Infinity Weekend: A Whole New World Whip out your old decks as Infinity Format gets a special weekend event at local stores, running December 12th-14th
The Pokmon Company International told WIRED that after receiving player feedback, we understand that some of the restrictions put in place are preventing players from being able to casually enjoy the feature as intended
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This creates a sweet spot where modern Mega Evolution sets offer strong scarcity, tournament relevance, and collector appealall while the 30th anniversary special in October adds tailwind for long-term appreciation
You can then not only look at them whenever you want, but also play them as long as they remain exiled
