GameStop, the used video game retailer thats become increasingly associated with other kinds of speculative investments, wants to cash in on the resurgent card collecting craze staffers have told Pokbeach , Polygon , and The Verge that stores will begin buying and selling rare Pokmon cards, and possibly other cards, as soon as next week
A Pokmon takes double the damage from a type which it is weak to, which is hugely impactful
I haven't gotten my vaccine yet, but I assume I'll put my card in a pocket of my purse, or in the cash section of my wallet, which means it could get bent and damaged easily
And if your card has no symbol simply because the text is Japanese, the next section decodes it
If the spending ever stops feeling fun, starts drifting past your cap, or begins to feel hard to rein in, treat that as the cue to pause
Same with Sterling Shepard