Palworld: While everyone was screaming about plagiarism, Nintendo obviously doesn’t agree

Game News Palworld: While everyone was screaming about plagiarism, Nintendo obviously doesn’t agree

Palworld remains calm

Despite all adversities, the game Palworld seems to have avoided any dispute with Nintendo. In a recent interview with Game file

CEO of Pocketpair studio and creator of the game Takuro Mizobe assured that his teams were never contacted by Nintendo despite the striking similarity between Palworld and Pokémon.

“We haven’t heard anything. Nintendo and The Pokémon Company never told us anythingsaid the CEO. A reassuring statement, even more so when we know that The Pokémon Company had stated that it intended to investigate possible intellectual property infringements shortly after the game’s release.

A suspected plagiarism

Pocketpair has never hidden its inspirations, which is obviously transparent with Palworld. The game takes the famous Pokémon formula identically, but enriches it and refines it with shooting, crafting and survival elements. The software also flirts dangerously with plagiarism, since its creatures resemble those we meet in Pokémon. Regardless, this recipe has completely won over players, since Palworld stood out by exceeding the mark of 12 million copies sold just a few days after its release. Recently, the game received his first major update

called Sakurajima, which adds a new island to explore as well as many new features. In addition, The title should be released on PS5 soonWe hope that Pocketpair manages to stay out of reach when Palworld is updated.

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