Palworld Update Adds Big Change To "Avoid Disruptions" Amid Nintendo Patent Lawsuit

The ongoing legal battle between Nintendo and Pocketpair--creators of indie hit Palworld--has already seen the developer make a big change to Palworld's world through the removal of the Pal Sphere. Today, Pocketpair has announced another "compromise" via its next update, which will remove the ability to glide with a Pal--now, gliding will require a separate glider item.The official Pocketpair account on X announced the coming update, and that the change was a direct result of continued legal proceedings with Nintendo. The post refers to the decision as "disappointing," but also "necessary in order to prevent further disruptions to the development of Palworld."[Regarding the lawsuit, changes to Palworld and the future]We would like to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation for the continued support of our fans over the past few months. We apologize for not being able to share as much information as we would like, but we trust… — Palworld (@Palworld_EN) May 8, 2025 "Furthermore, we regret to inform our players that with the implementation of Patch v0.5.5, we must make yet another compromise," the post reads. Pocketpair did say that Pals would still give passive buffs to gliding, and that they "remain committed to developing Palworld and delivering exciting new content to our fans."Continue Reading at GameSpot

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Palworld Update Adds Big Change To "Avoid Disruptions" Amid Nintendo Patent Lawsuit

The ongoing legal battle between Nintendo and Pocketpair--creators of indie hit Palworld--has already seen the developer make a big change to Palworld's world through the removal of the Pal Sphere. Today, Pocketpair has announced another "compromise" via its next update, which will remove the ability to glide with a Pal--now, gliding will require a separate glider item.

The official Pocketpair account on X announced the coming update, and that the change was a direct result of continued legal proceedings with Nintendo. The post refers to the decision as "disappointing," but also "necessary in order to prevent further disruptions to the development of Palworld."

"Furthermore, we regret to inform our players that with the implementation of Patch v0.5.5, we must make yet another compromise," the post reads. Pocketpair did say that Pals would still give passive buffs to gliding, and that they "remain committed to developing Palworld and delivering exciting new content to our fans."Continue Reading at GameSpot