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Cooking Mama Fans Think The New Game Was a Cryptocurrency Conspiracy

Over the last week, Nintendo Switch owners have been baffled by the bizarre release of Cooking […]

Over the last week, Nintendo Switch owners have been baffled by the bizarre release of Cooking Mama: Cookstar. The game was released on the Switch eShop on March 26th, but was quickly pulled from sale. If that wasn’t strange enough, it seems that things are getting a bit weirder. A new conspiracy theory alleges that Cooking Mama: Cookstar was actually using Nintendo Switch units to mine for bitcoin, and Nintendo pulled the game after discovering this. The game’s developers have denied the rumor, but there still hasn’t been an explanation provided for Cookstar‘s disappearance from the eShop, and fans want to know what’s going on!

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Keep reading to find out what gamers think about Cooking Mama: Cookstar‘s cryptocurrency conspiracy theory!

Allegedly.

These are tough times for everyone.

At least it’s giving everyone a fun distraction!

Cooking Mama will not accept this slander.

It’s a weird world.

Number one, how dare you?

She just wants her game back.

Now people are scared of her for a different reason!

I’d watch that Netflix documentary.

Or, it might turn out to be something boring. We’ll see.