The Nintendo Logo Photoshops trend involves taking the company's iconic wordmark—specifically the 'race track' or pill-shaped border used since the late 1980s—and replacing the central text with humorous or absurd phrases. While parodies have existed in gaming circles for decades, the trend saw a massive resurgence as a tool for creating 'cursed' images or high-effort brand mashups. By retaining the specific font style and red enclosure, creators can make even the most ridiculous phrases look like an official corporate announcement. It is frequently used to mock Nintendo's legal reputation or to create fictional, often inappropriate, game console names.