Latest about Palworld
Valve has quietly removed Palworld's Steam Deck 'playable' status
GAMING Palworld's Steam Deck compatibility status has changed overnight from 'Playable' to 'Unsupported,' despite the game running well on the device with minor tweaks.
Palworld is riding high in the Steam charts once again hitting 200k concurrent players
GAMING The new Palworld Feybreak update has given the game a breath of new life
Google reveals the top 10 searched games of 2024 and at least 2 entries will make Nintendo mad
Gaming Google has revealed the top 10 most searched games for 2024, with some surprising entries that are sure to raise eyebrows, especially at Nintendo.
Palworld's latest update causes chaos, players blame Nintendo
Palworld update v.0.3.11 might be small, but it's made a huge impact to players.
Palworld reveals the patents Nintendo is accusing them of infringing in ongoing lawsuit
Palworld Nintendo vs Pocketpair news is heating up as Nintendo seek the equivalent of over $66K in damages for 3 patents
Palworld is headed to mobile, and its devs have teamed up with PUBG's Krafton to make it so as a Nintendo lawsuit brews: "It plans to ... implement the original’s main fun elements to fit the mobile environment"
Pals on Your Phone Palworld developer Pocketpair and PUBG publisher Krafton are teaming up to bring the game to mobile, even as a legal battle with Nintendo looms on the horizon.
“This could be just the first pounding of Nintendo’s giant global IP protection hammer” — industry experts weigh in on why we should be concerned over Palworld lawsuit
PALWORLD We take a closer look at Nintendo's upcoming battle with Pocketpair, creators of Palworld, and the implications of Nintendo's patent infringement claims on the wider gaming industry.
"It is truly unfortunate that we will be forced to allocate significant time to matters unrelated to game development due to this lawsuit," — Palworld responds to news of Nintendo suing for patent infringement
SHOTS FIRED Hot off the news of Nintendo's lawsuit, Pocket Pair have put out a statement to fans.
Nintendo is suing Palworld developer Pocketpair for patent infringement "to protect the intellectual properties it has worked hard to establish over the years"
uh oh Palworld developer Pocketpair is being sued by Nintendo and The Pokémon Company for patent infringement.
"We are very aware that this just isn't what our players want" Palworld creators confirm that they have no plans to go 'free-to-play' but are still planning skins and DLC
FREE PALS? In a recent interview, Palworld's creator discussed a potential move to a free-to-play model for the game and touched on the AI rumors that plagued it earlier this year.
