I know this is going to sound clich but I (my family) couldnt really afford to spend much on non-necessities when Pokmon first became big
Z-ARC: That's because your best strategies are far inferior to even my worst technique
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The mistake was that even Wizards had no idea what Magic would becomethat the game would grow, have millions of players, and still be thriving 25 years later
About two years later, in January 1999, the Pokmon TCG hit American shelves