Polaroid launches limited-edition Pokémon camera collection for franchise's 30th anniversary

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Polaroid has announced a limited-edition collection of cameras, instant film, and accessories featuring Pokémon-themed designs to mark the franchise's 30th anniversary. The lineup includes film printed with characters such as Pikachu and Snorlax around the frames. Pre-orders open on August 25th in the US, Canada, and the UK via the Polaroid and Pokémon Center websites. A wider global release is scheduled for October 5th.

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