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Pocketpair Publishing, nuovo editore di Pocketpair (Palworld), si concentra su giochi indie. John Buckley (editoriale) avverte: PPP non significa "più Palworld". Nonostante il successo, teme aspettative eccessive per i prossimi titoli, diversi da Palworld. PPP si impegna a supportare gli sviluppatori indie. #Palworld #Pocketpair #Videogiochi

👉 absolutegamer.it/pocketpair-pu

Pocketpair sommersa da richieste dopo l'annuncio della sua etichetta editoriale! Oltre 1.600 messaggi da sviluppatori in meno di 24 ore. L'etichetta si propone come partner indipendente per la massima libertà creativa e finanziaria. #videogiochi #Pocketpair #gamingnews

👉 absolutegamer.it/il-direttore-

It's a couple of day's old, but Moon Channel, some lawyer guy who makes videos that are too long (said lovingly) made a really fascinating video exploring the whole pokemon vs. palworld situation in detail.

youtube.com/watch?v=8apzrwv75i

Main takeaways are that pocketpair isn't exactly this "little guy" everyone thinks it is, it's backed by sony music (yes they do games) and that pokemon vs palworld patent lawsuit is really about nintendo vs. sony.

#News out of #Nintendo's #patent #lawsuit against #PocketPair, alleging the #GameMechanics of #Palworld are too similar to #Pokemon.

We now know the main #patents, all filed in #Japan earlier this year after PalWorld's release...

(Reminder that #IAmNotALawyer)

No. 7493117 involves #collision and #pathfinding, and seems to be mostly related to trainer battles and entering battle by throwing one Pokemon at another. It's not clear to me how this is novel or unique enough for a lawsuit.

No. 7528390 involves player characters mounting creatures and riding them around. As Pokemon is far from the only, first, or even a game with this mechanic for more than a few years, I don't see how they can claim this.

No. 7545191 is the #PokeBall thing, which #PalBalls are very similar to, so much I was surprised they did that at the game's release (#Bugsnax at least used a non-spherical trap), but again, I'm not sure how this is unique or innovative enough for a lawsuit.