Pokémon ID Unveiled: New App Automates Card Recognition

A new CT scanner service is causing a stir in the Pokémon trading card community. This technology allows collectors to see the contents of unopened booster packs before purchasing, sparking debate about its impact on the market.

Pokémon Card Market Rocked by CT Scanner Technology

Your Pokémon Guessing Game Just Got a Lot Harder (or Easier?)

The high-value rare card market is a major factor in this controversy. Some cards are worth hundreds of thousands, even millions of dollars, fueling intense competition and, in some cases, troubling behavior from scalpers. The potential for this technology to manipulate the market is a key concern.

The Pokémon card market is a significant investment sector for many, with collectors hoping for long-term appreciation on their purchases. The IIC service presents both advantages and disadvantages. While some see it as a tool to strategically maximize investments, others express concerns about its impact on the integrity and excitement of collecting. Negative reactions range from feeling "threatened" to "disgusted" by the prospect of eliminating the element of surprise.

However, not everyone shares these concerns. Some remain skeptical of the technology’s widespread impact. One humorous comment highlights the potential shift in value for those with keen Pokémon identification skills: "Finally, my 'Who's That Pokémon?' skills are going to be highly sought after!"