Pokémon Company Tackles TCG Shortages, Scalpers Post-Destined Rivals Launch
The Pokémon Company has recently taken steps to address the persistent challenges fans face when trying to acquire the latest Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) sets. In a newly released statement, the company has confirmed that reprints of popular sets are on the horizon, and they are diligently working to ensure these products reach their eager fans.
The launch of the latest set, Pokémon TCG: Scarlet & Violet - Destined Rivals, was marred by significant issues such as product shortages, complications with pre-orders, and the inevitable presence of scalpers. This set, along with other sought-after releases like Prismatic Evolutions and the Blooming Waters box, have been notoriously difficult to obtain due to overwhelming demand.
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Acknowledging the situation, The Pokémon Company (TPC) stated on their official website that they are fully aware that "some fans are experiencing difficulties purchasing certain Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) products due to very high demand impacting availability." They empathized with the fans, noting, "We understand this inconvenience can be disappointing for fans, and we are actively working to print more of the impacted Pokémon TCG products as quickly as possible and at maximum capacity to acknowledge this." The company assures that reprints will be available at participating retailers soon.
Looking forward, TPC plans to ramp up production for future TCG expansions to improve product availability right from the launch. They are committed to continuously reprinting affected products to maintain stock levels, including at the Pokémon Center.
In response to scalping issues, The Pokémon Company hinted at their ongoing efforts to ensure a smoother purchasing experience. They emphasized their commitment to "providing a smooth purchasing experience and employ technology that helps get products into the hands of fans first and foremost." Currently, the Pokémon Center implements a virtual queue system during peak traffic times to manage high demand.
TPC concluded by expressing their gratitude to the community for their patience and support, promising to explore further measures to enhance the overall experience for Pokémon Center customers.
With these proactive steps, fans of the Pokémon TCG can hopefully look forward to a less stressful and more enjoyable experience when new sets are released.
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