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With the launch of the Forbidden Lights expansion for Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon, The Pokemon Company also launched their latest Spring 2018 Tins. As with all Pokemon tins, this set comes with 4 booster packs - one from the Crimson Invasion expansion, and three others form earlier expansions - and a special holograph card.

The latest expansion for the Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon set of the Pokémon Trading Card Game launched today at retail. The new expansion builds off the Prism Star game mechanic introduced in the last expansion. Brand new Pokémon Tins, starter decks, and booster packs are available now, and we have a bunch to review!

The Pokémon Company has been working hard on keeping Pokémon fans busy with new cards almost bi-monthly, and as a big fan myself, I couldn't be more excited about that. Their latest release - Crimson Invasion - brings brand new cards to the Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon lineup, with some fantastic new full art cards! But is yet another Pokémon expansion worth your time, we think so, and find out why below!

As quickly as one Pokémon expansion hits retail, another gets announced, and for fans of the Pokémon Trading Card Game, this is fantastic news. The Pokémon Company has continued to provide fans with products to purchase, collections to expand, and the ability to create an even more diverse and unique deck, all using Pokémon Sun and Moon monsters. On October 6th, The Pokémon Company will release the third expansion for Pokémon Sun and Moon: Shinning Legends.

Over the last week, and basically ever since The Pokémon Company sent over a box of the latest Pokémon Sun and Moon expansion, I've been using the pre-maid Burning Shadows decks to play a number of rounds with my seven year old son. We would swap decks often to keep things a bit fresh, but never once deviated from what The Pokémon Company placed in the boxes. On the whole, things were pretty balanced; although I won more often than my son, it was often chalked up too more experience, rather than better card types.

The next expansion for the Pokémon Trading Card Game launches today, and we are really excited about it. Thanks to our friends at the Pokémon Company, we were able to check out some of the Burning Shadows product a bit ahead of launch, and showed off a number of the cards via my Twitter account! Although we have not reviewed the cards in any gameplay sessions as of yet, we do have our initial thoughts on the cards themselves! Read on for more details, as well as a few unboxing videos!

The Guardians Rising expansion for Pokémon Son and Moon has been a big hit at retail already, with many of the booster packs, decks, and Elite Trainer boxes becoming almost impossible to find. We've already unboxed and reviewed a number of packs earlier, so I hope you will check them out! While I will copy and paste a few of the Guardians Rising details here again, the majority of this review will be looking at the themed decks and how they play in a game!

The latest release of the Pokémon Trading Card Game released last week to much fanfare, and for good reason. With new cards and artwork for Pokémon fans to enjoy, this release adds to the already outstanding Pokémon Sun and Moon lineup of cards. Thanks to the Pokémon Company, we have received a number of items to unbox and review. In this article, we will focus on the Booster Packs and Tin for the Pokémon Sun and Moon: Guardians Rising Expansion!

If you like Pokémon and card games, then you should definitely check out this press release we just got! “BELLEVUE, WA— May 5, 2017—The second expansion in the latest Pokémon Trading Card Game series, Sun & Moon—Guardians Rising, is available in stores now.  Visit Alola for Pokémon fun, from the beaches to the mountain peaks, and discover new traditions and new challenges in the Sun & Moon—Guardians Rising expansion. Meet the island guardians, and sharpen your skills with Kahuna Hala…

The most frustrating thing about free to play games on mobile is that you often are left waiting. Waiting for something to build, waiting for something to replenish, or simply waiting for a task to finish. The incentive, of course, is for you to purchase items that speed up the price, using real money. Pokémon Sun and Moon has implemented some free-to-play elements into their title, but without the real money component. How well does this work? Read on to find out!