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Pokemon Company issues statement after White House uses IP in social media post
The Pokemon Company issued a statement clarifying its non-involvement and lack of permission for the White House's use of its intellectual property in a social media meme featuring Pokemon Pokopia. The company emphasized that its mission to unite the world is not affiliated with any political agenda.
Pokemon Company issues statement after White House uses Pokemon Pokpia in meme
The Pokemon Company issued a statement clarifying that it did not grant permission for the use of its intellectual property, specifically imagery associated with Pokemon Pokopia, in a political meme. A company spokeswoman confirmed that the creation and distribution of the meme were not authorized and that the company's mission is not affiliated with any political viewpoint.
The Sunday Papers
This article discusses recent turmoil in games journalism, including job losses at Eurogamer and the use of generative AI by Videogamer to create fake writers. It also touches on broader societal issues, game design philosophies regarding exploration, and the importance of games criticism platforms like Critical Distance.
