Nintendo has reportedly suffered a setback after Japan’s Patent Office rejected one of its Pokémon-related patent applications.
The patent covered touchscreen gameplay features like moving your character, throwing an item to catch creatures, sending them into battle, and choosing commands during fights.
According to the patent office, those ideas weren’t new enough.
The examiner pointed to several earlier examples, including a Pokémon fan game shown on YouTube in 2013, saying similar mechanics were already public before Nintendo filed the patent.
It sucks so bad that you can't have an opinion about Palworld or Pokémon without them being compared. I love both games but all anyone cares about is lifting one by shitting on others
Since @Palworld_EN 1.0 is out now, I can reveal that me #1 most wanted feature didn't make it into 1.0 by the looks of things 😅 Vanity Armour slots would be awesome!
@Nyhmnim If it's towards the end of your drive it's most probably a heat issue. Check your break pads and if that's all it is then you can replace them, but if it's the discs you wanna see a mechanic! Unfortunately I would guess discs since breakpadds should hold up to normal heat
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Palworld 1.0 arrives July 10!
@Pokemon_Champs It would be fantastic to get support for multiple mobile devices! If I install on my phone and also on my tablet the game will only work on one, because my Nintendo account is linked to that device rather than my Google account
When I was in school and we were studying King Lear, one of the characters said "What."
I was actually checked out for the whole class, trying to figure out what tone you can say "What" in on its own that doesn't end in a ?
Then I read the end of Chainsaw Man. I get it now.