Why is it that leftists love Nintendo games so much that they use it to empower their delusional violent fantasies?
Ok, if I had to guess based on everything I know...
The first generation online to be obsessed with LGBT and LGBT/leftist themes grew up with the 5th and 6th generations of video game systems (N64, PS1, Saturn, Game Boy Color and GCN, PS2, OG Xbox, GBA respectively). This is especially apparent in how when these people created their own community spaces on art sites like SheezyArt and later social media like Tumblr and Twitter, there was a lot of fervor for games from that era.
The further away we get from the 1983 video game crash, the more that mainstream AAA video games have made efforts to make themselves feel less and less game-like in their presentation and UX. This would eventually come to its natural breaking point with Sony's entries into the "Over-the shoulder cinematic Ghost Train Ride" genre (Uncharted, The Last of Us, and God of War from 2018 onwards). On the other hand, you have a very passionate group of people who love video games that wear the fact that they're video games on their sleeves, and if you were to ask me which of the major mainstream publishers embodied this approach the most right now, it would be Nintendo.
PlayStation fans don't get excited for new games
in quite the same way Nintendo fans do,
dating all the way back to the 2000s. The most PS fans got hyped for anything was
the one-two-three punch of Last Guardian, FFVII Remake, and Shenmue III at E3 2015. With the Wii U underselling at the same time Nintendo had their own social platform in Miiverse, Nintendo fans consolidated together into their own bubble (not unlike the bubble the company itself operates under). From here, when the Internet still had a semblance of political neutrality, a culture of hype and excitement began to form around new and upcoming games like Super Smash Bros., Mario Kart 8, Splatoon, and later on Breath of the Wild and the launch of the NX/Switch.
At the same time, the video game community landscape was going through massive sweeping changes thanks to GamerGate and the domino effect it started. Leftism began to take root in the community ultimately as a result of Nintendo fans wanted to do what they felt was the right thing morally (Gramsci). This would eventually lead to the rise of Nintendo fans further embracing their "outcast" nature by also adopting other labels that were considered "outcast" by the rest of the Internet and society at the time, such as feminism, being gay, or abolishing gender roles. And it wasn't just Nintendo fans, fans of pretty much anything that wasn't "Shooty McTriple-A" were prone to this. (Sonic the Hedgehog, indie platformers, JRPGs, fighting games, Japanese puzzle games, visual novels, boomer shooters, Team Fortress 2)
Considering most of these people grew up with Nintendo's games and games released for Nintendo hardware, and they didn't jump ship to Call of Duty, Halo, or GTA like a lot of their friends did, what you're left with is the literal definition of "nerds." As most of us all know, nerd culture would be seen as a primary target for cultural marxism in a post LoveWins world. Overlap between Nintendo fans, leftists, gays, and furries began to deepen thanks to the overreach Tumblr had at the time, and from there more and more people were gradually shifted leftward out of moral obligation, because "how dare we stand on the wrong side of history and support Hitler II: Orange Boogaloo".
When you look at how many Nintendo fans are leftists, you'll find that a majority of them are ones that grew up with the GameCube. By the time they were graduating high school and entering college, they were old enough to receive a sort-of political awakening by proxy either through GamerGate, LoveWins, or both. When the Switch exploded in popularity upon release, a lot of its early adopters were a part of this "uncool kids club"; people who, by this point, had already been through the wringer, and robbed of their masculinity or willingness to grow up mentally. A lot of these people are, at the end of the day, children, and thus are only able to understand complex issues like politics through the lens of a child or teenager.
They're only able to understand and process things through the lens of funny memes, or through the lens of video games (and by video games, I mean the kind that lean more towards the traditional style, rather than the AAA slop one). Hence, "Orange Man Bad" and "Trans Rights".
tl;dr: Millennials (and kids born in the late 90s if you want to be generous) are at the end of the day, "The generation that refused to grow up."
. It's just sad and pathetic watching those BlueSky faggots cry about it at this point 
