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Palworld Cross Play llega a fines de marzo en una actualización importante

Autor: Connor May 13,2025

Pocketpair, el desarrollador detrás del juego muy popular Palworld, se está preparando para una actualización significativa que se lanzará a fines de marzo de 2025. Esta actualización promete traer playly multijugador en todas las plataformas, lo que permite a los jugadores conectarse y jugar juntos sin problemas, independientemente de su dispositivo elegido. Además, la actualización introducirá una función de transferencia mundial para PALS, mejorando aún más la experiencia de juego. Si bien los detalles se mantienen escasos, Pocketpair compartió una imagen promocional en X/Twitter mostrando varios personajes de Palworld involucrados en la batalla con un amigo formidable.

Palworld recibe un juego de cruz a fines de marzo. Crédito de la imagen: Pocketpair.

John 'Bucky' Buckley, director de comunicaciones de Pocketpair y gerente de publicación, insinuó "algunas pequeñas sorpresas" que acompañarán la actualización de marzo, agregando una capa adicional de emoción para los fanáticos. Esta noticia es particularmente bienvenida para los 32 millones de jugadores que han abrazado a Palworld desde su debut de acceso temprano en enero de 2024. El estudio ha esbozado una ambiciosa hoja de ruta de contenido para 2025, que incluye no solo la función de cruce sino también un "escenario final" y un nuevo contenido adicional para el juego de supervivencia de criatura.

Palworld dio un chapoteo tras su lanzamiento en Steam a $ 30 y simultáneamente en Game Pass para Xbox y PC, destrozando las ventas y los registros concurrentes de los jugadores. El éxito sin precedentes del juego llevó a un desafío para Pocketpair, ya que el CEO Takuro Mizobe admitió que el estudio luchó para administrar las ganancias masivas generadas. En respuesta, Pocketpair se movió rápidamente para expandir el universo de Palworld, llegando a un acuerdo con Sony para crear el entretenimiento de Palworld. Esta nueva empresa tiene como objetivo ampliar la IP y llevar el juego a la plataforma PS5.

Sin embargo, el éxito del juego no ha estado exento de controversia. Nintendo y The Pokémon Company han iniciado acciones legales contra Pocketpair, alegando infracción de los derechos de patente "múltiples" y buscando una orden judicial y una compensación por daños. En respuesta, Pocketpair ha identificado las patentes en cuestión e hizo ajustes al juego, específicamente cómo los jugadores convocan a los amigos. El estudio permanece firme, listo para defender su posición en la corte y continuar su batalla legal contra Nintendo y la compañía Pokémon.

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