Nintendo continues its battle to avoid leaks. The Japanese company has spoken about this issue that increasingly affects more developers and claims to have new measures already deployed.
Nintendo It is one of the companies that fights the most to keep leaks away of their games. This and the battle against piracy are two of the best-known strategies of the creators of Super Mario Bros, The Legend of Zelda and many other sagas.
In the era of Nintendo Switch, there have been quite a few leaks related to games or the console’s hardware and the big N is known for protecting relevant information with much more suspicion than other companies.
After an alleged leak at the hands of a Google employee who accessed private videos on the YouTube account, Nintendo has been asked about this matter during a shareholders meeting.
Nintendo on the hunt for leaks
The company’s directors have indicated that they are aware of the press reports and noted that Nintendo has been working with outside companies with the aim of diagnosing leaks and security leaks.
The new report states that The company has implemented new measures in its security systems and also works on a training plan for its employees with the intention of reducing internal leaks.
This news occurs in an important context in relation to this topic and that is that recently, a prominent Nintendo leaker closed his social media account after revealing that the source of his information was a Nintendo employee in Japan.
Known as “Pyoro”, the leaker was one of the most famous accounts that anticipated information related to Nintendo and events such as the Nintendo Direct. It seems that the fight against information leaks has tightened since then.
Although this time they have been games, the most important leaks related to Nintendo during 2024 are more linked to its next console, the so-called Nintendo Switch 2, which has not yet been revealed to fans.
There’s been a lot of talk about the hardware, from the fact that the Nintendo Switch 2 could have magnetic Joy-Con instead of the Switch’s “rails,” to the fact that it would have a major improvement in screen and battery, according to a leak.
Source: VGC
