The recent PlayStation State of Play revealed the PS5 port of Palworld; however, Japanese owners are missing out thanks to the Nintendo lawsuit.

Palworld, the open-world crafting game often described as "Pokémon with guns", surprise-launched on the PlayStation 5 on Sept. 24, following Sony Group Corp.‘s (NYSE:SONY) State of Play broadcast. Gamers from 68 countries eagerly downloaded the long-awaited release,

A new Palworld PS5 port is out right now after months of the Pokemon clone's Xbox and PC exclusivity. No more waiting for PlayStation gamers!

It's an odd omission since Palworld is available in Japan on both Xbox Series X and PC. Pocketpair also seems eager to make the Japanese PS5 port happen at some point, but a certain headline-grabbing lawsuit might be to blame for the indefinite delay.

The PlayStation version of Palworld has launched in most countries, but not Japan where Nintendo is suing the game’s developer for patent infringement.

Surprise! Palworld, one of the biggest games of the year, has suddenly arrived on PS5. But its debut on the console comes just days after Nintendo and The Pokémon Company filed a patent infringement suit against developer Pocketpair.

Palworld celebrates the launch with a trailer. Palworld coming to PS5 this week was a complete surprise to probably everyone outside Pocketpair. When it popped up in the State of

Palworld has been surprise-released on PS5, but unfortunately, the situation is a little more complicated if you happen to be in Japan.

PlayStation gamers can finally see what all the hype is about with Palworld. The game made a surprise debut on PlayStation 5 today, revealed during the State of Play. With over 25 million players worldwide,

Palworld is out now on PlayStation 5, Sony Interactive Entertainment and developer Pocketpair announced during Tuesday’s State of Play broadcast. It’s somewhat awkward timing for the creature catching,