I also know how horrible it is having your work leaked especially source code which is never meant to be public. Getting to finally see code from people I've idolised all my life, for games I've played for thousands of hours, and then to immediately notice most of them are mere mortals and do the same debug printf statements commented out in case they need them for later, is strangely humbling. It's surreal reading the source code for these 90's SNES games, as these are the games that inspired me (and probably most other coders) to become developers! The fact that we got a second leak yesterday leads me to believe there may be more coming. It's unclear how much this person has, if they have the whole of what was leaked or not. What I have heard is that someone on 4chan was given this data and had been leaking bits and pieces of it over the last year, and now large chunks of it.

The scope of this hack is incredible and is purported to have included as much as 2TB of data total, so we have seen only like 7% of that. It's the same hacker that did the Microsoft hack that same year, and later got caught and pled guilty.

This is almost certainly connected to a much larger hack of Nintendo that occurred a few months earlier but wasn't discovered until May 2018. The iQue hack was not that big, just internal emulators and some ROMs of games that were already dumped.

Click to expand.So when you're dealing with Anon shit, a lot of this is rumor and urban legend, and I've heard conflicting stories on this, but I think people are getting their wires crossed because of two unrelated hacks that were both made public in May of 2018.

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