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Former Nintendo Game Counselor Rick Sandbom revealed that, during the early 2000s, Nintendo received a large number of angry calls from parents about the original Animal Crossing.
The complaints were about the gyroid outside each player's house, which some parents believed looked like "a wiggling penis."
According to Sandbom, the misunderstanding became so common that Nintendo created a dedicated page in its internal support database with instructions on how customer service representatives should handle those calls.
The gyroid was actually a save point that let players save their progress before entering or leaving their house.