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Nintendo Reportedly Using Legally Ambiguous Language To Modify 'Pokémon' Patents Amid Ongoing 'Palworld' Lawsuit
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Nintendo Reportedly Using Legally Ambiguous Language To Modify 'Pokémon' Patents Amid Ongoing 'Palworld' Lawsuit
A Sobble emerges from the water in Pokémon Sword & Pokémon Shield (2019), Nintendo Nintendo continues to move legal goalposts in their case against Pocketpair, yet again adjusting their Pokémon patents despite the patent infringement case being ongoing. Combined with the language used reportedly being unfitting for a patent, and it appears Nintendo is growing desperate to prove Palworld guilty. A variety of Pals frolic among the flowers in Palwo…
An expert in patents and litigation noted a strange modification of Nintendo on a patent, in his fight against the developers of Palworld. From his first trailer, Palworld was perceived as a "Pokémon with weapons". A teasing nickname that turned into a real force for the game of
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