Nintendo's Latest patent hint to some really Cool Pokemon Cards

Nintendo's Latest patent hint to some really Cool Pokemon Cards

 Details have emerged surrounding a patent application submitted by Nintendo and Game Freak, the developer of the Pokémon series. The application appears to be for an interactive kind of trading card design, which seems to be able to communicate with the Switch and change appearance based on in-game activity. (Nintendo Life) 

     It also sounds like you can change the Pokemon cards color by using the Switch. But here comes the most interesting part! Nintendo Life says,
"according to an attitude of the game apparatus". Of course, the exact meaning behind this in unclear, but this seems to suggest that your actions on Switch will affect the image on your trading card; perhaps the Switch's motion controls can sync up with the card's background design, or maybe the card can change appearance based on the outcome of in-game battles, with your character's image changing depending on their current health level."

          But if your still dohting, lisen to this!

     

The player can capture (collect) the character of the wild monster by operating the player character... Furthermore, the player can train (raise) the fellow character and raise its level… The fellow character may evolve (deform) in some cases.

-Info on the Patient

 To me it sounds you can transfer cards into the game and vice versa and if it evolves, it changes the card!
It describes the application's main apparatus as "a portable information processing apparatus", with mentions of buttons, gyro sensors, and a touchscreen, but then says that "it is not necessary to be limited to a game dedicated machine”, going on to specifically suggest the use of smart phones. While it is possible that we'll never see this technology ever be released - many patents never go any further than their initial applications - it would appear that Nintendo and Game Freak have some pretty big ideas for ways to move Pokémon forward. Could it be like amiibo Pokemon cards in the way I thought? Or could it be completely different!

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