Former Capcom designer criticized "Palu": ​​Crossing the red line and don't buy it

2025-10-04 21:46:24|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

After Pocketpair announced that "Portrait Beast" will launch a 1.0 official version in 2026, industry veteran Yoshiki Okamoto shared his views on the current situation of Nintendo's "Pokemon" in a video released by his personal YouTube channel.Yoshiki Okamoto worked as a designer at CAPCOM for a long time and has participated in the production of series such as "Resident Evil", "Street Fighter", "Mega Man", and "Dinosaur Crisis".

He said: "I personally think that "Palu" crosses a line that should not be crossed, and I don't want the world to become a place that can accept such things. I don't want it to become "because it sells well, or because it's fun, or because it's well evaluated, so it's OK."If a settlement is reached with Nintendo, I think "Palu" will become an officially recognized game.However, it is now being prosecuted, so it is unacceptable.Playing this game is supporting it, so please don't buy it.”

However, Okamoto's views triggered mixed reactions.Some players pointed out that some of the games he had participated in the production also had very similar elements to the previous works.

In September 2024, Nintendo filed a lawsuit against developer Pocketpair, accusing it of patent infringement and recently argued in court that the mods do not count as "prior art".The ongoing lawsuit forced Pocketpair to make some changes to the game earlier this year, such as removing the ability to summon Paru with the orb.

What’s even more interesting is that just 11 days after Nintendo announced its new "Lid-Adorable Farm" work "Pokopia", Pocketpair announced its own farm simulation derivative work "Palworld: Palfarm"."Pokémon Pokopia" is expected to be released in 2026, and will be launched on Switch 2, and will be developed by Glory Tecmo.

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