As a casual Pokemon TCG fan who has only dabbled in the actual card game, I cant speak to the metagame implications of the new Pokemon and Trainer cards
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Eldrazi are one of the most popular creature types in Magic, so there's always going to be some kind of value to them
The best-case scenario for GameStop here is the worst-case for the trading card community
60 for F on a Stage 1 is ridiculous, and by itself is enough to turn any deck based around a Pokmon weak to Fighting into tier 2-3 or lower unless they have something amazing to compensate for it
Of course, as an introduction to the game, presumably, players of Gateway will then go on to buy many more booster packs and products which will make the lower-priced beginner set make sense
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