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Don't worry, The Pokemon Company is looking into the whole Palworld thing

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"We intend to investigate and take appropriate measures to address any acts that infringe on intellectual property rights related to the Pokémon."

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I understand that your posts about Pokemon are to explain why the games are in the direction they are in, but I find that they don’t address the legitimate complaints and frustrations people have about the game. Mainly the lack of polish and the amount of bugs that are in the recent games. Don’t you think fans are right to air their grievances and expecting something better in terms of quality out of a large IP like Pokemon? Don’t you think at least the way Pokemon Company is scheduling new generations needs to change in some way to give Game Freak devs more time to work? The complaints that many fans are having are real and genuine.

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I think that Game Freak, being joint owner of the Pokemon Company alongside Creatures and Nintendo, generally has plenty of control over their own schedule and destiny. I think that player expectation that each successive generation Pokemon game support every pokemon ever made is unfeasible in the long term.

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Pokémon TV app will be going offline

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Sign up for the GI Daily here to get the biggest news straight to your inbox The Pokémon Company has announced that it will be shutting down both the app and Pokemon TV website. Pokémon TV allowed users to watch episodes of the animated series for free.

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Related question to the Pokémon one. Why do you think Game Freak has continued on this course of games of such relatively limited budget and scale compared to the global of the brand as a whole (given it is the largest media franchise in the planet). Why do you think Game Freak hasn’t budgeted the $100+ million budgets of other games, given the near guarantee of financial success?

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The Pokemon franchise is already the industry leader in the field. Using some napkin math, roughly 100 devs working at GameFreak for four years on a mainline Pokemon game translates to roughly $48 million in budget. Would it bring more users into other Pokemon franchise elements like merch? Businesses run on percentages.

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Best Pokemon Grading Companies in 2023

Code with Mike

If you’re an avid Pokemon card collector or you’ve paid any attention to the scene in recent years you know how important it is to get your cards graded.

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Niantic’s Peridot is mobile AR’s biggest opportunity in years

Game Daily

Despite massive hits like Niantic’s own Pokemon Go, augmented reality games on mobile have yet to live up to their promise. Pokemon Go came out way back in 2016 and even Niantic’s 2021 release Pikmin Bloom was, at best, a qualified success. Huge investments like Minecraft Earth failed to catch fire.

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Glorious gaming summer marred by industry myopia

Game Daily

At the same time, game companies are too often prone to short-termism, and the calculations of C-Suite mandarins, who demonstrate a callous attitude to the people who make the games that drive long-term growth and consumer satisfaction. All are story-intensive role-playing games featuring myriad characters and large, explorable worlds.

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