Funny how this misspelling is extremely close to the the original, it's almost as though people have been misreading the name for years, and and then when the name appears in in a context where it is read and examined closely, the mistake is is noticed. It would be more compelling if the name had been changed drastically, for instance if if half the population thought Hamlet was a lesbian cyberpunk romance written by the famous playwright Megatron.
Now read my post again, this time more carefully. There are 5, did you spot them all?
Now read my post again, this time more carefully. There are 5, did you spot them all?
5? Yes, now, but I only caught the "is is" during the first read-through, perhaps because it resembles ISIS that's recently in the news.
I remember in school writing before as befor and today as to-day, per teacher's instructions.
Haha I had some dumb teachers too. A geography teacher once told us that the tide comes in in the day and goes out at night. No word of a lie.
But yeah, what I was trying to show is that what we read/see/hear is an interpretation, not fact. And memories themselves are not concrete, they can be twisted and changed by our brain.
Occam's Razor applies here: If someone thinks that peanut butter used to be called Jiffy but now it's called Jif, they're probably remembering it wrong.
For those that are interested I just found a sub-reddit about this shit: http://www.reddit.com/r/MandelaEffect/
Have fun you mentalists.
I'm curious now what's gone and what's been added, there could be "new" old games out there. 
