In case you fiddle, you are gonna discover out in terms of modding Nintendo characters into standard games–especially one in Palworld, which already has heavy Pokemon inspirations. YouTuber ToastedShoes apparently discovered this out on X (formerly known as Twitter).

Noticed by IGN, ToastedShoes posted on the social media web site that “Nintendo has come for me” whereas screenshotting that his Pokemon mod teaser video–in which Misty has a gun–for Palworld was taken down by a copyright proprietor. It is unclear whether or not it was Nintendo or The Pokemon Firm that really filed the declare. Nonetheless, the Australian has determined to nonetheless launch a YouTube video at present (seen beneath) showcasing his Pokemon mod for the survival recreation.

ToastedShoes says the Pokemon mod will not be obtainable publicly in the meanwhile. “We wish to launch it totally free to everybody, nonetheless attributable to Nintendo sending a DMCA over the past tweet, we wish to tread calmly in the meanwhile,” ToastedShoes posted on X.

Palworld has now sold over 6 million copies after 4 days and simply broke CS: Go’s Steam concurrent participant complete. The survival recreation noticed over 1.83 million folks on the identical time earlier at present and now solely trails PUBG for the general document, which was 3.2 million concurrent gamers in January 2018.

The web has had fairly the response to Palworld thus far. The discourse has coated all types of subjects, starting from the smashing gross sales success to accusations of asset theft. For extra, try GameSpot’s guides hub for Palworld.