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The Pokémon Company Announces It Will ‘Investigate’ Palworld IP And Assets (www.forbes.com)
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[–] Hildegarde@lemmy.world 47 points 10 months ago (2 children)

The statement sounds like PR speak for, please stop telling us about palworld, we've heard already.

I'm sure they have been inundated by panicked investors contacting them after reading the words, "pokemon with guns" in the news. The statement should reassure them that the company takes defending their IP seriously.

The game's been out long enough for them to write a cease and desist if they wanted to get litigious.

[–] Red_October@lemmy.world 12 points 10 months ago (1 children)

Pretty much yeah. Mostly just "Yes, we know." If they had any real chance of killing it off, they'd have done so before the game even launched. They'll make a big show of looking into it, then grumpily admit there wasn't technically any wrongdoing and, while they don't support Palworld, they can't actually stop it.