Palworld , the survival crafting game featuring adorable animals seemingly inspired by Pok mon, has been embroiled in a legal battle with Nintendo over what the company alleges is patent infringement . But although the lawsuit is ongoing, Palworld developer Pocketpair still says it's keen to bring the game to Switch 2 . Read more
Palworld studio still hopes to release the game on Switch 2 one day, despite being in a legal battle with Nintendo
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