Game Freak acknowledges leak, was a server breach, statement released
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Game Freak, the studio that handles the mainline Pokemon games, has now issued a statement about the company’s leak / hack.
Yesterday, tons of information about Pokemon started pouring out, revealing details about certain plans, beta creature designs, and more. That has since continued today with details concerning movie and movie projects.
Game Freak has now come forward acknowledging the leak with an official statement. The company says that last month, a third party gained unauthorized access to a server. Unfortunately, personal employee data is a part of the leak – Game Freak says names and email addresses were on that server.
Below is the statement in full from Game Freak:
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Former Nintendo employees share insight into the Mario Switch teaser photo
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If you were paying attention to Nintendo news just before Switch was announced, the image above with Mario might look familiar to you. The photo was shared alongside a message on social media telling fans to tune in the following day for a first look at the console. Mario is peeking behind a curtain, and it’s kind of become a meme with some even joking about how it looks like he’s in the shower.
Kit Ellis and Krysta Yang, a pair of former employees at Nintendo of America, shared some behind-the-scenes information about the shot in a recent podcast episode. They confirmed that it was a new photo led by the company’s former head of social, and a photoshoot was done in large part because there weren’t any assets that could be used. Internally, it was “controversial” and Nintendo apparently wasn’t happy due to concerns about potentially mismanaging expectations.
Pokemon developer Game Freak hit with hack, internal info leaking
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Game Freak, the main developer of Pokemon, appears to have been hit with a significant hack. As a result, source code for various games, behind-the-scenes information, and more has started to leak online.
Thus far we know that source code for Pokemon Heart Gold / Soul Silver and Black 2 / White 2 have surfaced. A few codenames are also popping up, including “Gaia” – which is apparently what Gen 10 is going by internally. Speaking of which, the new gen is apparently being developed for “Ounce”, which supposedly confirms Switch 2’s codename. And for those curious, “Ikkaku” is the codename for Pokemon Legends: Z-A.
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Hidden in my Paradise gameplay
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Fresh gameplay is available for Hidden in my Paradise, the latest project from Ogre Pixel. The hidden-object title arrived on Switch just recently.
Catch up on everything you need to know in the following overview:
Switch file sizes – Yakuza Kiwami, Nikoderiko, Super Mario Party Jamboree, Crow Country, more
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Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Switch games. These include Yakuza Kiwami, Nikoderiko: The Magical World, Super Mario Party Jamboree, Crow Country, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
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Last Time I Saw You launch trailer
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Tying in with the release of Last Time I Saw You, we’ve got the game’s official launch trailer. Fans can get a final look at the coming-of-age adventure game, which provides a relaxing 2D exploration experience.
Catch up on everything you need to know in the following overview:
[Let’s Talk] Will you be picking up Nintendo Clock: Alarmo?
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Leave it to Nintendo to throw out a curveball. Rather than unveiling its next console which is what many fans are anticipating, this week the company instead announced something that pretty much has nothing to do with gaming. Nintendo Clock: Alarmo was not only revealed, but given an initial, limited release as well.
Nintendo Clock: Alarmo is an interactive alarm clock with themes based on a few different games, including Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey. The device uses a motion sensor to detect when you’ve woken up and have gotten out of bed. Records are also included to track how much you move around in your sleep and more. We’ve got it all covered a bit more here.
What are your thoughts on Nintendo Clock: Alarmo? Have you already ordered a unit or will you be picking it up at some point? Let us know in the comments below.
Upcoming Japanese eShop releases for the week of October 17, 2024
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Nintendo has updated the Japanese release schedule on Switch for the week of October 17, 2024. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital download schedule:
Faith: The Unholy Trinity Switch launch trailer
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New Blood is celebrating the debut of the new Switch version of Faith: The Unholy Trinity with a launch trailer. All three chapters are included here.
For additional details, check out the following overview:
Antonblast delayed to December
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Antonblast was last planned for November, but the game is being delayed by a few weeks.
Summitsphere shared an update in a statement posted today. After the team has been impacted by the recent hurricanes in the United States, more time will be needed to get things back to normal and wrap up everything needed for launch.
We were originally planning on seeing Antonblast on the Switch eShop next month. However, it has now been pushed back to December 3.
The full statement from studio head Tony Grayson is as follows:
