Over the past 18 hours, news of an extensive hack targeting Pokémon developer Game Freak has been spreading across social media like wildfire. While the full

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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.

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.

Pokémon developer Game Freak has confirmed it suffered a breach as troves of internal materials pertaining to the franchise — from source codes to early and, in some cases, scrapped character designs — hit social media this weekend.

Game Freak, the company that develops Pokémon games, has suffered a major leak. Private information on workers and projects went public.

The Pokémon developer has apologized for an employee data breach, but news reports indicate that IP on old and upcoming games has been stolen, too.