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fans looking to get their hands on a couple of extra cards need not look much further than McDonald's. The popular fast food chain restaurant does an almost annual collaboration with the trading card franchise, offering exclusive cards as a bonus treat with the purchase of certain meals. For collectors, it seems like the could be coming back to the States sooner rather than later.
A recent glitch in has caused waves amongst the community as Blizzard has had to step in to prevent the game's economy from falling apart. While the fourth mainline entry in the action RPG franchise has had its fair deal of bugs and glitches, it's ultimately regarded as a success amongst the player base, many of whom were worried about it following the dismal reception of. Unfortunately, some problems are bigger than others and require drastic measures before they spread too far.
Speedrunners are some of the most talented gamers out there, but I don't think I've ever been more impressed by a speedrun than I am by this Pokemon Red and Green catch 'em all challenge, which involves playing two games simultaneously with a plethora of different controllers for the optimal setup.
collectors may want to start looking to offload a certain run of V and VMAX Pokémon cards. Like all trading card games, the value of cards is never stable. Their prices fluctuate for a variety of reasons, from format rotations to waning availability. Sometimes cards will see an unexpected spike in value, and other times cards will suddenly plummet.
Diablo 4 has, once more, had to disable trading due to a duping bug—the third time in one year, albeit just barely, as announced on the Diablo 4 forums by community manager PezRadar:
Somewhere in Blizzard HQ, a janitor is presumably sweeping up shards of glass after someone on the Diablo 4 development team finally had good reason to slam the big red button in a case labeled "in case of emergency, break glass." Blizzard has temporarily disabled trading in Diablo 4 on the heels of a Season 5 exploit that flooded the in-game economy with countless duped items.
Over the years, there's been a wealth of different merchandise on the market to accompany the long-running, extremely popular trading card and video games, and the anime. From plushies and statues to bags and t-shirts, there is plenty for fans to collect to show their love for the franchise. Unfortunately, however, this stock doesn't last forever, and depending on demand, certain items can sell out extremely quickly, especially if limited quantities are made.
When first launched, it started a massive trend of trading villagers. Veteran players typically have a specific set of villagers they like, referred to by the community as «dreamies.» However, getting these villagers by random selection could take years. When a villager is moving out of someone else's town, players can go to their town and convince the villager to move to their town, ensuring the character's presence in their game.