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Players and collectors pointed out that $600 pricing effectively locks out the fans who want to buy the product as intended, as a celebration of 30 years of the game they grew up with, and hands it instead to whoever can afford to absorb a tripled price point.For context, GameStop has a complicated history with Pokemon TCG products
It gets weirder when you combine it with a sub-game card, because it lets you pull a card from the main game into the sub-game
But it was announced not long after the start of the "McValue" platform, suggesting the chain is pulling out all the stops to entice more customers to come into its restaurants
Some of them are really, really expensive
On top of being a very curve-friendly card, because you can play it on nearly any turn in the game with ease, it also has flying and haste