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====In pop culture====
====In pop culture====
[[File:I am Error E314 technical notice.png|thumb|450px|The E3 2014 and E3 2019 technical difficulties screen, based on the "I am Error" phrase.]]
[[File:I am Error E314 technical notice.png|thumb|450px|The E3 2014 technical difficulties screen, based on the "I am Error" phrase.]]


"I am Error" is one of the earlier internet memes, with its earliest use dating back to the early 2000s. Some time after "All your base are belong to us" became a widespread meme, a number of memes about poor English translations in games became viral, including "I am Error".<ref>[https://www.cnn.com/2014/03/11/opinion/10-classic-internet-memes/index.html 10 classic memes that owned the Internet - CNN]</ref>
"I am Error" is one of the earlier internet memes, with its earliest use dating back to the early 2000s. Some time after "All your base are belong to us" became a widespread meme, a number of memes about poor English translations in games became viral, including "I am Error".<ref>[https://www.cnn.com/2014/03/11/opinion/10-classic-internet-memes/index.html 10 classic memes that owned the Internet - CNN]</ref>
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Despite being a minor character, Error and his phrase "I am Error" are mentioned in several media outlets. Error was included in VideoGamer's list of "oddest character names in games", and GamesRadar+ included his "I am Error" line in a list of the 40 most repeated quotes. GameSpot mentioned the phrase in an article where they discussed poor translation in video games, and misinterpreted Error's name as a 'translation oddity'. IGN wrote a list of worst in-game quotes and added "I am Error" at number two. A Nintendo Life review for ''{{wp|Castlevania II: Simon's Quest}}'' also noted "an 'I AM ERROR'-esque script", likening the game's garbled translation to the phrase.
Despite being a minor character, Error and his phrase "I am Error" are mentioned in several media outlets. Error was included in VideoGamer's list of "oddest character names in games", and GamesRadar+ included his "I am Error" line in a list of the 40 most repeated quotes. GameSpot mentioned the phrase in an article where they discussed poor translation in video games, and misinterpreted Error's name as a 'translation oddity'. IGN wrote a list of worst in-game quotes and added "I am Error" at number two. A Nintendo Life review for ''{{wp|Castlevania II: Simon's Quest}}'' also noted "an 'I AM ERROR'-esque script", likening the game's garbled translation to the phrase.


There have been a few times where [[Nintendo]] has acknowledged the "I am Error" quote. From around 2012-2015, [[Nintendo]] of UK's 404 page read "I AM ERROR", accompanied by an image of Error.<ref>[https://archive.fo/PFvc 404 - I AM ERROR] - archive.is</ref> At E3 2014, when Nintendo Treehouse's presentation of ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U]]'' experienced some technical difficulties, they displayed an notice based on the "I am Error" quote. During E3 2019 the same notice appeared when there was a power outage during Nintendo's Treehouse live stream on June 12, 2019.<ref>Nintendo Life (June 12, 2019). [http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2019/06/nintendo_ran_with_a_zelda_ii_joke_when_the_power_went_out_at_e3_2019 Nintendo Ran With A Zelda II Joke When The Power Went Out At E3 2019]. ''Nintendolife''. Retreived June 20, 2019.</ref>
There have been a few times where [[Nintendo]] has acknowledged the "I am Error" quote. From around 2012-2015, [[Nintendo]] of UK's 404 page read "I AM ERROR", accompanied by an image of Error.<ref>[https://archive.fo/PFvc 404 - I AM ERROR] - archive.is</ref> At E3 2014, when Nintendo Treehouse's presentation of ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U]]'' experienced some technical difficulties, they displayed an notice based on the "I am Error" quote.


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