Sony Music Entertainment Japan, subsidiary Aniplex, and Palworld developer Pocketpair have announced the establishment of Palworld Entertainment, a joint venture that will be responsible for

Sony Music Entertainment Japan and Sony-owned subsidiary Aniplex have announced a joint venture forming Palworld Entertainment, which has become responsible for expanding the Palworld IP and its "commercial business endeavours" beyond the game. That is despite the fact the game itself isn't even available on PS5 yet.

Pocket Pair, the studio responsible for this year’s early viral hit, Palworld, has revealed it’s partnering with Sony Group by way of Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) Inc. and its Aniplex Inc. division,

After a ridiculously successful launch, dodging accusations of copyright infringement, and a great new patch, Palworld has confirmed the next step for the survival game that's best known for giving adorable monsters guns: Palworld merchandise,

Sony has announced a joint venture with Palworld creator Pocketpair, in what sounds like an attempt to turn it into a multimedia franchise.

The maker of Xbox Game Pass stalwart Palworld said on Wednesday it’s forming a new company in partnership with… Sony. Palworld developer and publisher Pocketpair announced its new team-up with Sony Music Entertainment to create Palworld Entertainment,

There’s no Palworld PS5 version yet, but developer Pocketpair and Sony have announced a joint venture in form of a new company. Ironically, the company — Palworld Entertainment — is dedicated to expanding the IP.

Sony Music Japan, Aniplex and Pocketpair have established a joint venture, Palworld Entertainment, capitalising on the hit game Palworld.

The success of Palworld was meteoric in nature, with the game soaring up the charts as tens of millions of players took to it at launch. It managed to scratch the open world itch many players have looked for in their monster collecting titles,