone to the Psychic Pokemon in the Active Spot, providing efficient energy acceleration.

Fans are aware that the Pokmon TCG Pocket has launched on app stores, but is the title intended to move focus away from Niantic's past hit?

Pokmon Trading Card Game Pocket is a fun digital version of the physical card game, but it's also the birthplace of many ridiculous memes.

The next round of cards joining Pokémon TCG Pocket have leaked ahead of December's events. Earlier this month, datamines revealed multiple cards and events arriving in December with gen one starter Bulbasaur and its evolutions as the focus.