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Lamballs line up with mounted machine guns in Palworld (2024), Pocketpair
October 5, 2024

Amid More Patent Filings, Legal Experts Speculate Nintendo Aiming To Repeat ‘Pokémon’ Vs. ‘Palworld’ Lawsuit In US Courts

As Nintendo file yet more patents for Pokémon, experts predict they will take their lawsuit against Palworld to the US.
The player rides a Melpaca with a Vixy in tow in Palworld (2024), Pocketpair
October 3, 2024

Nintendo And The Pokémon Company’s Lawsuit Against ‘Palworld’ Causes Rift Between East And West Gamers: “Pocketpair Has No Morals As A Game Developer”

Nintendo's lawsuit against Pocketpair has created massive rift within gaming between east and west, with the latter defending Pocketpair.
Lifmunk isn't out of options, as it draws its submachine gun in Palworld (2024), Pocketpair
September 30, 2024

Nintendo And The Pokémon Company’s ‘Palworld’ Lawsuit Is Based On Mechanic Patents – So Why Aren’t They Going After Pocketpair’s Previous Title ‘Craftopia’?

The Pokémon Company and Nintendo amended their patents "pinpointing" Pocketpair's Palworld, yet Craftopia utilized monster catching and riding before them.
A Lambell requests help in Palworld (2024), Pocketpair Inc.
September 20, 2024

‘Palworld’ Devs Respond To Lawsuit From Nintendo And The Pokémon Company: “At This Moment, We Are Unaware Of The Specific Patents We Are Accused Of Infringing Upon”

'Palworld' developer Pocketpair Inc. say they have no idea which of Nintendo and The Pokémon Company's patents they infringed.
A Cattiva and Lamball run for their lives in Palworld (2024), Pocketpair Inc.
September 18, 2024

Nintendo And The Pokémon Company Officially File Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against ‘Palworld’ Developer Pocketpair, Inc

Nintendo and The Pokémon Company are officially taking 'Palworld' developer Pocketpair Inc. to court for alleged "patent infringement".
A Grizzbolt draws a mini-gun in Palworld (2024), Pocket Pair Inc.
January 25, 2024

The Pokémon Company Launches Investigation Into ‘Palworld’ Designs After Receiving “Many Inquires” Alleging IP Infringement

Complaints regarding the monster designs of 'Palworld' has prompted The Pokémon Company to launch an official investigation.