People do the weirdest of things online. Sometimes they play games for hours and hours to complete unusual targets, other times they just play a game without getting hit. However, there’s one Nintendo content creator who did the weirdest of things.
A Youtuber by the name of Mutekimaru decided to do something out of the usual too. He wanted to see if his fish could play Pokemon Scarlet and Violet on Nintendo Switch. And his actions led to something unexpectedly weird altogether!
A Japanese streamer’s fish commits credit fraud on Nintendo Switch!
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Mutekimaru is a Japanese YouTuber. He focuses mostly on Nintendo Switch and streams every now and then. Everyone is aware that to keep things fresh for their audiences, streamers do the weirdest of things. And Mutekimaru decided to do something very weird too.
He has a fish, and he is one of those gamers who love involving their pets in their endeavors. So he decided to see if his fish can play Pokemon Scarlet and Violet on Nintendo Switch.
To do so, he first set up a camera in its bowl. And then he also set up motion-tracking software to keep a check on its activities. Then he started a live stream, so his viewers can see what was going on too.
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But during the stream, a chain of some really unusual incidents transpired. First, the game crashed. Of course, the fish was not able to tell that the game has crashed, so it kept on with its usual schtick. In the process, it somehow correctly entered a bunch of correct number sequences and used the YouTuber’s card to successfully add an amount of 500 Yen to his account.
And it also revealed all his credit card information to every single one of his viewers. And it kept on doing stuff like this till the YouTuber noticed and finally shut down his Nintendo Switch. He then called Nintendo of Japan for a refund.
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It is really a very unusual case of credit fraud indeed. Usually, credit frauds on consoles only happen when a user’s credit information is leaked to some anti-social elements. But this is the first time that a sea creature has indulged in such mischief. Alas, we would never find out what the fish intended to purchase with that transaction.
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