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Palworld ditches Pokéball-style summoning mechanic amid Nintendo legal battle
(www.eurogamer.net)
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this post was submitted on 12 Dec 2024
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Better watch out, Ghostbusters. Your ghost trap might be next.
No they specifically only target companies that cannot defend themselves. World of Warcraft has battle pets that you can capture by throwing cages at them and then train and fight them against other battle pets. Nintendo isn't about to file a lawsuit against Microsoft.
Which is arguable a more realistic representation of what Pokemon represents: slavery.
I need it explained to me how this wouldn’t cover “throwing a net”. Don’t see how you can get away with patenting a real life action with an uber vague patent.