2018 Nintendo data breach - Revision history

Funtimeandrefoxy at 14:18, July 28, 2024

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	\|Nintendo DSi		\|Nintendo DSi
	\|Sythem App?		\|Sythem App?
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			\|gen3.7z\AJAAJ02.zip\AJAAJ02.SRL
			\|GBA?
			\|Seems to be related to pokemon.
	\|}		\|}

Funtimeandrefoxy at 22:00, July 27, 2024

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	\|GBA		\|GBA
	\|Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team Retail JP.		\|Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team Retail JP.
			\|-
			\|paladin.7z\rangereu.7z\ROM\Ranger_trial_eu_061214\tycho_trial001_eu_0612141113DSf.bin
			\|Nintendo DS
			\|Pokemon Ranger Final EU Kiosk Demo.
	\|}		\|}

Funtimeandrefoxy at 15:29, July 27, 2024

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	\|Wii		\|Wii
	\|Some test program related to Wii's Netcard. It doesn't seem to work on any known emulators.		\|Some test program related to Wii's Netcard. It doesn't seem to work on any known emulators.
			\|-
			\|[[Tcl-2 (prototype)]]
			\|Nintendo DSi
			\|Sythem App?
	\|}		\|}

Funtimeandrefoxy at 15:17, July 26, 2024

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	'''NOTE: Do not add links to <u>ANY</u> of the files described in these pages, due to how they were obtained and the fact that many of these are first-party Nintendo prototypes.'''		'''NOTE: Do not add links to <u>ANY</u> of the files described in these pages, due to how they were obtained and the fact that many of these are first-party Nintendo prototypes.'''

			==Unknown Prototypes==

			Although a lot of information about these leaks exists today on the internet, an unknown number of files have no information on the internet, including prototypes. The table below represents prototypes of unknown purposes.

			{\| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: 100%;"
			! scope="col" style="width: 40%" \|Prototype Name
			! scope="col" style="width: 20%" \|System
			! scope="col" style="width: 40%" \|Theories
			\|-
			\|paladin.7z\Dungeon\pocchama.srl ([[Pocchama (prototype)]])
			\|Nintendo DS or GBA
			\|See the article page itself. It may have some functionality similar to [[Fushigi (prototype)]] or [https://hiddenpalace.org/Category:POKEMONFUSHI_prototypes POKEMONFUSHI prototypes].
			\|-
			\|paladin.7z\NetCardWads\devmon.wad
			\|Wii
			\|Some test program related to Wii's Netcard. It doesn't seem to work on any known emulators.
			\|-
			\|paladin.7z\NetCardWads\devmon_.wad
			\|Wii
			\|Some test program related to Wii's Netcard. It doesn't seem to work on any known emulators.
			\|-
			\|paladin.7z\NetCardWads\viewer.wad
			\|Wii
			\|Some test program related to Wii's Netcard. It doesn't seem to work on any known emulators.
			\|-
			\|paladin.7z\NetCardWads\viewer_.wad
			\|Wii
			\|Some test program related to Wii's Netcard. It doesn't seem to work on any known emulators.
			\|}


			==Final Builds==

			Although the leaks contain several game prototypes, there are builds that are exactly the same as the final version. The table below shows what these builds are.

			{\| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: 100%;"
			! scope="col" style="width: 40%" \|Prototype Name
			! scope="col" style="width: 20%" \|System
			! scope="col" style="width: 40%" \|Game
			\|-
			\|paladin.7z\Dungeon\AB24J00.srl
			\|GBA
			\|Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team Retail JP.
			\|}

			==Leaked Prototypes==

			A list of leaked prototypes can be found in the table below.

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	\|?Has file release date=File release date		\|?Has file release date=File release date
			\|?Has final_build_date=Final build date
	\|?Has final_release_date=Retail release date		\|?Has final_release_date=Retail release date
	\|limit=200		\|limit=200
	}}</center>		}}</center>

Starfrost at 12:19, October 31, 2021

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	On or about March 13, 2018, an individual by the name of Zammis Clark breached Nintendo's corporate intranet, having access for a period of over two months, stealing what is likely thousands of prototypes and dozens of unreleased games, as well as source code, assets, emails, documentation, personal information, backups, and in some cases full databases and repositories for many of Nintendo's games and consoles. The leaked data ranges from 1989 to 2018, and several dozen individual projects are represented within the leaks.		On or about March 13, 2018, an individual by the name of Zammis Clark breached Nintendo's corporate intranet, having access for a period of over two months and stealing what is likely thousands of prototypes and dozens of unreleased games, as well as source code, assets, emails, documentation, personal information, backups, and in some cases full databases and repositories for many of Nintendo's games and consoles. The leaked data ranges from 1989 to 2018, and several dozen individual projects are represented within the leaks.

	'''NOTE: Do not add links to <u>ANY</u> of the files described in these pages, due to how they were obtained and the fact that many of these are first-party Nintendo prototypes.'''		'''NOTE: Do not add links to <u>ANY</u> of the files described in these pages, due to how they were obtained and the fact that many of these are first-party Nintendo prototypes.'''

Starfrost at 12:19, October 31, 2021

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	On or about March 13, 2018, an individual by the name of Zammis Clark breached Nintendo's corporate intranet, having access for a period of over two months, stealing what is likely thousands of prototypes and dozens of unreleased games, as well as source code, assets, emails, documentation, personal information, backups, and in some cases full databases and repositories for many of Nintendo's games and consoles. The leaked data ranges from 1989 to 2018, and several dozen individual projects are represented within the leaks.		On or about March 13, 2018, an individual by the name of Zammis Clark breached Nintendo's corporate intranet, having access for a period of over two months, stealing what is likely thousands of prototypes and dozens of unreleased games, as well as source code, assets, emails, documentation, personal information, backups, and in some cases full databases and repositories for many of Nintendo's games and consoles. The leaked data ranges from 1989 to 2018, and several dozen individual projects are represented within the leaks.



	'''NOTE: Do not add links to <u>ANY</u> of the files described in these pages, due to how they were obtained and the fact that many of these are first-party Nintendo prototypes.'''		'''NOTE: Do not add links to <u>ANY</u> of the files described in these pages, due to how they were obtained and the fact that many of these are first-party Nintendo prototypes.'''

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On or about March 13, 2018, an individual by the name of Zammis Clark breached Nintendo's corporate intranet, having access for a period of over two months, stealing what is likely thousands of prototypes and dozens of unreleased games, as well as source code, assets, emails, documentation, personal information, backups, and in some cases full databases and repositories for many of Nintendo's games and consoles. The leaked data ranges from 1989 to 2018, and several dozen individual projects are represented within the leaks.

'''NOTE: Do not add links to <u>ANY</u> of the files described in these pages, due to how they were obtained and the fact that many of these are first-party Nintendo prototypes.'''

[[Has article type::Lot| ]]
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[[Has origin lot::2018 Nintendo data breach]]
|?Has system=System
|?Was released by=Released by
|?Has build date=Build date
|?Has file release date=File release date
|?Has final_release_date=Retail release date
|limit=200
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