Nintendo Sues Pocket Pair Over Palworld Patent Infringement
The lawsuit follows months of speculation and coincides with leaks about Nintendo's next console, the Switch 2.
- Nintendo has filed a lawsuit against Pocket Pair, the developers of Palworld, for patent infringement.
- The lawsuit is surprising to many as it is not based on the aesthetic similarities between Palworld's Pals and Pokémon.
- Pocket Pair's Palworld has been a commercial success, earning $442 million since its release eight months ago.
- Some analysts speculate that the timing of the lawsuit is part of a strategic marketing campaign for the anticipated Switch 2 console.
- The outcome of the lawsuit could significantly impact Palworld's future, potentially leading to its removal from platforms like Steam.
































