Send us a text A mall TCG convention can tell you everything about where the hobby is headed. We step onto the floor and track the currents: Pokemon still rules the cases, One Piece is surging on character love and gorgeous alt arts, and Digimon feels stuck in a niche that players support but collectors don’t. That tension—players who need staples vs. collectors who chase slabs—drives the pricing, the scarcity, and the mood around every vendor table. We get candid about the math behind those...
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Send us a text A mall TCG convention can tell you everything about where the hobby is headed. We step onto the floor and track the currents: Pokemon still rules the cases, One Piece is surging on character love and gorgeous alt arts, and Digimon feels stuck in a niche that players support but collectors don’t. That tension—players who need staples vs. collectors who chase slabs—drives the pricing, the scarcity, and the mood around every vendor table. We get candid about the math behind those...
When Virtual Worlds Collide: The True Cost of Entertainment in 2025
Carolina Otakus Podcast
57 minutes
6 months ago
When Virtual Worlds Collide: The True Cost of Entertainment in 2025
Send us a text We explore the new Nintendo Switch 2 and compare it to the Steam Deck, weighing the pros and cons of both gaming systems while sharing festival experiences and economic insights. • Lexy recaps her Dreamville Festival experience, detailing performances by Gorillaz, Erykah Badu, and Ludacris • The festival's potential transformation into a different event without J. Cole's direct involvement raises concerns about its future • Nintendo Switch 2 details including $450 price point,...
Carolina Otakus Podcast
Send us a text A mall TCG convention can tell you everything about where the hobby is headed. We step onto the floor and track the currents: Pokemon still rules the cases, One Piece is surging on character love and gorgeous alt arts, and Digimon feels stuck in a niche that players support but collectors don’t. That tension—players who need staples vs. collectors who chase slabs—drives the pricing, the scarcity, and the mood around every vendor table. We get candid about the math behind those...
