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 YOKOHAMA, Japan — Dressed up and ready for battle, around 10,000 Pokemon fans have descended on Yokohama in Japan this weekend, looking for fun but also collector’s item cards potentially worth serious money.Since the launch of Pokemon cards in 1996 following the hit computer game of the same name — meaning “pocket monsters” — an astounding 53 billion cards have been

YOKOHAMA, JAPAN (AFP) – Dressed up and ready for battle, around 10,000 Pokemon fans have descended on Yokohama in Japan this weekend, looking for fun but also collector’s item cards potentially worth serious money. Since the launch of Pokemon cards in 1996 following the hit computer game of the same name – meaning “pocket monsters” […]

 YOKOHAMA, Japan — Dressed up and ready for battle, around 10,000 Pokemon fans have descended on Yokohama in Japan this weekend, looking for fun but also collector’s item cards potentially worth serious money.Since the launch of Pokemon cards in 1996 following the hit computer game of the same name — meaning “pocket monsters” — an astounding 53 billion cards have been

DRESSED up and ready for battle, around 10,000 Pokémon fans have descended on Yokohama in Japan this weekend, looking for fun but also collectors item cards potentially worth serious money.

Gotta catch ‘em all: Pokemon hooks children, parents and investors

Dressed up and ready for battle, around 10,000 Pokemon fans have descended on Yokohama in Japan this weekend.

Dressed up and ready for battle, around 10,000 Pokemon fans have descended on Yokohama in Japan this weekend, looking for fun but also collectors item cards potentially worth serious money.

Dressed up and ready for battle, around 10,000 Pokemon fans have descended on Yokohama in Japan this weekend, looking for fun but also collectors item cards potentially worth serious money. Since the launch of Pokemon cards in 1996 following the hit computer game of the same name -- meaning pocket ..

Some of the world’s best players are attracted to the Pokemon World Championships. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Dressed up and ready for battle, around 10,000 Pokemon fans have descended on Yokohama in Japan this weekend, looking for fun but also collector's item cards potentially worth serious money. Since the launch of Pokemon cards in 1996 following the hit computer game of the same name -- meaning "pocket monsters" -- an astounding 53 billion cards have been printed. Almost 30 years on, the card game remains hugely popular as contestants take each other on with cards representing the mo...