Nintendo and The Pokemon Company have revealed that they have filed a joint patent infringement lawsuit against Palworld developer Pocketpair, claiming that the game "infringes multiple patent ...

Nintendo and The Pokémon Company have filed a lawsuit against Pocketpair, the developer of Palworld, for patent infringement. In response, Pocketpair has said that it is “unaware” of the ...

The statement reads: "Report on Patent Infringement Lawsuit. As announced on September 19, 2024, The Pokémon Company and Nintendo Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as the "Plaintiffs") have ...

Nintendo and TPC seek 10m Yen in damages. 5; JohnnyMind; Fri 8th Nov 2024; In a new post on the Pocketpair website titled 'Report on Patent Infringement Lawsuit', the studio reveals that Nintendo ...

TOKYO, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Nintendo (7974.T), opens new tab and The Pokemon Company have filed a patent infringement lawsuit against the maker of survival adventure game "Palworld", the companies ...

Nintendo and The Pokémon Company have filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Pocketpair, the studio behind the viral hit game Palworld. Now the lawyers will battle. Skip to main content ...

"Nintendo filing this lawsuit for patent infringement, not copyright infringement, means it has given up making the case that Palworld's characters are similar to Pokemon's," Yasuda says.

Nintendo has announced that it, together with The Pokémon Company, is suing Palworld developer Pocketpair for what it says are multiple infringements on patent rights.

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.

Instead, Nintendo says it's suing Pocketpair over patent infringement. Rather than protecting creative works, patents protect innovations, inventions, and processes.

Nintendo and The Pokemon Company filed the lawsuit on September 18, 2024. They are suing Pocketpair on multiple accounts of patent infringement, and are seeking both a fine and an injunction.

Nintendo and the Pokémon Company on Wednesday filed a patent infringement lawsuit against the video game company that developed Palword, a game with cute creatures that resemble the characters in ...