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#Palworld has sold over 3 million copies in 40 hours since release!
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Thank you everyone for playing Palworld!
We are so overwhelmed but also encouraged by this incredible accomplishment!
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I wonder if they're going to have cause to regret doing lazy knockoffs for the creature designs.
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I think in this case people are so sick of Nintendo pumping out dogshit for like 2 decades anyone using their designs for an actual attempt at a game is popular despite obvious copying.
!g*mers do you think Nintendo deserves this
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Particularly in the gaming world, existing narrative structures are irrevocably irreversible.
How many decades have people been saying that Nintendo and Valve are le hecking good guys?
It should actually be impossible to break out of the mould of these carved-in-stone narratives - but the above-mentioned companies still manage to do so.
Nintoddlers are in for a rude awakening.
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yeah I want everyone to eat nintendos lunch at this point because instead of making new game mechanics and innovating etc they literally waste all their effort trying to shutter it and/or steal it back afterwards when someone else takes the initiative like the notanothermetroid remake or the multiplayer breath of the wild mod
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Nintendo deserves to drown in a tsunami
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Nintendo isn't at fault imo, it's the Pokemon Company and Gamefreak. The answer though is absolutely lmao.
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Pokeman was never good
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I think it's an intentional part of the marketing that they're lazy knockoffs
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