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Palworld Ripoff “Palland” Launches On Nintendo Switch – NintendoSoup

Palworld Ripoff “Palland” Launches On Nintendo Switch – NintendoSoup

Japanese Nintendo Switch owners have spotted a new game that appears to be a ripoff of Palworld called “Palland”. The game contains some similarities to Palworld, and promises to offer players a ” rich and immersive experience where base-building, combat, exploration, and evolution blend into one dynamic and strategic journey”. Palland launched on the Nintendo eShop on July 31, 2025 …

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Palworld Knockoff Slop Gets On Nintendo Switch Despite Lawsuit

Palworld Knockoff Slop Gets On Nintendo Switch Despite Lawsuit

The hit 2024 survival crafting sim Palworld is conspicuously absent from the Nintendo eShop amid an ongoing battle with Nintendo, which has accused the game of violating its patents. The same can’t be said for Palland, a cheap knock-off that Nintendo seemed to have no problem approving for sale on the Switch eShop earlier this summer. Glance at the store …

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Random: Oh Jeez, Now Palworld Has Its Own Rip-Off On The Switch eShop

Random: Oh Jeez, Now Palworld Has Its Own Rip-Off On The Switch eShop

Image: BoggySoft Developer Pocketpair is still very much in the midst of a lawsuit from Nintendo over its smash-hit title Palworld, but it may have another issue on its hands. As covered by The Gamer, a new title by the name of Palland is now available via the Switch eShop, and everything from its basic description to its screenshots indicate …

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Nintendo’s patent war against Palworld gets desperate

Nintendo’s patent war against Palworld gets desperate

It’s been pretty quiet on the news front in the ongoing battle between Nintendo and PocketPair over alleged patent infringement in Palworld. However, while the mainstream audience awaits a final verdict, legal and patent experts are watching the case and digging through the documentation in impressive detail. This latest report from Gamesfray has uncovered some rather unusual behaviour from Nintendo …

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