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vendredi 9 août 2013
jeudi 8 août 2013
Bravely Default: Flying Fairy - will be released in 2013?
During the presentation of its quarterly results, Nintendo has announced the line-ups of first and third-party for Wii U and 3DS in the coming months (2013-2014).
Very bad news fell: date shifted for Bravely Default: Flying Fairy from: 2013 to 2014 for Europe, had saddened the biggest fans of JRPG.
Except, when a mysterious tweet from the official account of the game was made appearance lately in which Square Enix says again that the game is indeed planned for this year and not in 2014.
Here is the message in question:
Every reason to believe that Nintendo would be wrong in his schedules, the same scenario for Mario Golf: World Tour which was scheduled for 2013 be postponed until 2014.
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vendredi 5 juillet 2013
Club Nintendo hacked
Hackers have managed to break into the Club Nintendo website more than 23,000 times in the past month, Nintendo has confirmed.
Nintendo's Kyoto-based HQ just announced that Club Nintendo, its member rewards site, has been hacked. This was discovered when a large number of access errors began appearing on July 2. That's when Nintendo began investigating the issue.
According to Nintendo's investigation, there were 23,000 unauthorized log-ins (with 15 million attempts) between June 9 and July 4 on Japan's Club Nintendo site. This does not seem to apply to Club Nintendo sites in other countries.
In Japan, it's possible that Club Nintendo members' full names, home addresses, phone numbers, and mail addresses were compromised.
Credit cards, however, are not used with Club Nintendo, so thankfully, that's not an issue.
Currently, Nintendo is strengthening its security. Old passwords are currently invalid, and Nintendo is asking Club Nintendo members to change their passwords via email.
What about their names, phone numbers, and addresses?
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