Nintendo server hacked!

Problems with hackers are no longer just PlayStation 3 exclusives. Nintendo confirmed yesterday that their Nintendo America server was hacked but that no information or data was compromised during the attack.

Nintendo spokesman Ken Toyoda also confirmed officially that no information had been disclosed. The group behind the attack is called LulzSec, and it is the same group that attacked the Sony Pictures website last week, illegally downloading the personal information and passwords of one million users.

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