Controversial Nintendo finally sues Palworld
- Thread starter Mr. Reloaded
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I think it was Dragon Quest that they did a comparison of its monster's artwork and the original 100 Pokemon and Pokemon was a blatant copy of it just as much as Palworld's "pals" copy their pokemon.
They probably would have a case for copyright, though, as the plagiarism is obvious not just in the designs, but in some of the actual 3D Models being apparently ripped from a Pokemon game, but they're going for patent infringement.
The patents that exist on videogame technology are cancer, I saw a video on the topic from BaityBait (it's in Spanish) not that long ago and companies like Nintendo have been stopping others from using VERY BASIC game mechanics, that truly shouldn't be allowed.
So fuck Nintendo, even if they win.
They probably would have a case for copyright, though, as the plagiarism is obvious not just in the designs, but in some of the actual 3D Models being apparently ripped from a Pokemon game, but they're going for patent infringement.
The patents that exist on videogame technology are cancer, I saw a video on the topic from BaityBait (it's in Spanish) not that long ago and companies like Nintendo have been stopping others from using VERY BASIC game mechanics, that truly shouldn't be allowed.
So fuck Nintendo, even if they win.
Nintendo is winning this.
These mfs would sue them if they wouldn't be sure of winning against them.
Nintendo has probably the world best Lawyer team.
These mfs would sue them if they wouldn't be sure of winning against them.
Nintendo has probably the world best Lawyer team.
Nintendo has deep friends with deep money in the courts. Couple that with good lawyers, and how totally corrupt Japan's legal system is, and, yeah.
Palworld is screwed.
The base design of the touchscreen (and by extension, smartphones, tablets, etx.) haven't changed much compared to what they looked like even 10 years back, other than the fact that their capabilities improved.
The VR headset will need to be shrunk down to a size where its user can wear it for an extensive period of time without discomfort + have similar functionality to regular glasses (including its design) before we start seeing actual glasses with VR capabilities someday.
The VR headset will need to be shrunk down to a size where its user can wear it for an extensive period of time without discomfort + have similar functionality to regular glasses (including its design) before we start seeing actual glasses with VR capabilities someday.
They even sued small indie developers for fan game that made no money off them/shut them down.
I also remember years ago they where copyright/taking videos down on youtube of people playing there game/walkthrough , so people wouldn't get their money of video gameplay they made.. nintendo would take that money.
till enough people protested call out there bs.
I also remember years ago they where copyright/taking videos down on youtube of people playing there game/walkthrough , so people wouldn't get their money of video gameplay they made.. nintendo would take that money.
till enough people protested call out there bs.
https://www.ign.com/articles/palwor...ware-of-the-patents-its-accused-of-infringing
Looks like Palworld developers issued a response
Looks like Palworld developers issued a response
