Zelda, the actual entire game, leaked
Anticipation was high for Link’s follow-up to recent series high point The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Unfortunately, intricate details about the plot spilled out following a leak that made the game free to download if you knew where to look. As with many Nintendo Switch first-party releases these past few years, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom was ripped and available to illegally download some two weeks ahead of its official release date. Oops. The leak eventually resulted in the death of a longstanding piracy subreddit
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Earlier in the year, scans from a huge Zelda artbook hit the net. Nintendo didn’t think this was too funny, and so like any wealthy Danish heavy metal drummer, it used the legal system to secure personal info about the leakers, including names, phone numbers, addresses, and emails.
