The smash-hit Pokémon TCG Pocket will receive the long-awaited trading feature later this month, but not every card will qualify for trade. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Fans pretty quickly let the Pokemon TCG Pocket team know they weren't happy about trading details, and now, they've got a response

The best decks in Pokemon TCG Pocket usually have a powerful ex Pokemon at the helm, and this Aerodactyl ex deck guide and card list is no different. That said, Aerodactyl ex is one of the more underrated of ex Pokemon, with its ability not being as hard-hitting as the likes of Mew ex or Articuno ex.

Pokemon TCG Pocket players express frustration and disappointment over a particular aspect of the Achievement rewards, and they have a point.

Regarding the cards that can be modified, it is confirmed for the moment that all basic cards will be available for modification, i.e. between levels 1 and 4 diamonds. This includes the original Ex cards. Among the “rarer” cards, only level 1 Star cards, i.e. the most basic cards of the rank, can be exchanged.

A much-awaited feature is coming to the Pokémon TCG Pocket app sometime this month: Trading. In the game, which The Pokémon Company brought to mobile late last year, players can collect cards by opening digital booster packs.

Pokemon TCG Pocket players are concerned about the new trading feature details, and the development team has issued its reply.

TCPi revealed that, along with Pokémon TCG Pocket’s next set of cards, the game’s trading feature is set to launch later this month. TCPi didn’t specify an exact dat

Pokemon TCG Pocket's hotly-anticipated trading feature is due to launch later this month, and its devs have outlined how the feature will work.

As expected, and perhaps feared, by the Pokémon TCG Pocket community, there are fairly severe restrictions on the incoming trading mechanic, which still lacks a release date desp

Pokémon TCG Pocket has enjoyed months of popularity after having been released in October last year, with players having delved deep into the game’s collecting and battle features. A near-constant deluge of new content – mostly via events,