The Pokémon Trading Card Game expansion themed around Pokémon Go will launch on 1st July.

That's the "first wave" of products, anyway, The Pokémon Company noted today - already hinting at more on the way.

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Pokemon fans had better start saving their PokeCoins. The Pokemon Company has released new details on the upcoming Pokemon Go-themed expansion to the Pokemon Trading Card Game, and there are a lot of options on the way.

The expansion--originally teased last month via a brief video--will see its first wave launch July 1, with more expansions "coming at a later date." The Pokemon Company has not revealed any specific details or cards from this first set, but the released preview of booster pack packaging gives some hints like Mewtwo, Blissey, Conkeldurr, and more.

One of the Pokemon Go expansion's special collections, themed after Team Mystic (aka the best team).

The full slate of options for the Pokemon Trading Card Game's Pokemon Go expansion is as follows:

• Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box Plus
  • Exclusive to Pokémon Centers in the US, Canada and the UK
• Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO Elite Trainer Box
• Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO Premium Collection
• Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO Special Collections
• Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO Collection
• Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO Tin
• Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO Poké Ball Tins
• Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO Mini Tins
• Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO V Battle Decks, including a bundle version
• Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO Premier Deck Holder Collection
• Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO Pin Collections

Three of the Special Collections were also revealed, each one containing six booster packs and a promotional Trainer card based on one of the three Pokemon Go team leaders: Blanche for Team Mystic, Candela for Team Valor, and Spark for Team Instinct.

The Pokemon Go expansion for the Pokemon Trading Card Game is not the next expansion however, as the Pokemon Legends: Arceus-themed Astral Radiance set will launch on May 27. Pokemon Go, meanwhile, has just started a new season themed around Alola, the region from Sun and Moon.

GameFi—also known as play-to-earn—is the dynamic combination of gaming and decentralised finance. Blockchain technology has given ownership back to players, and they're reaping the benefits. This trend in the crypto space has given rise to a flurry of projects, each seeking to stand out from the crowd.

One of these up and coming projects is Samurai Legends—a fully-functional play-to-earn ecosystem with big ideas. The ecosystem's first addition, Samurai Rising, already supports an active player base that collectively earns thousands of dollars a day, making it exceptionally popular in developing nations such as the Philippines.

The project's real promise, however, lies in its future. While many debutants to the GameFi scene have gained traction, few have been as ambitious as Samurai Legends. Fundamentally, the project aims to evolve from a simple card game into a persistent player-owned world full of strategy, warfare and even political intrigue.

This transformation will begin to unravel on March 16th, when the project's two virtual currencies ($SMG and $KOKU) start to launch across numerous platforms.

Chain Pixel Labs

Despite these grand aspirations, the team behind Samurai Legends has humble beginnings. Samurai Rising originally belonged to RisingSun—a bootstrapped collective of like-minded individuals. The success of Samurai Rising paired with vital strategic partnerships has given rise to a fully-fledged GameFi studio—Chain Pixel Labs.

Thanks to these partnerships, the team has transitioned from part-time to full-time and has the funding to complete their visionary roadmap, regardless of market conditions. In particular, the studio's partnership with Crypto Gaming United has promised an influx of 25,000 additional players and full strategic backing for the long haul. 

The newfound CEO of Chain Pixel Labs, David, has joined the growing list of tech engineers to quit coveted FAANG positions for a once in a generation chance at building the future of finance. A project once constricted by time constraints and economic realities now has everything it needs to not just function—but thrive. 

GameFi in feudal Japan. Enter the samuraiverse.

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Discord: https://discord.gg/samurailegends

Website: https://samurailegends.io

Telegram: https://t.me/samurailegends

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The information provided in this release is not investment advice, financial advice or trading advice. It is recommended that you practice due diligence (including consultation with a professional financial advisor before investing or trading securities and cryptocurrency.

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Australian NFT platform Immutable announced that it has raised US$200 million in a Series C funding round led by Temasek, earning it a unicorn badge with a US$2.5 billion valuation.

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The startup behind Immutable X, a scaling solution for Ethereum NFTs and games, is the latest crypto unicorn after a Series C raise.

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In today’s ever-growing landscape of gaming platforms, many game developers release multiple versions of their games. Smartphones and tablets have made it easy for avid gamers to play on the go.

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Board games are great with big groups of friends, but there are loads of great board games for just two players, too.

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One is the funniest number that you’ll ever do.

It’s 2 AM. The raucous sounds of laughter ring throughout the house. Try as I may, I just can’t stop my cackling. You see, I just drew another card, bringing my total hand size to thirty. And my friends and I can’t help but find the whole situation hilarious. When it comes to gaming, there are a ton of games that are an absolute blast to play with friends, and I want to talk about what just might be my favorite: UNO. No, don’t leave! Let me explain...

Dating all the way back to the Xbox 360 version, UNO has long been a late-night pastime for my friends and I. The smooth jazz song from that version will forever be engrained in my head. All these years later, some of those very same friends and I now play the newest version of this beautiful card game. While under normal circumstances, UNO is a game where you start with 7 cards and try to work your way down to 0, that is not how we play. Oh no.

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After 3 years of work, we can finally share Roguebook with you on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S! We live in a particularly interesting moment in time for deckbuilders. While roguelike card games have seen their popularity rise in the PC world, one of our obsessions from the start of the project was to […]