Early-game Pals like Cattiva, Lamball, Teafant, Daedream, Eikthyrdeer, Lifmunk, and Nitewing offer crucial support and ...

Games such as Palworld usually attract modders for multiple ... Pikachu, I mean Cattiva, is now “Yellow Rat”; Wooloo, I mean Lamball, is now “Braided Sheep”; and so on and so forth.

While a PlayStation 5 release for Palworld has already emerged from the partnership, the inclusion of Aniplex in the deal caused fans to speculate that a Palworld anime was in the works.

Several weeks ago, it was announced that after months of seemingly building a case, Nintendo was suing Pocketpair, makers of Palworld, for some sort of unknown patent infringement. Now ...

Palworld developer Pocketpair has provided an update on the ongoing legal action between it and the combination of Nintendo and The Pokemon Company, which claims to reveal the exact patents that ...

Palworld developer Pocketpair has revealed details of Nintendo and The Pokémon Company's lawsuit which alleges that the game infringes on multiple patents. The monster battling and catching game ...

Palworld developer Pocket Pair has explained the details of Nintendo’s patent infringement lawsuit against it, and the patents that Nintendo is accusing it of infringing probably won’t come as ...

Palworld's global community manager has written a heartfelt response to the "recent anti-Palworld wave", saying, "if you're hyping a building full of people losing their jobs then it's not an us ...

The plaintiffs allege that Palworld infringes on three patents describing a Pokemon-like creature capture system. Nintendo and The Pokemon Company are seeking an injunction preventing future ...

Please verify your email address. With Palworld heading to mobile devices due to the partnership between Pocketpair and Krafton, it seems likely that the game's online multiplayer mode is bound ...

According to Pocketpair, Nintendo and The Pokémon Company are seeking an injunction against Palworld, preventing it from being sold, and claim a total of ¥10 million (£50k/$65k) in damages.

The Plaintiffs claim that Palworld, released by us on January 19, 2024, infringes upon the following three patents (7545191, 7493117, and 7528390) held by the Plaintiffs, and are seeking an ...