This weekend, Game Freak became a hot topic after a massive amount of confidential information began circulating due to an alleged hack. Among the gigabytes of data, alongside beta versions of Pokémon games, were details hinting at the much-rumored Nintendo Switch 2.

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

An unprecedented hack has hit Pokémon developer Game Freak, leaking stolen data about unannounced projects, Pokémon left on the cutting room floor, and new details about the Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo's successor to its highly popular handheld/home console hybrid.

When Nintendo announced a secretive 10,000-person playtest for an NDA-enwrapped project, speculation naturally ran wild. While something to do with the upcoming reveal and release of the Switch’s successor seemed the most popular idea,

Warning: spoilers ahead! This appears to be Nintendo’s attempt to develop its first MMO (massively multiplayer online) style game. According to the game description, “the goal

Nintendo is working to take down images of its new unannounced Switch game after the internet — as expected — leaked it online. Earlier this month, Nintendo asked those who successfully signed up for its then mysterious Switch Online Playtest not to reveal what it is once it went live.

Earlier this month, Nintendo announced it would be testing new Switch features for Nintendo Switch Online members, with a closed playtest opening up to 10,000 subscribers and set to start this week. Preloads have started for the lucky few who were selected,