Whatever you may expect to read on a Wikipedia entry for a random fish – say, a
black neon tetra – you quite probably aren't prepared for a subheading entitled "
Credit Card Fraud."
The whole entry is worth reading (it's short!), but the summary is that a YouTube channel rigged motion-tracking software to let fish play video games by mapping their motion to inputs. The fish managed to crash a game of
Pokémon Violet
they were playing and open the Nintendo eShop, committing some financial hijinks in the process.
In the meantime, I think I need to ask Irene Zielinski if she has any ideas for a "Black Neon Tetra" card for
Hacker
. . .
–
Steven Marsh
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Published on October 04, 2025 02:18