They did. Two more, in fact, but they were both Japanese-only releases.The game rocks, i was always bummed Nintendo/GameFreak never put out another one of these games.
Never knew this.They did. Two more, in fact, but they were both Japanese-only releases.
http://www.gamefaqs.com/gbc/581059-pokemon-card-gb2
http://www.gamefaqs.com/ds/636015-pokemon-card-game-asobikata-ds
As someone who absolutely loved the first game, I looked the game up online years later, and found out it had a sequel. I didn't know about the DS sequel until today, though. I'm surprised there hasn't been any translation projects for them.Never knew this.
Probably cause no one plays the real pokemon tcg anymore (I never played it i did collect the cards tho).As someone who absolutely loved the first game, I looked the game up online years later, and found out it had a sequel. I didn't know about the DS sequel until today, though. I'm surprised there hasn't been any translation projects for them.
Oh wow, how have I not heard about the DS one?They did. Two more, in fact, but they were both Japanese-only releases.
http://www.gamefaqs.com/gbc/581059-pokemon-card-gb2
http://www.gamefaqs.com/ds/636015-pokemon-card-game-asobikata-ds
Pokemon X/Y TCG would have been an instant pre-order for me if they announced it. There's a lot of trading card video games out there, but I haven't seen many where the player's character is collecting the cards, not the player themselves, and I always found those to be more enjoyable. They could easily make a Pokemon TCG story that'd outshine X/Y.Oh wow, how have I not heard about the DS one?
I always wanted another one of these, loved the original. In fact, I found it far more entertaining to "collect 'em all" than actually walk around for hours upon hours to catch/evolve every Pokemon, giving the TCG games more replay value to me than the main series.
from what i understood, the ds game is not a game per see but a tutorial for the TCG game...Oh wow, how have I not heard about the DS one?
I always wanted another one of these, loved the original. In fact, I found it far more entertaining to "collect 'em all" than actually walk around for hours upon hours to catch/evolve every Pokemon, giving the TCG games more replay value to me than the main series.
To me the sequel felt like a romhack, not a proper sequel. Same overworld, same characters, just a different introduction and different things to do.from what i understood, the ds game is not a game per see but a tutorial for the TCG game...
the sequel for the gbc was released almost before the gba was released so it never got a translation, i tried to play it but it felt more like an expansion to the first game (maybe because i didnt understand shit)
That makes me less upset that I haven't and never will play it. Damn Japan and their niche games. Rarely get translated.To me the sequel felt like a romhack, not a proper sequel. Same overworld, same characters, just a different introduction and different things to do.
They could easily make a Pokemon TCG story that'd outshine X/Y.
I'm surprised there hasn't been any translation projects for them.
The "exclusive" cards probably just refer to the GB cards that weren't available as physical cards, like the legendary birds.does anybody know, what the new and exclusive cards are? :/ can't find anything about that... would just go ahead and buy it and then probably find it out at some point myself, but sadly I cant get my firmware update to finish on my non-gateway 3ds, so I am stuck with the waiting game until the ninty servers become stable again lol