Daniel McAbee of The Tangled Web in Spartanburg, South Carolina is concerned about the size of his Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG allocations for 2005.

Upper Deck Entertainment has a full roster of releases planned for 2005.

Upper Deck is unleashing a new round of TV advertising for its Yu-Gi-Oh! CCG .

Ron Catapano of Comics Plus in Mount Holly, New Jersey saw the news that Upper Deck was changing its shipping policy on new Yu-Gi-Oh! product and isn't changing his stance on the line.

Glen Soustek of Westlake Cards, Comics, and Coins in Roselle, Illinois saw the news that Upper Deck is changing its shipping policy on new Yu-Gi-Oh! releases and is skeptical.

Greg Roch of Comic Readers in Regina, Saskatchewan saw the news that Upper Deck is changing its shipping policy on new Yu-Gi-Oh! releases and suggests other companies follow suit.

Dean Phillips of Krypton Comics in Omaha, Nebraska saw the news that Upper Deck is changing its shipping policy on new Yu-Gi-Oh! releases and gives Upper Deck his appreciation.

Bob Cosner of Bob's Baseball Cards in Des Moines, Iowa, who was one of the retailers that sent a Talk Back comment on Upper Deck's past release date policies, saw the news that Upper Deck is changing its shipping policy on new Yu-Gi-Oh! releases and gives Upper Deck his kudos.

Daniel McAbee of The Tangled Web in Spartanburg, South Carolina saw the news that Upper Deck is changing its shipping policy on new Yu-Gi-Oh! releases and shares his reaction.

Responding to widespread discontent among its game and hobby store customers, Upper Deck is changing its shipping policies on the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG to give game and hobby stores an advantage over its mass merchant and other chain customers.