An unprecedented hack has hit Pokémon developer Game Freak, leaking stolen data about unannounced projects, Pokémon left on the cutting room floor, and new details about the Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo's successor to its highly popular handheld/home console hybrid.

The developers behind Pokémon are victims of a 'teraleak' scale hack, which has leaked detail of new games, the Switch 2, and employee data.

Game Freak has reported a massive hack that has led to new Pokemon leaks and the Nintendo Switch 2 codename surfacing on the Internet.

POKEMON developer Game Freak has confirmed it was hacked, resulting in the leaked details of 2500 employees. The breach, which occurred in August, has allegedly been linked to codenames for 10th

An unprecedented leak has hit mainline Pokemon series developer Game Freak, revealing tons of previously unknown information about unused monsters, unannounced projects, and a potential Switch 2 codename.

Game Freak has confirmed a massive Pokemon hack that took place over the weekend, releasing tons of Pokemon-related info into the wild.

Game Freak, the primary developer of Pokémon games, has suffered a serious data breach. Employees’ personal details have been published online, as well as a huge trove of documentation on Pokémon, including source code for complete builds of past games.

Pokemon developer Game Freak has suffered an enormous leak, leading to a massive amount of supposed information about both old and upcoming Pokemon games surfacing online, and it's now claimed that the source codes of Legends: Z-A and the unannounced 10th generation games are out in the wild.

It might not be as dramatic as Team Rocket attacking Silph Co. back in Red and Blue, but it's at least as scandalous as the Nintendo "gigaleaks" of 2020. Pokémon developer Game Freak has reportedly suffered a massive hack,