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Nintendo's Pokeball patent could be at the heart of its Palworld lawsuit, and judging by a 29-year-old precedent it could change monster-collecting RPGs for decades

"Is this good? Well, it's good for Nintendo"

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Fans criticise Nintendo’s “predatory” Palworld lawsuit

The game allegedly infringes multiple Pokémon patents.

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Nintendo's patent lawsuit shows it's "given up making the case that Palworld's characters are similar to Pokemon's," analyst explains

Nintendo said it was looking into copyright infringement months ago, but must have come up empty-handed

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Nintendo’s ‘Palworld’ Lawsuit Reveals a Concerning Video Game Trend

Nintendo has filed a lawsuit against 'Palworld' developer Pocketpair, but the reason might not be as obvious as it appears.

Inverse

Is Nintendo suing the Palworld devs over a patent on throwing Poké Balls?

Opening the Pal Sphere-shaped Pandora's box of patent filings.

PC Gamer

"Nintendo felt threatened" by Palworld's sales success and anime expansion, analyst says: "This lawsuit would have never happened if Palworld had 500 users per day"

Nintendo is" like a mafia. They will not kill you instantly. They will let you cook a little bit."

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"I think this will end bad for Pocketpair": Analyst says Nintendo's "feared" legal team wouldn't sue Palworld unless it was confident of victory

Nintendo wants Pocketpair's cash, and "as much of it as possible"

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Nintendo sues Palworld developers Pocketpair for patent infringement

Nintendo sues Pocketpair, developers of Palworld, for patent infringement. Palworld is an indie game often described as "Pokemon with Guns" and has many uncannily similar character designs.

Tom’s Hardware

'It is truly unfortunate': Palworld responds to Nintendo's lawsuit while also continuing to 'strive to create a game that our fans can be proud of'

"We apologise to our fans and supporters for any worry or discomfort."

PC Gamer

Palworld rumbles on with a "fatal bug" fix that stops wild and base Pals from moving and working, hours after Nintendo publicly announced its lawsuit

Far from ideal, on both counts

GamesRadar

"Nintendo may be reaching" in its Palworld lawsuit, according to a lawyer who says it's "hard to imagine what patents" the survival game could have infringed upon

The lawyer also points out that this is a patent infringement lawsuit, not a copyright case

GamesRadar

"It is truly unfortunate that we will be forced to allocate significant time to matters unrelated to game development due to this lawsuit," — Palworld responds to news of Nintendo suing for patent infringement

Pocketpair, creators of Palworld, have today issued a statement in response to Nintendo filing a lawsuit for patent infringement. The statement states that Pocket Pair regrets the significant time they must allocate to this rather than developing the game.

Windows Central

Palworld developer responds to Nintendo lawsuit, says "we will do our utmost" to ensure that indie devs "are not hindered or discouraged from pursuing their creative ideas"

Pocketpair says it's "unaware of the specific patents we are accused of infringing upon"

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Nintendo and The Pokémon Company protect 'valuable' IP by suing Palworld

Nintendo and The Pokémon Company have officially filed a lawsuit against Pocketpair's Palworld for multiple patent infringements.

TechRadar

After months of silence, Nintendo and The Pokemon Company are finally suing Palworld

Nintendo has finally issued Palworld with an infringement notice after months of controversy around the Pokemon-influenced "Pals".

PC Gamer

Just as it looked like Palworld might escape Nintendo's gaze, the lawsuit has been filed: Nintendo is suing Pocketpair for patent infringement

The Pokémon-inspired survival game allegedly "infringes multiple patents".

Windows Central

Nintendo is suing Palworld developer Pocketpair for patent infringement "to protect the intellectual properties it has worked hard to establish over the years"

Palworld developer Pocketpair is being sued by Nintendo and The Pokémon Company for patent infringement.

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It's official: Palworld has been Nintendo'd as The Pokemon Company files lawsuit against Pocketpair for infringing "multiple patent rights"

It was only a matter of time

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Pocketpair confirms Palworld isn't turning into a live-service game and won't be free-to-play: 'We are not changing our game's business model'

You can calm down now.

GamesRadar

Palworld developer clarifies the hit survival game "will remain buy-to-play" and won't pivot to a free live service model

"Palworld was never designed with that model in mind"

GamesRadar

Palworld CEO says turning the hit survival game into a live-service title would "extend its lifespan," but "the most important thing is whether the players want it"

Pocketpair CEO Takuro Mizobe says "it's not that easy" to adopt a live-service model

GamesRadar

A Palworld PS5 announcement seems inevitable as the hit survival game's apparent PlayStation port leaks ahead of Tokyo Game Show

A PS5 version will reportedly be playable at the show

GamesRadar

Palworld dev hopes to "help more indie devs" after the survival game's runaway success: "We were in the same position only a year ago until Palworld changed our lives"

Palworld is one of the lucky ones

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Helldivers 2 dev echoes Diablo 4 and Palworld teams and says it's OK to take a break from a game and come back later, "especially a live service one"

"I hope you'll stick around, but there's nothing wrong with playing a game and revisiting it at a later state"

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