A hacking group claims this evening that it has infiltrated Nintendo's internal systems. Crimson Collective has published an apparent screenshot of several internal folders as proof. These folders include production assets, developer previews and backups. Crimson Collective has not announced what it plans to do with the information it has obtained. The Red Hat breach saw Crimson Collective acquire 570GB of data. This included authentication credentials for clients which saw Crimson Collective make extortion demands.

Games appear to be leaking early these days with some retailers selling products way before the official street date. One of these games is the long-awaited Pokemon Legends: Z-A, which has seen copies being sold in the wild. Now IGN says it has seen hard evidence that dataminers are hard at work trying to uncover what's next for the new mainline entry, which is due to be released on Thursday on both the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. Sadly it seems it will be tough to avoid spoilers if you're addicted to social media.

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