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Yeah, it's not an actual video page. Just scroll down and you'll see.
But the real question is was this made by Nintendo for advertising purposes, or by some obsessed fan?
But the real question is was this made by Nintendo for advertising purposes, or by some obsessed fan?
Nintendo made a giant flash movie with sound and got YT to put it as a banner. An obsessed fan couldn't get a channel banner with sound, especially if he didn't have any vids.
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