Nintendo and The Pokémon Company confirmed one of the 'Sword and Shield' leakers

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FNintendo, a Portuguese site, was found to have broken embargo for 'Pokémon Sword and Shield.' The update prompts a new chapter in Nintendo's litigation on the matter.

The flood of unofficial information became so pervasive that Nintendo and The Pokémon Company felt it necessary to file aagainst said leakers for"irreparable injury." Tuesday, both companies released a joint statement revealing they identified an outlet that had broken embargo by posting images and information online leading up to the games' release.

It should be noted that the lawsuit was filed against parties who used the strategy guide to release information, and this new development will likely not affect it. We have reached out to The Pokémon Company for clarification on the matter."In early November, Nintendo identified a number of photographs taken from game play that revealed multiple new and unannounced Pokémon from Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield.

"Nintendo will always protect its intellectual property and brands. Leaks hurt not just Nintendo, but the thousands of employees who work hard to bring games to market, and the millions of fans around the world who look forward to news and surprises. Nintendo offered us a copy of the game for analysis purposes, with clear embargo guidelines, with which we agreed. That copy was sent to one of our collaborators, who improperly shared the photos mentioned. After the investigation, FNintendo ended its relationship with that employee.

 

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