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In the shadow of the Palworld lawsuit, Nintendo, Sega, and more Japanese gaming giants discuss patents and when taking too much inspiration becomes a problem

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Nintendo's patent attorney thinks IP rights are essential for the games industry to have healthy growth
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In the shadow of the Palworld lawsuit, Nintendo, Sega, and more Japanese gaming giants discuss patents and when taking too much inspiration becomes a problem

Nintendo's patent attorney thinks IP rights are essential for the games industry to have healthy growth

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Video game patents are not a way to monopolize game mechanics, but to recover development costs, say Sega, Capcom and Konami legal experts  - AUTOMATON WEST

Legal department leaders of Capcom, Sega and Konami argue in favor of game-related patents as a way to battle growing development costs.

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Delving into the Technology Behind Game Development - USTimeToday

Game development technology is now more advanced than ever. AI can even be used to create games. Previously, developers would have to spend months creating the perfect landscape, adding trees, rivers and even mountains. This would often mean spending hours on menial tasks, which hindered the design process. Now, however, developers are teaching AI how to create games, allowing human developers to work on other aspects of the game, such as the ch…

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