Jumpin said:
Considering the significant unlikelihood that there’s a conspiracy impacting the sources - that Nintendo lied to devs and people in the know, or that the people familiar with the matter and developers all conspired to fool Bloomberg - there really is only two options for the accuracy or inaccuracy of the report: Bloomberg is lying or they aren’t. |
We seen this before where leaked sources have been wrong and also the opposite it's why they are called rumours, now if someone doesn't believe a certain leak with no verifiable source doesn't mean they are accusing the publisher of lying,and this is because it was stated as a rumour and not fact, so what you would be doing is making a judgment based on how you perceive the strength of the rumour nothing more , to accuse them of lying you would need to go further than just not believing that rumour.
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