Drama about Nintendo, misinformation about Nintendo has been spreading throughout the weekend.

And we're here to tell you not to get tricked by misinformation.

Weekend misinformation. Not the best.

No, it was very dramatic for a couple of days.

So this was just a good sort of

microcosm of something that feels like it's been happening more and more. And in this case,

it did kind of resolve itself, whereas there are other things that are still like, oh, did you know,

did you know Mario Kart? World is $90. Like there's still some things out there that are getting a free pass.

Yeah.

It'll be interesting to see whether this thing lives on or not.

But let's look at exactly what happens.

So started with a tweet from our friend Stealth, who's been on our podcast and such,

sharing a quote that he found.

Shigeru Miyamoto spoke with Kyoto news about why Nintendo has made a serious push into making movies.

The quote goes,

games eventually stop running when newer versions come out,

but films remain forever.

And from there, the internet did it.

Took it and went wild with it.

We got some examples of what people were saying here.

This is honestly the worst take Miyamoto has ever had.

I really hope this is poorly translated because this is a Hollywood brain rot take.

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