Culture Crave

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The Pokémon Company issues a statement over Homeland Security’s Pokémon-themed ICE video "We are aware of a recent video posted by the Department of Homeland Security that includes imagery and language associated with our brand" "Our company was not involved in the creation or

Pokémon Contexts

@@PokemonContexts

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this would be cowardice, plain and simple. shutting down harmless fan projects but refusing to step in when the us government misuses your ip to harm people's lives tells us all we need to know about their priorities and their backbone

IGN

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The Pokémon Company's former chief legal officer has said he would not take action over an official Department of Homeland Security video that features footage of people being handcuffed and arrested set to the Pokémon theme tune — despite calls from fans for the corporation to

Legal Mindset

@@TheLegalMindset

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Nintendo needs to be stopped. This precedent would kill the modding community. The decision whether or not to allow mods rests solely with Palworld, but Palworld is not and should not be liable for whatever happens as a result of such modding. Nor should Pokémon control that

Pirat_Nation

@@Pirat_Nation

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Nintendo demands Palworld remove mod support, claiming it's illegal. Nintendo asserts that Palworld's mods expose developers to lawsuits unless removed. They are also suing over the "Pokémon mod," alleging Palworld's success relies on stolen Pokémon art. Palworld included mod

Legal Mindset

@@TheLegalMindset

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That's the FORMER counsel, whoeever the CURRENT counsel for @Nintendo is should be fired for a diasterous legal campaign thats destroying their public image. They are the Pam Bondi of In-House Counsel.