Game Freak — the primary developer of the Pokémon games — suffered a massive data breach. Pokémon creator, Nintendo, confirmed this leak on Sunday, which involved not only a massive amount of personal information, but supposed unused concept art and lore stories involving the franchise.

Hackers released a collection of leaked data from Pokémon game developer Game Freak over the weekend, including personal information about employees. Game Freak — which develops the main lineup of Pokémon video games — confirmed the breach in a statement,

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

Pokemon developer Game Freak has been hit by a massive hack, leaking huge amounts of behind the scenes details, including the Switch 2's codename.

The "Teraleak" files also include details of the upcoming Detective Pikachu sequel and other Pokemon movies in the pipeline. Th

Game Freak, the developer behind the Pokémon franchise, has confirmed a significant data breach that has led to the exposure of confidential information.

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.

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.

Leaked images and internal documents have flooded social media after Pokemon developer Game Freak was hacked. The company confirmed it suffered a breach, but only said that employee information had been stolen.