Heyy!
So Krafton, the publisher behind PUBG, is bringing Palworld to mobile devices despite having a lawsuit from Nintendo looming over their heads. I mean, Palworld is basically Pokémon with guns (literally
), so it’s no surprise Nintendo’s not happy.
I’m curious how Krafton is planning to dodge this legal bullet, especially since Nintendo is notorious for protecting their IP. At the same time, I kinda want to see what Palworld can bring to mobile. Pokémon with firearms and survival elements? That’s so wild it just might work!
What’s your take? Think Krafton will push through, or is Nintendo gonna shut this down?
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So Krafton, the publisher behind PUBG, is bringing Palworld to mobile devices despite having a lawsuit from Nintendo looming over their heads. I mean, Palworld is basically Pokémon with guns (literally
), so it’s no surprise Nintendo’s not happy.I’m curious how Krafton is planning to dodge this legal bullet, especially since Nintendo is notorious for protecting their IP. At the same time, I kinda want to see what Palworld can bring to mobile. Pokémon with firearms and survival elements? That’s so wild it just might work!
What’s your take? Think Krafton will push through, or is Nintendo gonna shut this down?
Despite the looming Nintendo lawsuit, PUBG publisher Krafton is bringing Palworld to mobile devices
Krafton's announcement comes just a couple weeks after Nintendo launched its legal action against Pocketpair.