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Nintendo always knows just what to say – after unofficial…

Nintendo always knows just what to say – after unofficial Pokemon TCG store was robbed of $100,000 at gunpoint, the publisher reached out with copyright "concerns"

>A Pokemon TCG store that was the victim of an armed robbery is **now changing its name following Nintendo apparently getting in contact**.

>Last month **The Poke Court** – a Pokemon Card store in Manhattan, New York – **was robbed at gunpoint** during its very first community evening event. An employee told ABC7 Eyewitness News https://abc7ny.com/post/pokmon-shop-robbed-100000-merchandise-armed-burglars-manhattan/18404893/  hat in the three-minutes that the robbery took place, the suspects had stolen over $100,000 worth of merchandise from the store. 

>A post on the store's website https://www.thetrainercourt.com/blogs/announcements/a-new-name-for-a-new-chapter-the-trainer-court  via TheGamer https://www.thegamer.com/pokemon-store-armed-robbery-nintendo-name-change/) says: "First, thank you to everyone for the insane support we've seen, both near and far, in the less than two years we've been open." The team then explains, "**The short story is that Nintendo reached out to us with concerns about our name and logo**. As we also have some new and exciting things planned for this year, we've decided to take this opportunity to evolve!"
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