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Nintendo Game-key cards are a new innovation with the Switch 2, but don't feel bad if you find them a little confusing.

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The MetroCard has been a staple of New York City commutes since it was introduced in 1993. The swipe-able cards replaced subway tokens when those were discontinued in 2003.

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As shared on Pokemon's official site, trade tokens will be completely removed from the game by this fall. In their place, shinedust will now be the currency used to trade cards.

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