The studio also names the weirdly small damages Nintendo is seeking
  • Bassman1805@lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    Patent No. 7545191

    • [Patent application date: July 30, 2024]
    • [Patent registration date: August 27, 2024]
    • Relates to a player character throwing an item at a character in the field, which triggers combat.

    Patent No. 7493117

    • [Patent application date: February 26, 2024]
    • [Patent registration date: May 22, 2024]
    • Basically an extension of the above, relating to being able to capture Pokémon in the wild rather than just in combat like previous generations.

    Patent No. 7528390

    • [Patent application date: March 5, 2024]
    • [Patent registration date: July 26, 2024]
    • Relating to being able to ride creatures in the open world.

    Note that every single one of these patents was filed after palworld was released, and they’re all awfully vague about what they actually cover.

    • Aeri@lemmy.world
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      1 month ago

      I’ll take “shit you shouldn’t be able to patent” for 1000 alex.

      You could argue GTA violates this patent, I throw bullets at dudes and it “triggers combat” \s

    • Dragon Rider (drag)@lemmy.nz
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      1 month ago

      Relates to a player character throwing an item at a character in the field, which triggers combat.

      Minecraft lets you throw snowballs at monsters.

      Relating to being able to ride creatures in the open world.

      Time for every game with horses ever to be sued by Nintendo.