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

Personal data of over 2600 employees has been exposed and insider information about the Switch 2 and future Pokémon games leaked

Game Freak, the Japanese developer behind the popular Pokemon video games, has reportedly been hit with a massive hack resulting in gigabytes of stolen data leaking online.

Japanese video game developer Game Freak has confirmed it suffered a cyberattack in August after source code and game designs for unpublished games were leaked online.

Pokémon developer Game Freak has confirmed one of its servers was hacked in August and some of its data was compromised. The developer apologized for the breach in a Japanese-language statement and vowed to strengthen its security protocols.

Over the weekend, Pokemon developer Game Freak was the victim of a historic data breach. The hack revealed crucial information about Gen 10, the inner-workings of the anime, an MMO, and even the creation myth of the Pokemon universe itself.

Pokemon' studio Game Freak has confirmed it was hacked in August, which resulted in over 2,500 former and current staff members having their personal information leaked.

Pokémon developer Game Freak has revealed that it has suffered from a data breach that has resulted in the breach of personal information for thousands of employees and contractors. In a notice (PDF) issued on October 10,

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.