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Presentation-wise, Pokmon Card GB holds up surprisingly well for such an old title

It became a legend among players and collectors

One thing strongly in the favour of Forbid in the cube as opposed to any other format is that there being only one copy of any given card there is quite a sharp tail off in the quality of groups of spells