"Pokemon Company to Investigate Palworld for Intellectual Property Infringement"

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Nintendo's Pokémon Company is investigating the game Palworld for potential intellectual property infringement, signaling a possible lawsuit against its developer, Pocketpair, due to similarities between Palworld and the Pokémon franchise. Despite the controversy, Pocketpair's CEO asserts that the game has cleared legal reviews and has no intention of infringing on others' intellectual property. Palworld has gained significant popularity, selling over 8 million copies on Steam within six days of its launch, but Nintendo's statement suggests that legal action may be imminent.
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