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Steven Wright

A fake Nintendo 'insider' tricked fans with cherry-picked predictions

If you were following the latest Nintendo Direct closely on Twitter, you may have noticed a new account called “Waddle Dee Knows” has been making the rounds. Its One of the many supposed "insiders" who gain clout by predicting the lineup of high-profile video game events — sometimes even correctly — Waddle Dee Knows gained 2,000 followers from a handful of correct predictions.

There's only one problem: the predictions were total bullshit, the account was a hoax, and a lot of people fell for it.

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