Pokémon Triumphs: Chinese Clone Game Forced to Apologize

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Pokémon Triumphs: Chinese Clone Game Forced to Apologize

Image credit: Adobe / The Pokémon Company / Eurogamer

The Pokémon Company has finally secured a victory in its legal battle against a Chinese mobile game that blatantly ripped off its beloved franchise. After a long fight.

Justice for Pokémon

The infringing game, known as Pocket Monster: Remake or Pocket Monster: Issue/Reissue, has been permanently removed from sale. The companies responsible admitted their wrongdoing.

In a public statement on The Pokémon Company’s website, the companies confessed:

The companies expressed deep remorse, stating they had “deeply reflected” and “learned their lessons.” The apology extends to The Pokémon Company, rights holders, players, consumers, and the general public.

A Warning to Copycats

This case serves as a powerful reminder that copyright infringement will not be tolerated. The Pokémon Company’s success in this lengthy case demonstrates their commitment to protect their intellectual property.

This situation mirrors a recent case where Fortnite maker, Epic Games, took action against a cheater.

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