Pokémon developer Game Freak has confirmed that its servers were hacked, resulting in a significant data leak. According to Game World Observer, the bad actor leaked various data, including personal ...

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Pokemon developer Game Freak confirms recent hack and subsequent leak of information, issues a formal statement on the matter on its official website.

Pokémon developer Game Freak has reportedly suffered a significant hack resulting in the leak of stolen data that includes codenames for 10th generation Pokémon games and even the Nintendo Switch 2.

The hacker reportedly demanded Riot Games pay $10 million to prevent the leak of the source code, but the company is refusing to pay.

In an update shared earlier today, Riot Games said hackers had compromised the source code for League of Legends, Teamfight Tactics and a legacy anti-cheat platform.

The hacker who leaked information about the next-gen Xbox and PlayStation to Kotaku before either console was officially announced and who was subsequently raided by the police is now vowing to ...

Pokemon developer Game Freak has confirmed it has been hacked, and now internal codenames for projects, along with the Nintendo Switch successors codename.

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