The developer of the Pokemon trading card game Pocket changes its name and becomes a wholly owned subsidiary.

• Pokemon TCG Pocket developer DeNA Digital Production rebrands as Pokemon Card D Studio
• The rebranding signals a focus on developing and supporting digital TCGs.
• Pokémon continues to be one of the most popular brands in the world, both in video games and beyond.

DeNA Digital Production, the developer of Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket, the upcoming digital version of the Pokémon Trading Card Game, has changed its name and appears to be focusing solely on games from now on.As originally reported by Gamer Bravesfrom Official press release, the studio changed its name to Pokemon Card D Studio.This isn’t the studio’s first foray into the Pokémon world. Also developed Pokemon Masters EX.

However, this change is notable for several reasons. First, the Pokemon Trading Card Game remains one of the most popular games in the world, along with big games like Magic the Gathering and Yu-Gi-Oh! The decision to make a digital version for mobile is a long time coming, and supporting such a game is likely to be a full-time job, so DeNA, now Pokemon Card D, is working on it for the long term. There is no doubt that there are. With this new title.

I have to catch them all. Once again (you thought it was over)

Again, you can’t overstate how big Pokémon are. While he’s not the pop culture juggernaut he was in the ’90s or the early 2000s, he’s still making huge amounts of money. We hope that the decision to focus full-time on development was made with the belief that Pokemon Card D Studio will essentially survive, or at least survive as long as the game is successful. Because a digital version of such a popular TCG is almost guaranteed. To attract thousands, if not millions, of players.

For the rest of us, and perhaps those enjoying it, Other Pokemon games on mobile, is this a threat that casts a shadow that engulfs all the rest of these spin-offs? So what about good old Pokemon GO? Well, only time will tell what the fate of these games will be when the TCG behemoth comes to mobile.