badganondorf
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As Pokémon has been around now for a good while under Nintendo’s protection, the game and its community around it has been evolving with as well. The Pokémon TCG has slowly evolved in to the Internet era. First there were Pojo, Pokebeach and Pokegym but in the past 2 years the number of Pokémon TCG site has been increasing steadily. I’ve been searching for Pokémon TCG blogs, sites etc. and I was surprised about the amount of them. There were many sites that I wasn’t even aware of until I started searching; among Sixprizes and Jwitzz’s video blog there were pages like thetopcut, propokemon, team omar, hey trainer and Pokemandan’s videoblog. And I’m sure that I still missed some sites. We also have Pokémon TCG online from the Pokémon officials, which takes the gaming into a whole new level with making the gaming against people all over the World possible from your home computer. Even our beloved 2-time World Champion Jason Klaczynski has just started his Youtube channel, where he is taping the Pokémon Online games he has played.
I think that all these changes are great for the game and I came up with the idea to start my own blog because I have notable success in the tournaments all around the World and I’m not from the U.S. or The Great Britain but immediately started to question myself – is there still room for new Pokémon TCG blogs and websites even though we already have many and many more sites producing good Pokémon TCG information? My answer for this question can be found from my signature.
So what do you think, does Pokémon TCG have space for more blogs and sites that discuss about Pokémon TCG or is the demand already fulfilled? If you’re familiar with these sites in advance what do you think about the quality of them? And do you think that it’s better to have the things spread all over the internet than to be focused on 1 or 2 sites like before?
I like to think that the Pokémon TCG has made some huge steps forward when “updating” itself into the Internet era and I think the all changes are only positive. It may be that some sites have some mediocre or even not that good content from a competitive perspective but they all try to fulfill different missions from the promise to give great content for competitive players, to helping new players. I think all the sites-despite their main mission - serve the purpose that benefits the whole game – they help to grow the game.
Discuss.
I think that all these changes are great for the game and I came up with the idea to start my own blog because I have notable success in the tournaments all around the World and I’m not from the U.S. or The Great Britain but immediately started to question myself – is there still room for new Pokémon TCG blogs and websites even though we already have many and many more sites producing good Pokémon TCG information? My answer for this question can be found from my signature.
So what do you think, does Pokémon TCG have space for more blogs and sites that discuss about Pokémon TCG or is the demand already fulfilled? If you’re familiar with these sites in advance what do you think about the quality of them? And do you think that it’s better to have the things spread all over the internet than to be focused on 1 or 2 sites like before?
I like to think that the Pokémon TCG has made some huge steps forward when “updating” itself into the Internet era and I think the all changes are only positive. It may be that some sites have some mediocre or even not that good content from a competitive perspective but they all try to fulfill different missions from the promise to give great content for competitive players, to helping new players. I think all the sites-despite their main mission - serve the purpose that benefits the whole game – they help to grow the game.
Discuss.
