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Palworld modders are taking matters into their own hands and restoring mechanics that developer Pocketpair was forced to patch out due to Nintendo and The Pokémon Company’s patent lawsuit.

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Palworld has seen more than 32 million players across all platforms since its first year on sale, but its high-profile patent lawsuit with Nintendo and The Pokémon Company has yet…

Palworld developer Pocketpair just launched a game on Nintendo Switch despite The Pokémon Company and Nintendo itself suing it for patent infringement.