A Japanese player posted on his channel Youtube It’s called Mutekimaru’s channel and it’s a series of videos in which we can watch how his pet fish play Pokémon scarlet and purple And other installments of the pocket monsters saga like Pokemon Shiny Diamond / Sparkling Pearl. As you can see in the attached video, the user has installed a series of controls inside a fish tank so that his fish can control the game and placed a camera on top to be able to monitor the buttons the pet presses at all times.
In the video, we can see how animals play the latest version of Pokémon with surprising ease, despite an unexpected event happening at some point. The game crashes and the fish gets to the game’s main menu, where it starts fiddling with settings until it accidentally enters the Nintendo eShop. After pressing a series of buttons, The fish accessed the private information section and exposed the player’s credit card informationIn addition to buying some money to buy products in the digital store.
The Switch owner later realized after receiving emails from Nintendo
The user was not present when all this happened and realized after they started receiving large amounts of Automatic emails from Nintendo As a result of your account movements. At the time of this writing, we weren’t fully aware of how the player set out to solve the mess, although he seems to have taken it with good humor as we can see in the video he posted.
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