Less than a week after a protected Twitter handle for F-Zero was found – including a healing email that apparently matched Nintendos nintendo.co.jp address – it now appears to have actually been verified as a phony account.
Ever since, the Twitter page has tweeted its very first message in the type of a video, and lets just say its not really family-friendly, at all – this suggests it has no connection to Nintendo. According to Google translate, the message connected to the tweet is “I did it” – to put it simply, its most likely a terrible joke.
The reason this Twitter account caught the attention of numerous in the first location, is not just since the attached email appeared like a Nintendo one, but the fact it was produced in March 2020 – the same time as the SuperMario35th Twitter page. As one reply puts it:
While some F-Zero fans remain enthusiastic, others say they were never convinced in the first location:.
@HydraBravoWC F-Zero fan here, you never fooled me. All leaks including F-Zero are fake.
Of course, now all the attention has actually turned to the Super Mario Twitter account that was found previously recently. As previously mentioned, it was likewise developed in March of this year and has a similar looking email address connected to it. At the time of composing, no tweets have been made by this account.
Is the Mario account likewise a fake? Or is it the real deal? Well leave you to discuss this in the comments below.
@Horhey_FF Imagine creating an account 4 months earlier just to produce a fake leak months laterThats some next level s ***.
