Pokemon TCG Pocket promo icons are a menace according to many players, who want some changes to help us enjoy our cards more

Several Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket players are reporting having issues attempting to log into the game with their Nintendo accounts.

The Pokémon TCG Pocket team has updated the game with a new event today. This time, we get a Venusaur Drop event, which adds new solo battles against machine-controlled Grass-type decks with an emphasis on the Bulbasaur evolution line. By claiming victory after facing them, players may get a Full Art Venusaur in the Promo A expansion.

Users who log in via Nintendo may not be able to play Pokemon TCG Pocket this morning - with a few possible user-reported fixes

While Pikachu and MewTwo EX continue to dominate Pokemon TCG Pocket's meta, some players find another card that seems to be pretty OP right now.

The latest event in TCG Pocket features solo battles against Grass-type decks in the Venusaur Solo Battle Event. The event runs for two weeks, from November 29 to December 12, but you’ll need to win dozens of games if you want to win all of the rewards.

Early this morning Pokemon TCG Pocket got a brand-new promo pack event, where players can battle the CPU for a selection of limited-time cards. The grand prize being a special Venusaur with some new art on it.

Pokemon TCG Pocket’s new Venusaur Drop Event has a powerful promo card every player needs to add to their collection.

Each of the four Solo Battles available during the Venusaur Drop Event feature Grass Pokémon, mostly themed around Venusaur. Therefore, the best decks to use are Fire-Type decks featuring the likes of Charizard, Arcanine, and Moltres.

The Venusaur Drop Event is the latest special event in Pokemon TCG Pocket, offering you the chance to earn exclusive promo cards tied to this limited-time challenge. As with past events, it introduces a mix of battles and collectible rewards, appealing to those who like a bit of competition as well as avid collectors.

Pokemon TCG Pocket players want changes to the game’s promo event cards, which all come with “annoying” stickers that cover full art cards.