The Pokemon Company even announced itsintention to investigate Palworldback in January.
That eventually led to a$30 million settlementin Nintendo’s favor.
“‘We cannot do anything about this.
So let’s screw them with other things, like… patents that are very, very technical.
The patents are not listed yet, so we don’t know which patents.
“I think that Nintendo just saw these guys are getting too aggressive,” added Toto.
I don’t think that Nintendo looks at these things through an idealistic lens at all.
This is just a pure, cold-blooded business.”
Pocketpair recently disclosed thatit will not switch Palworld to a free-to-play or live-service model.
As Toto alluded to above, it’s believed that Pocketpair will soon announce Palworld’s PlayStation 5 port.
Sony and Pocketpair have already teamed up for aPalworld merchandise dealwith an eye towards expanding the franchise beyond games.
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