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If you've been playing Palworld on PS5, there's a chance you encountered an instance where the game state wouldn't save, or ...
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The FPS Review on MSN"Truly Unfortunate": Palworld Dev Pocketpair Issues Statement After Being Sued by Nintendo and The Pokémon Company for Patent InfringementPocketpair, the Japanese developer best known for its 2024 action-adventure, survival, and monster-taming game, Palworld, has announced that it will begin the appropriate legal proceedings and ...
Nintendo updates patent wording in Palworld lawsuit, adding complexity to the copyright dispute with Pocketpair.
Nintendo has made a seemingly desperate attempt to win a legal battle against Pocketpair, the creators of Palworld, over ...
When Palworld was released, Nintendo claimed Pocketpair has copied some of Pokemons patents. Now, in the latest update, one has been quietly changed.
The lawsuit in Japan against Pocketpair is still ongoing, but it's possible that the case with the Palworld developers isn't ...
Pocketpair’s Palworld is certainly a successful mashup of many different design decisions. Some Arc, some Rust, lots of creature catching Pokemon, but even with all those well-working pieces, ...
Pocketpair seems to have been thinking a lot about ways to build on the success of Palworld. As the original interview notes, another plan the studio considered was running in-game ads, ...
Pocketpair is a small indie game company based in Tokyo. Our goal as a company has always been to create fun games. We will continue to pursue this goal because we know that our games bring joy ...
How does Pocketpair spend all that Palworld money? Dev says they can take "risks" even if "we don't know what we're doing," trusting the CEO has "squirreled away enough to keep us alive" ...
How does Pocketpair spend all that Palworld money? Dev says they can take "risks" even if "we don't know what we're doing," trusting the CEO has "squirreled away enough to keep us alive" ...
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