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This 4-panel meme repurposes the iconic *Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* scene where hobbits Merry and Pippin ask Aragorn for a second meal after breakfast. The dialogue is rewritten to joke about video game consumer culture: first, Merry asks 'What about Ocarina of Time Remake?', next Aragorn responds dismissively 'We already had it.', then Merry acknowledges this while showing the official *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3DS* remake box art saying 'We've had one, yes.', finally he follows up cheekily 'What about second REMAKE?'. The meme jokes about widespread fan demand for an additional modern high-definition remake of the classic Zelda title, as well as mocking Nintendo's common business practice of re-releasing older games for new consoles for full price, as referenced in the associated post title that parodies Nintendo as 'Johntendo' demanding consumer money for the second remake in 2026.

What About Second Ocarina of Time Remake LOTR Meme

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This is a two-panel black and white edited manga meme displaying the heavily polarized common fan reactions to official Nintendo Direct presentation events. The left panel shows an edited, overjoyed, tearfully happy version of One Piece protagonist Monkey D. Luffy with a dialogue bubble reading 'THIS Nintendo Direct IS SO GOOD I COULD DIE!!', representing fans who are extremely satisfied with the announcements shared in the Direct. The right panel shows an edited, horrified and enraged version of Luffy wearing a Super Mario franchise hat, with a dialogue bubble reading 'THIS Nintendo Direct IS SO BAD I COULD DIE!!', representing fans who are extremely disappointed by the Direct's content, highlighting the frequent split opinions that follow these Nintendo events.

The Reactions of the Nintendo Direct basically

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This is a two-panel gaming meme. The top panel shows a mockup of a Nintendo Switch 2 logo paired with the official logo for *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time*, implying a port or remake of the classic Nintendo 64 game is coming to the next Nintendo console. The bottom panel edits Majora's Mask, the iconic cursed mask from *The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask*, over the character Lloyd Christmas from the film *Dumb and Dumber*, in the famous 'so you're telling me there's a chance' reaction scene. The joke expresses fans' hopeful excitement that if *Ocarina of Time* is getting a modern re-release, there is also a possibility *Majora's Mask* will get the same treatment, which the mask character is enthusiastically reacting to.

I like those odds

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This is a parody meme joking about a supposed upcoming remake of Nintendo's Star Fox video game franchise. The top text reads "The Star Fox remake looks great so far:", below which is edited promotional art for the 2024 DreamWorks animated film *The Wild Robot*. The art features the film's core cast of anthropomorphic animal characters: a frog with a magnifying glass, a blue macaw, a fox in a brown jacket, and a rabbit holding drumsticks. The official Star Fox logo is overlaid on the image to complete the gag, as these four animals visually align perfectly with the four core members of the Star Fox video game team: Slippy Toad (frog), Falco Lombardi (bird), Fox McCloud (fox), and Peppy Hare (rabbit).

The Star Fox Remake Looks Great So Far Meme

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This is a two-panel comparison meme featuring Bowser from the Super Mario franchise. The top panel displays the bright, stylized, cartoony in-game version of Bowser standing aggressively with clenched fists, labeled 'Gameplay:'. The bottom panel shows the more detailed, realistic, gritty version of Bowser from the 2023 Super Mario Bros. Movie with a furious expression, labeled 'Cutscenes:'. The meme humorously highlights the common, often stark difference in graphical quality, tone, and character presentation between playable gameplay segments and high-production pre-rendered cutscenes in video games.

Bowser Gameplay vs Cutscene Contrast Meme

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This meme jokes about Microsoft's failed attempt to launch Blinx the Time Sweeper as the official Xbox mascot to compete with Nintendo's Mario and Sega's Sonic. The top section is a scan of a vintage Official Xbox Magazine cover featuring Blinx with bold text reading 'Mario, Sonic... Prepare for war BLINX IS HERE!', which was a real promotional announcement for the 2002 Blinx game. The bottom section shows official art of Mario and Sonic both laughing hysterically and pointing mockingly at the old announcement, referencing the fact that Blinx never gained mainstream popularity and was quickly forgotten as an Xbox mascot.

Microsoft Really Thought They Had a Mascot

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This meme is a screenshot of a post from X (formerly Twitter) user @mothcharm, whose display name is 'sword' with a trans pride flag and 'SHOP OPEN' tag in their handle. The post text reads 'internet going down, mutuals hop on', placed above a screenshot of the classic Nintendo DS local chat room selection menu. The menu shows four available chat rooms: Chat Room A has 3 of 16 possible users joined, Chat Room B has 1 user, and Chat Rooms C and D are empty, with buttons to go back or join the selected room. The joke plays on nostalgia for the Nintendo DS's local offline chat feature, humorously proposing that mutual close online friends use this old system to stay in contact when the wider internet is not working.

Invite mutuals to join Nintendo DS chat when internet goes down

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This is a two-panel reaction meme using screenshot assets from the 2023 *The Super Mario Bros. Movie*. The top panel features a close-up of a stern, intimidating King Dedede, overlaid with text framing him as Nintendo issuing copyright takedowns for YouTube videos containing Nintendo-owned music, asking "Do you yield?". The bottom panel shows a grinning, defiant Bowser standing in front of a fiery background, framed as content creators who continue uploading Nintendo music despite takedown notices, responding with "*Laughter* I do not". The meme humorously comments on the well-documented conflict between Nintendo's strict intellectual property enforcement policies and YouTube creators who share Nintendo soundtrack content on the platform.

Nintendo Copyright Takedown vs Defiant Youtubers Meme

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This is a humorous photograph taken inside a US retail store, likely Target identifiable by its signature red interior decor. A large official plastic Super Mario figure is posed sliding down his signature M-branded flagpole above a display of Nintendo Switch products, including physical game cases such as Animal Crossing and Nintendo Online membership subscription cards. Multiple people are holding out thick stacks of US dollar bills towards the Mario figure, as if offering to pay the character directly. The joke satirizes the high cost of Nintendo products and the large sums of money consumers regularly spend on Nintendo games, subscriptions, and merchandise.

Consumers Offer Piles of Cash to In-Store Mario Figure

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This is a two-panel reaction meme using characters from the animated series *The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron*. The top panel features the character Sheen Estevez, with a red 'Nintendo' label over his face, grinning excitedly while holding up a Nintendo Switch game case for the Star Fox franchise, accompanied by the text 'We're finally remaking Star Fox!'. The bottom panel features Grandma Neutron, looking exasperated and annoyed while sitting at a desk, with the response text 'Nintendo, this is the 4th time you've remade Star Fox.'. The meme jokes about Nintendo's pattern of repeatedly releasing remakes or re-releases of the Star Fox franchise instead of developing new, highly requested titles or new intellectual property.

They Did It Again: Nintendo Remakes Star Fox For The Fourth Time

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This two-panel meme combines a photo of a milk jug expiration date with the viral 'Woman Yelling at a Cat' meme template to deliver a pun about Mario Day. The top panel displays a white plastic milk jug with a printed 'BEST BY MAR10' expiration date, where 'MAR10' is the standard abbreviation for March 10. The bottom left half of the second panel shows a yelling blonde woman (Taylor Armstrong from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills) pointing aggressively, labeled 'MARCH 10TH'. The bottom right half shows the unimpressed white cat Smudge sitting at a dinner table, labeled 'MARIO'. The core joke is a homophone pun: 'MAR10' (spoken as 'March ten') sounds exactly like 'Mario', the iconic Nintendo video game protagonist, leading to March 10 being widely celebrated as 'Mario Day' online.

MAR10 Mario Day Pun Meme Using Woman Yelling at Cat Format

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This is a satirical gaming meme using crude stick figure and Wojak art. On the left side, 6 stick figures representing major gaming publishers and platforms (Ubisoft, EA, Nintendo, Epic Games, PlayStation, Xbox) each hold a gun that has backfired, shown by a red explosion from the gun's rear end, indicating their attempt to attack has failed. On the right, a calm, unbothered stick figure holds the Steam platform logo, completely unaffected by the failed attacks. Below this scene, a group of enraged, open-mouthed Wojak-style figures yell the word 'Monopoly!' in anger. The joke conveys the widely held gamer sentiment that large gaming companies attempt to enforce anti-consumer practices such as excessive pricing, exclusivity locks, and subscription mandates to build a monopoly over the market, but Steam's continued existence as a pro-consumer alternative prevents them from doing so.

Steam Ruins Gaming Companies' Monopoly Plans

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