The Pokémon Company has faced another setback in its ongoing legal battle against similar games like Palword. And this time, ...

Nintendo encounters issues with securing a new patent application that could potentially strengthen its lawsuit against ...

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Nintendo’s ongoing patent lawsuit against Palworld developer Pocketpair has encountered a significant hurdle, as the Japan Patent Office (JPO) recently rejected one of Nintendo’s patent applications.

Nintendo has reportedly failed to secure another patent relating to monster-capturing mechanics, all while its lawsuit ...

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Nintendo is officially suing Japanese games developer Pocketpair, but it's not for copyright. Instead, the lawsuit alleges that the Palworld developer has infringed on one of Nintendo's game patents.

Nintendo’s latest U.S. patent — one that broadly covers the act of summoning a character to fight another in a video game — feels less like a technical innovation and more like a calculated legal play ...

Nintendo's new U.S. Patent number 12,403,397 is full of legal jargon, but at its core, it protects the concept of a video game character summoning a creature to battle enemies, or follow the player ...