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Krafton heralds record-breaking profits and an ‘AI first’ focus in latest quarterly earnings reportPUBG and Subnautica publisher Krafton has said the two things that investor boards apparently love to hear in their earnings reports: profits are up, up, up, and it’s going to go all-in on AI. That’s essentially what’s being touted by the company in its third quarter earnings report for 2025, which has brought in record-breaking […]

Massively OverpoweredNov 7

Palworld community manager points to a new problem with GTA 6's delay: 'Expect to see many games swerve to avoid the 2027 awards season' It's about to get messy.

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Palworld Mobile to begin Alpha Test in late 2025, KRAFTON reveals in Q3 earnings reportPalworld Mobile is officially on the horizon, and it’s finally taking a big step forward with an Alpha Test. KRAFTON has revealed that the mobile version of the hit open-world adventure will begin its first phase of testing in the fourth quarter of 2025. The details were revealed in the Q3 2025 Revenue Earnings. Palworld … The post Palworld Mobile to begin Alpha Test in late 2025, KRAFTON reveals in Q3 earnings report appeared first on GamingonPhone .

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Nintendo’s Palworld Dispute – USPTO Orders Re-Examination of “Summon-and-Battle” PatentUSPTO director John A. Squires says "substantial new questions of patentability have arisen" that warrant re-examination.

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Switch 2 Continues to Be Biggest Console Launch Ever with 10 Million Units Sold - IGN Daily FixIn today's Daily Fix:Nintendo has raised its hardware forecast as the Switch 2 crosses the 10 million units sold mark. The Switch 2 continues its run as the biggest console launch ever, surpassing the Switch 1 (4.7 million units) and PlayStation 5 (7.8 million units) in their respective first six month milestones -- but in only four months (June 5-September 30). Nintendo now expects to move 19 million units by the end of March 2026. In other Nintendo news, the U.S. Patent Office is going to reexamine a patent awarded to Nintendo regarding the 'summon character and let it fight' Pokémon patent. This could potentially undermine Nintendo's argument in its lawsuit against Palworld developer Pocketpair. And finally, Microsoft's Game Pass Wave 1 offerings for November have been revealed, and as expected Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 leads the charge.

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The US Patent Office Is Re-Examining Nintendo’s Patent On Summoning and Battling CharactersWhile we're still waiting on a proper update in the legal battle between Nintendo and Pocketpair regarding Nintendo suing Pocketpair over Palworld and its alleged infringement on Nintendo patents, we do have an update on some of the patents in question, thanks to Games Fray, who has been reporting in-depth analysis on the case as it develops. Spotted by Games Fray, the US Patent Office, specifically the director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), John A. Squires, has initiated a re-examination of Nintendo's patent number 12,403,397. You might not recognize that patent by its number, so to […]

Gaming News - Gaming and Console NewsNov 4

Nintendo's Palworld lawsuit suffers another potential blow as US takes "rare" step of re-examining previously granted Pokémon patent Just weeks after Japan rejected Nintendo's initial efforts to patent a variety of Pokémon-style monster capture and throwing mechanics - a patent that might prove critical in the company's ongoing patent infringement lawsuit against Palworld - the US has taken the "rare" step of re-examining a previously granted Pokémon patent, believing it could be invalid. Read more

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US: Patent office boss orders another look at Nintendo’s controversial Pokemon patentThere was a lot of controversy when it was discovered that Nintendo had patented the ‘summon character and let it fight’ patent for the Pokemon franchise in the United States. Now it turns out that the boss of the patent office is now re-examining the patent after all the discourse which followed in the wake… Read More » US: Patent office boss orders another look at Nintendo’s controversial Pokemon patent Source

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Nintendo’s Palworld lawsuit takes new hit as US Patent Office orders review of key ‘Pokemon’ patentThe US Patent Office has ordered a rare re-examination of a Nintendo patent tied to its Palworld lawsuit, citing older Konami and Nintendo filings as prior art.

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Pokemon "Summon" Patent To Be Reexamined Under New USPTO Boss' OrdersNintendo's litigation against Palworld developer Pocketpair is becoming increasingly complicated by the day, with one recent patent granted to the Pokemon franchise now under review by the United States. According to a new Games Fray report , the new head of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), John A. Squires, has ordered a reexamination of Nintendo’s Patent No. 12,403,397 . Filed in January 2023, granted to Nintendo in September 2025, and dubbed the '397 patent, the listing is oftentimes oversimplified to "summoning characters and making them fight." It's for this reason that Squires's office is seeking to determine if such a feature is even patentable. "I have determined that substantial new questions of patentability have arisen as to claims 1, 13, 25, and 26 of U.S. Patent No. 12,403,397 B2 (the '397 patent')," Squires wrote in his order, citing two older applications filed by Konami in 2002 (Yabe) and Nintendo in 2019 (Taura) as justification for the patent's reexamination. "Thus, a reasonable examiner would consider each of Yabe and Taura to be important in deciding whether the claims are patentable, and Yabe and Taura each raise a substantial new question of patentability. I hereby order [the] reexamination of the '397 patent." Continue Reading at GameSpot

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