Nintendo is having a bad week when it comes to protecting its intellectual property.
Footage from the latest release in the video game maker's much-beloved 'Zelda' franchise -- The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom -- has leaked online, almost two weeks ahead of the game's scheduled debut on May 12.
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Physical copies of the game popped up online over the weekend, selling for as much as $300 each, according to Endgadget, and now even digital copies have been spotted for download online.
Nintendo did not immediately return a request for comment, but the company -- one of the world's oldest and most accomplished gaming companies -- is apparently well-known for utilizing the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) to combat leaks.
Last month, Nintendo subpoenaed file sharing social platform Discord to find out the identity of a user who leaked a 'Tears of the Kingdom' art book ahead of its release.
Nintendo isn't the only video game manufacturer to have a big leak recently.
Last September, a trove of content from the next Grand Theft Auto game leaked online with a hacker uploading 90 videos from a test build of the game.
Over the weekend, a Twitter account with 1.1 million followers posted the entire Super Mario Bros. Movie -- which is based on Nintendo IP -- on its account and accumulated 9 million views over seven hours before Twitter moderators finally took the account down, according to Forbes.
