Industry Leaks - Game Industry Source Code Leaks

Edit on Github | Updated: 20th November 2024

The games industry has had its fair share of cyberattacks in the past decade and one of the main targets for hackers has always been source code. This post will cover all the major leaks that we are aware of for companies related to the games industry. Specifically focussing on programming related source code rather than assets or design documents, but many contain both types of content.

This post covers leaks related to entire companies, if you are looking for leaks for a specific game then check out our page on retail source code leaks:

Retail Console Game Source code (C/C++)

For more information check out this post.

Nvidia

On March 1st 2022 the source code to Nvidia DLSS 2.2 was leaked online.

Nintendo

There have been so many leaks from Nintendo that we have our own dedicated page just for them here:

All Nintendo Leaks

For more information check out this post.

Capcom

On 1st November 2020 CAPCOM was targeted by known hacker group RagnarLeaks and some source code and private data were leaked to the dark web.

We have a separate page covering the content of this leak:

Capcom Leaks

For more information check out this post.

Not covered in that post was source code related to an unreleased Resident Evil game which was not retro enough to be covered on this site.

Microsoft

Microsoft has been the target of multiple hacks over the years, from the theft of the original Xbox firmware source code to the more recent release of the Windows XP source code.

In September 2020 the source code for Microsoft’s Windows XP Operating System was leaked online. We will have a post covering this in the future.

Rockstar

Although it didn’t contain any programming files, the studio “accidentally” released a folder of internal development tools and game scripts in the retail release of GTA Trilogy for the Nintendo Switch.

The Switch version is the Holy Grail for people, who likes behind the scenes. They leaked almost everything for the original trilogy. It includes:
Script sources...
Text sources...
Internal tools...
Some other weird files... pic.twitter.com/FjvONzbeNh
— Vadim M. (@NationalPepper) November 12, 2021