stackyFACTSNintendo actually owned the legal right to gaslight you through your own television set.
Nintendo actually owned the legal right to gaslight you through your own television set. The horror game Eternal Darkness featured a 'Sanity Meter' that, when depleted, triggered wildly terrifying fake glitches. The game would pretend to delete your save files, spontaneously lower the TV volume, or display a fake blue screen of death. Nintendo patented this specific form of psychological torment so thoroughly that no other game could legally trick players like that for decades.
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