None of these Nintendo ‘facts’ are real

None of these Nintendo ‘facts‘ are real. The home of Mario, Link and Samus has several myths and legends associated with it, but not all of them are true, as #FakeNintendoFacts shows. Photo via @sackchief

#FakeNintendoFacts is this week's @HashFakeFacts hosted by @Josh_ill_us @KerinaTed @LukeWheeler01 @SadlyCatless @craigflynn1 pic.twitter.com/goYLzlK1qO

— Hashtag Roundup (@HashtagRoundup) July 28, 2019

If you speed run Super Mario 64 correctly it perfectly syncs up with The Wizard of Oz. #FakeNintendoFacts

— That One Video Gamer 🎮 (@TOVG) July 28, 2019

#FakeNintendoFacts The Legend of Zelda wasn’t actually a legend, it was a tale pic.twitter.com/7hQfLNfxbS

— Zelda Gif World (@GifZelda) July 28, 2019

https://twitter.com/SupaNovaX_SSB/status/1155564816595062784

#FakeNintendoFacts Homer Simpson was planned to be Smash 4 DLC but was scrapped due to technical difficulties on the 3DS. pic.twitter.com/nVVcL6fra9

— Arjanator COMMS OPEN (2/3) (@The_Arjanator) July 28, 2019

https://twitter.com/angel_arle/status/1155608264870117376

In North America, Nintendo originally changed the color of the SNES buttons from colorful to purple because too many kids thought they were M&Ms and were eating them.#FakeNintendoFacts pic.twitter.com/zcDNeXhttC

— sackchief 🍂 (@sackchief) July 28, 2019

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