Nintendo PTC Account Generator

An automation script based on CasperJS and PhantomJS that can create any number of Nintendo Pokémon Trainer Club accounts with a single e-mail address. This only works because Nintendo doesn't check for "[email protected]" e-mail tricks, where the e-mail host completely ignores any part after (and including) the plus sign and sends it to "[email protected]".

This project was started as a proof of concept: even multi-billion dollar companies that just released the single most popular mobile game (Pokémon Go) sometimes miss the details.

More about plus signs in e-mail addresses on StackExchange.

If you're using Gmail and want to automatically verify all accounts, use this gist: https://gist.github.com/sebastienvercammen/e7e0e9e57db246d7f941b789d8508186

Warning: The generator does not look for account names or e-mail addresses that are already in use. If the login is already in use, it will still store the login data in outputFile, even if it won't work.

Requirements

Prerequisites

• Node.js
• PhantomJS 2.1.7+
• CasperJS 1.1.3+

The binary paths of all three prerequisites must be added to your OS' PATH environment variable, making node -v, phantomjs -v and casperjs --version accessible from commandline.

Usage

1. Open index.js and edit the settings at the top of the file:
2. Run the script with CasperJS: $ casperjs index.js

Configuration

1. Generate 10 accounts in the format USERx, where x is 0 to 9.

This example corresponds to the default settings. It will generate 10 accounts in the same format: user0, user1, ...

In index.js:

var start = 0;                      // Start from x (NAMEx, [email protected])
var end = 10;                       // Up to x, but not including (exclusive)

var useNicknamesFile = false;           // Use nicknames file, or just append numbers to username?
var outputFile = 'accounts.txt';        // File which will contain the generated "username password" combinations.
var outputFormat = '%NICK% %PASS%\r\n'; // Format used to save the account data in outputFile. Supports %NICK%, %PASS%.

2. Generate random passwords per account.

• Set var useRandomPassword = true; in index.js.

3. Use a list of unique usernames instead of USERx combinations.

The list of unique usernames must be stored in nicknames.json. An example is available on the repo.

To create a number of accounts with custom usernames instead of user + number combinations, change index.js:

var useNicknamesFile = true;