The craziest part about the Switch 2 datamining situation is that people deep within the scene have known about this vulnerability for a long time, but kept quiet to avoid triggering a massive response from Nintendo. Now, we're seeing people extract and publish code and data from multiple games at an unprecedented scale. It's exciting for preservation and research, but it could also backfire hard. Nintendo will inevitably start patching whatever they can, potentially shutting down access to things the scene has been quietly working towards for months. We're witnessing a goldmine of discoveries, but also potentially the beginning of the end for a lot of work that was never meant to become public this soon.