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Video Game Urban Legends, Creepy Pasta, Hoaxes, and Other Shit v3 - Don't Make This Fail

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[QUOTE=Sgt. Nikolai;38730024]Can anyone post the "Respawn of The dead" Creepypasta from TF2? Or it's already posted?[/QUOTE] I don't think it's been posted; go ahead.

It's much, much too long to post here. It's in superstepa's PDF, so you can read it there: [url]http://www.mediafire.com/?8cqfxa4a2tyoga3[/url] You can also read it here: [url]http://dotchan.com/?p=1634[/url] (First part is 42,000+ words :v:)

[QUOTE]Ninja gaiden. If you lived in the eighties and nineties, those two words made you get frustrated. It was one of the hardest games ever made. When I was a kid, every day when I got home from school, I played it. I never beat the game. Now since I have a library of games for the nes, I just found this one. Since I got home from work, I decided to play this game. [IMG]http://coolrom.com/screenshots/nes/Ninja%20Gaiden.gif[/IMG] The normal start up screen happened, and I played through. Once I beat the first level boss, during one of those cutscenes, this happened: [IMG]http://fc05.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2012/343/9/2/ninjagaiden1_by_meninblack10-d5njb1k.png[/IMG] I normally do not complain about game glitches, but this shocked me. I wondered specifically why her face was missing, in confusion, as if it wasn't a glitch. During stage 2-1, there, literally, was no enemies. They didn't respawn neither. I thought my NES wasn't functioning correctly, besides it was on a standard NES, and those don't work that well anymore. Reset. [IMG]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/7e/Ninja_Gaiden_(NES)_gameplay.png[/IMG] That's how the game started up.Seriously. It started up with me throwing a ninja star. Then black screen again. Then this, which is where I said, Holy shit. [/QUOTE] Not done, making the picture though.

Hey look, another Cracked article about video game urban legends! [url]http://www.cracked.com/blog/6-video-game-urban-legends-that-are-actually-hoaxes/[/url]

[QUOTE=Sgt. Nikolai;38730024]Can anyone post the "Respawn of The dead" Creepypasta from TF2? Or it's already posted?[/QUOTE] Respawn of the Dead was really quite an amazing story. First time I read it I cried at what happens to [sp]Pyro[/sp]

[QUOTE=Sgt. Nikolai;38730024]Can anyone post the "Respawn of The dead" Creepypasta from TF2? Or it's already posted?[/QUOTE] I second this. I'm surprised at the lack o TF2 creepypastas.

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[QUOTE][B]CHAPTER 1:[/B] Ninja gaiden. Ninja gaiden. If you lived in the eighties and nineties, those two words made you get frustrated. It was one of the hardest games ever made. When I was a kid, every day when I got home from school, I played it. I never beat the game. Now since I have a library of games for the nes, I just found this one. Since I got home from work, I decided to play this game. [IMG]http://coolrom.com/screenshots/nes/Ninja%20Gaiden.gif[/IMG] The normal start up screen happened, and I played through. Once I beat the first level boss, during one of those cutscenes, this happened: [IMG]http://fc05.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2012/343/9/2/ninjagaiden1_by_meninblack10-d5njb1k.png[/IMG] I normally do not complain about game glitches, but this shocked me. I wondered specifically why her face was missing, in confusion, as if it wasn't a glitch. During stage 2-1, there, literally, was no enemies. They didn't respawn neither. I thought my NES wasn't functioning correctly, besides it was on a standard NES, and those don't work that well anymore. Whatever I said, as I played through. I was at world 4-2, already? for such a hard game? Yes, I am a speedrunner. While playing, there was no glitches, the game worked perfectly normal. When I got to the boss, He wasn't there. I was stuck. Reset. [IMG]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/7e/Ninja_Gaiden_(NES)_gameplay.png[/IMG] That's how the game started up.Seriously. It started up with me throwing a ninja star. Then black screen again. I played through that level, strangely with that thought. But while I played, I felt something. Have you ever had the feeling where someone plays the game with you? Like when you're alone and someone else is there? When someone is just, a ghost lets say, playing with you? That, is how I felt, when I saw this... [IMG]http://fc06.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2012/358/3/f/turnaround_by_meninblack10-d5ozs73.jpg[/IMG] This happened for a fraction of a secound before it went black, and ninja gaiden didn't work again. What the shit? I started back at stage 1-1 and then a black ninja? Fuck this, fucking homebrew game.-I thought it was, but oh so I was wrong.- You're wondering why the sudden build up, why not show us the other screencaps. The other screencaps were taken in black, so I can't really explain the story very well, I am not a good description person. But I will provide you with other screencaps of the next game I play, Mario 3.[/QUOTE] Dear jesus I tried my best for no cliches.

[quote]Animal Crossing is one of my guilty pleasures when it comes to gaming, and I decided to make the jump from the DS version and buy City Folk for the Wii. I decided to go down to a local Video Game + DVD store that opened up downtown. Upon talking to the clerk, I found the wall for Wii games, with a weird group of unlabeled games near them. I was told that the store will buy used games for a small price, and sometimes re-sell ones that appear to be in working conditions. I ended up buying the game. It had a white jewel case, similar to a PS1 game, and a blank label that was pretty much a white piece of paper with "ANIMAL CROSSING WII" on it. I took the game home, and opened up the case. From the start, I figured something was up. The game appeared to be burned onto a Memorex CD(Luckily I had a modded wii console, so I could play burnt games). I turned on the Wii, and here's when things started getting weird. The game started up normally, albeit the "Nintendo" logo was a dark shade of grey, and there weren't any animal voices speaking it. I started a new game, and noticed that Rover (the purple cat) only spoke parentheses, and had the default sad/worried facial expression stuck on his face. I was greeted with the bus intro, where Kapp'n drives you to your city, and asks you questions. However, the bus seemed to be stopped, as there was no animation or sound. Dialogue boxes popped up at the bottom of the screen. "Who Are You?", "What Gender Are You?" appeared. At this point, I figured that it was either an in-development version, or some sort of rip with limited sound and stuff. The third question came up and startled me. "Where Did They Send You?". At that point, it gave three options, which were simply "A", "B", and "C". I pressed A, and the game cut to black, and then opened with my character near the front gate. The weather was rainy, but the volume of rain seemed to be increased significantly. I didn't see Tom Nook at all, or anyone else. I explored the town, and saw some pretty weird things. I first tried to find Tom Nook and start the job tutorial, but couldn't find him. I entered Nook's Cranny. All of the items in the store were mannequins (ripped from the city's store), clothing, and various letters "From Mom". I wasn't able to touch any of the letters, but the clothing seemed to be free, as if they were dropped there. When I put them on, they looked like existing clothing patterns, but with (what I assume is) blood spattered on them. This disturbed me. I figured that the game had to have been some sort of modified. ISO, similar to how people can change colors and text with SSB:B, and other titles. I left Nook's Cranny, and noticed that upon attempting to re-enter, the door gets locked, and gives the player the following message: "Stop disturbing us.". I walked far away, and walked into the town hall/post office. The lights seemed dimmer, and Tortimer was the clerk, instead of Pelly/Phyllis. Tortimer automatically spoke. "Why are you here?", with clouds appearing over his head, a sign of an NPC being sad. I wasn't able to make him move, so the post office was disabled. I looked in the garbage pickup box, and the inventory was filled with clothes, fishing rods, slingshots, and more letters from Mom. I exited, but re-entered to make sure that the Nook's Cranny problem wasn't there. I was able to go back in, but Tortimer wasn't there, and all the lights were turned off. I exited, and it began to thunder outside. The landscape started to change. Weeds were visible as far as the eye could see, and many of the trees were replaced with Rafflesia plants, with flies buzzing around them. I walked to the right side of the map, and saw a group of houses. Only three or four. When entering them, it's easy to tell that the houses are wayyy different from in game. The windows in the houses are boarded up, and trash cans fill the room. They had two NPC's each, which were nondescript cats. Their eyes had no pupils, and when speaking to them, they would turn their backs to you and say "WHYISTHISHAPPENING", with more rainclouds appearing above their heads. After speaking to them, I was kicked out of the houses. The screen cut to black, and faded with me towards the beach. Tom Nook appeared, and gave the usual, normal routine that players go through when beginning the game. I had to wait 2-3 minutes for my char to automatically follow him across town. I got to my house, and entered. The floor and wallpaper were white. No pattern, no texture. Just the color white. I wasn't able to go upstairs, as a "Don't. Please." message appeared. I exited the house, and Tom Nook just stood there, giving me a message consisting of parentheses. The game faded to white, and I heard the "NINTENDO" voice. I was pissed at this point. I was disturbed, but I can't say I was scared, simply because I assumed it was an odd modification of the game by whomever previously owned it. The game started up in the same exact way. My save was gone! I had to go through the same routine again. When exploring the town, I noticed that the previous houses were gone. I was able to enter Nook's Cranny, but realized something odd. The outfit near one of the mannequins was the same as the one I previously wore, and had a letter near it. I picked it up, and it read "I'm so sorry. Nobody deserves this." I exited the store, and Tom Nook was waiting outside. He gave the same parentheses message as before, and the game faded to white again. At this point, I'm surprised that I bothered to do the process AGAIN, but out of curiosity, I did. In THIS save, I was freaked out. My character had a very dark, simplistic face with huge black eyes, and a black mouth, similar to the Gyroids from the original title. Now the post office was gone, and every single tree in the game was replaced with a Rafflesia, or the town flag. I entered Nook's Cranny, and surprise-surprise, another mannequin appeared, with my character's default clothes. I left, and Tom Nook gave a different message. "You kids never learn.". The game faded to white, but when I restarted, it appeared normal. The game had a normal title screen, but I was instantly able to create a save, and not go through the process of answering Q's, etc. It faded to a Wintery town, with the camera focused on a Gyroid outside a house. I thought that it froze, until a human NPC arrived, with Tom Nook talking to them. The camera then zoomed in on the Gyroid. The Gyroid began to jiggle around and let out a weird sobbing noise. The camera faded to black. After that, I wasn't able to create any more saves. The game froze after the Nintendo logo.[/quote]

[quote]After I got home from work I thought I'd buy a game for my son. He was into the Mario, Sonic, and Donkey Kong type stuff so I got him a game I don't think he's ever played yet. It was Sonic R. It was a racing game as I heard and at the time was pretty new. I raced home to give him the game and kissed my wife on the cheek. I held her and she was happy for me giving him a present. The excitement filled his eyes and I could tell he couldn't wait to play it. He went back to his room and I was right behind him to play it with him. A couple of days passed and he told me he was almost done with the game. I watched him beat the last boss, and he roared in excitement he beat it. I felt good for him, patted his head, and asked how was it. The peculiar thing was, as I did so I looked at the credits screen and pointed and said, "W-what's that?" He said it was the Tails Doll. I asked what the Tails Doll was. He just said it was the Tails Doll again. I obviously facepalmed and ignored the scenery. I called for him to get in bed. And as he was sleeping, the curiosity got the best of me. I went into his room, very quietly turned the volume down on the TV, and was ready to play some Sonic R. Knowing he already beat the game, I decided to play it again through watching him from earlier. I noticed you could play as "Tails Doll." Knowing that was the main reason I wanted to play the game, I chose him to tag up with some of the gang. It was pretty fun actually until I tagged him up with Sonic...right when I hit that button my whole life changed. My life was in the palm of its hand. It was all calm at first I must say...the screen shut off along with the game system. I let things be and went to bed with my wife. She grasped onto me as I did to her falling in deep sleep. At around 2:00 AM I started hearing thumps on my door. Keeping it shut and knowing my son could get the game himself I just said, "Stop, go back to bed." The thumping kept happening. I got very annoyed and noticed as I got up that there was a little shadow coming from under my door. Nothing at all compared to a regular human-size shadow. I kind of started freaking out. The word "Tails" kept popping up in my mind. I started to slowly open the door. And heard these very faint words I will never forget again. "You are coming with me forever." It was a doll. An evil blood-covered possessed little doll. It was from the game. It had to be. It looked just like it. I screamed waking the whole house as it started clawing my toes. Blood was all over the floor, and to this day my feet ache and are sore. It was growling very aggressively and as my screaming got louder, my wife called the police. It scattered across the floor, running from me. It's screech was awful it left a trail of my blood behind it. It said it has what it needs, knowing it can't finish its job tonight. Ever since that day, I am afraid to go to sleep at night. My sleeping patterns are scattered apart. I go to sleep at around 6:00 AM and wake up at around 8:00 PM to start my day. I know this may sound fake... but it isn't. I swear to this very day I am shocked to even think about falling asleep at night time. [/quote] this was very very good i pooped my pants it was so scary

Any the Walking Dead creepypasta?

I made a entertaining creepypasta [QUOTE]A long time ago there was a game called FAKARTAHGUQ FEUD. The game was some kind of a rougelike. You would kill enemies by various weapons. It was simple. But the game was really obscure. The first dungeon was a light tower,given by the picture on the loading screen,every level had a loading screen with some landmark,or dungeon drawn. So i start as some guy in some shitty ripped,but very clean-looking clothing with some shitty heavily damaged scale-like armor. An creepy looking circular stone is standing on the other side of a small chamber. I come close to it,seeing that it's probably the only way to exit this chamber. I pressed the interact button and a screen opened,the picture being my character holding the stone. It looked like a mayan calendar but with some techy stripes that glowed. There was a triangle shaped stone on it that was attached to a small "rail",pointing at random four-digit numbers. The "codes" were: 1941,1945,1999,1966,2012,2017,and a bunch of gibberish that looked like it was codes but god destroyed,with purple glow coming from the cracks. You could go back from 1941 to find more damaged numbers,but the "rail" still intact. After a bunch of trash i found the code 4901,but it glowed pitch black and creepy sounds would play when the "selection stone" was on it. I decided to select 1941,since i liked to start from the first. A buzzing sound of some kind of electric sparking played and the screen turned white. I found myself to be in the Eastern front during WW2. I realized that the "codes" were actually year labels and the stone was a time travelling device. But i was in the fucking Eastern Front and the Germans wanted to murder me,so i ran,i noticed my outfit was probably that of a Russian trooper. I found corpses and gibs everywhere from air raids,but the pixelated low quality graphics made them look ridiculous. A trooper came to me and said to follow him,so i did. We got to some kind of a bunker,but something abnormal was about it,it looked like there was some kind of a ancient ruin that was not supposed to be there. I entered it,and while entering the door the trooper said how i was apparently going through the wall. Inside a dark room whose walls were covered with unsettling ghostly faces,there was some kind of a weird stone nail of sorts,but it had some kind of spikes and other stuff on it. To be continued[/QUOTE]

[quote]Ahh, the 90s. Life was so simple back then, for my generation. There was the Game Boy, the Nintendo 64, Animaniacs, Freakazoid....these things were all the highlights of my day, especially if I was doing them with a friend. I wasn't really into computers at the time; my family had dial-up and a shitty Windows 95, which made everything so frustrating. No, my farthest exploits into the digital world involved me and my Nintendo 64. Super Smash Bros., Super Mario 64, Starfox 64, Mario Kart 64, and Pokemon Snap were my favorites. After I had thoroughly rooted out every secret in these games, the only one that kept my attention was Pokemon Snap. I constantly went through every level trying to get the best possible shot of all the Pokemon featured in that game. What intrigued me was the realism in that game. In all other Pokemon games, everything was synthetic. You couldn't walk amongst the Pokemon and see how they interacted; you could only have them in a ball or following you around. One could argue that Hey You, Pikachu! was more interactive, but in the whole, only certain words are recognized and the scripted non-realistic events gave that game a disgustingly synthetic feel. The first-person 3D view of Pokemon present in Pokemon Sap gave everyone who grew up in the 90s something they could only dream of: a chance to live in a realistic Pokemon world. So, eventually, we moved to a new house and got a PS2, DSL, and a computer that could run Half-Life, and I moved on the bigger and better things, but would often look back fondly at the simplicity of my childhood. My N64 and all the games were put in a forgotten corner of the basement. This brings my story to more recent events. About a week ago, I was at my friend's house. He is one of those people who are well-equipped and has many things: Wi-Fi, several computers, iPods, a Mac, a drum set, a piano, a Widescreen HDTV, surround-sound, guitars, a PS3, and whatnot. He was one of the people I liked to whoop in Super Smash Bros. back in the day. Anyway, we were hanging out and he had something he wanted to show me. He powered up his Wii and one of the channels was Pokemon Snap, which he proceeded to load. He had recently downloaded it from the Virtual Console. As soon as I heard the fast theme song and camera flashes, I was overcome with an intense wave of nostalgia - something I rarely feel these days - and really wanted to play that game. My friend loaded it up and selected continue. For everyone unfamiliar with Pokemon Snap, the premise is that Professor Oak needs someone to photograph all the Pokemon on some island with many different environments. As you get more pictures and higher scores, new tools and levels become available to you, such as the apple, which acts as bait, the pester ball, which irritates Pokemon, and the Pokeflute, which wakes sleeping Pokemon. The player controls Todd, a character from the anime, who is riding in a buggy on a set track. The buggy moves at a constant speed, and it is from this buggy that you must take pictures. There are 63 of the original 151 Pokemon in Pokemon Snap. The levels, or 'courses' as Oak calls them, range from a beach to a volcano to caves and rivers. The island is a very diverse place, but even with my extensive playing, the darkest parts had eluded me...until recently, that is. So, Professor Oak said "welcome" in his very creeper-ish voice recording. I always found it funny how the game had about one word of pre-recorded voice per two or three sentences the text box showed. Reliving our childhoods, we took turns playing a level and seeing who could get the best score. Soon, I had to go home, but I really did not want to stop playing Pokemon Snap. When I got home, I went down into my basement and dug out the old N64, along with a musty-smelling cardboard box full of all the old cartridges, controllers, memory cards, and rumble packs. God, I missed this system. I hooked the RF cables up to the TV in my room, popped in Pokemon Snap, and shifted the Pokeball into the on position. A little more back-story here: when I got my N64, the Hey, You Pikachu! model was massively on sale at Toys R Us, and my mom decided to get it, as it came with the game. When you turn it on with the Pokeball switch, the Pikachu's cheeks light up, also, his foot acts as the reset switch. It's pretty cool. Anyways, when I turned the console on, the screen remained static. I pulled out the cartridge and checked the chip. Sure enough, it was covered in this black gunk. I spent half an hour getting that nasty stuff off. It was at this point I first noticed something strange: after the substance was removed, the chip was red with black rectangles along the surface, which I assumed were meant to be contacts. None of my other games had this black stuff, and their chips were light brown with the gold-ish contacts. There were other oddities with this particular cartridge. There was no Official Seal of Nintendo on the label or anywhere on the cartridge. These are on all N64 carts, and most other Nintendo products from this era. Another thing was that there was no black label on the back that usually contains the typical "DON'T PLAY YOU'LL GET SEIZURES," kind of thing. The front label was also slightly off-center. These should have been red flags, but I am a pretty lax guy that just takes things in stride so I didn't really care. At this point, I thought the game was ruined by the goo and discoloration, but I put it back in for the hell of it. To my surprise, the Nintendo logo popped on the screen. We were back in business. So, the load screen came up and the upbeat theme song and camera flashes were playing just as they did earlier at my friend's house. It was then I noticed several visual distortions, which I thought were due to cart damage. There were three purple vertical streaks a few inches wide that went all the way down the screen, one on each edge and one down the middle. They were darker in the middle of the streaks, but you could see past them somewhat. I didn't mind that much; it was minor inconvenience. Next, I pressed start and to my surprise, I found that there was no continue option. I guess my saves had been deleted by battery failure. All of those hours and hours of hard work and completion were gone. Oh well, I probably would have started a new file anyway. I started the new game and more strange things began to occur. I found myself in Oak's lab. His features were changed. His eyes were black with no pupils and he had a stern look on his face. That, coupled with the purple distortion that ran along his left half, made him very disturbing. All the text dialogue was normal, but the pre-recorded voice bits I mentioned earlier were distorted. They came out slowly at low pitch. I was reminded of the demon voices from early shooters like Doom...but other than these things I attributed to cart damage, the game play was normal...or so I thought. All of this was starting to make me a bit uneasy, but I was a man of science. I didn't believe in ghosts or God or Hell, and prided myself in overcoming the irrational fears that many suffered from. Oh, to be young again. I went to the first course, the beach. There were more visual distortions. All Pokemon had no pupils, just pure black eyes. Also, on the ground underneath where the Pokemon sprites were, there was a purple ring. It appeared even under the flying Pidgeys. The other distortion here was that the sky was a light green and there were no clouds or sun. The movements of the Pokemon seemed unnatural and cold, like they were afraid of something. I played through the course, but as I took pictures, the Pokemon that were in the frame disappeared. Slightly concerned by this, I didn't take pictures of Pokemon that wouldn't count until later, such as Snorlax or Chansey. As I approached the exit gate, I turned around and saw one of the circles that indicated that a Pokemon was there following me, but there was no sprite. I snapped a picture and was taken back to the lab. I selected all the pictures for the Pokemon Report, but, strangely, the last picture I took was not there. The rating process went as normal, but at the end, Oak said, "Nice work harvesting." There was a brief pause, and then he said, "......you let it in didn't you? Well, you know what this means....go to the tunnel." I assumed that he was referring to the Tunnel Course, so I went to the map and it was now available. As I entered the course, I noticed that I now had all the tools: the apple, pester ball, and Pokeflute. I went through the course and found that it had the same visual distortion as the beach. At the end, I tossed an apple at the Electrode by the rocks and the path to the volcano opened up. The electrode looked like it was in extreme agony, not like the comical explosions seen before. It seemed to be begging for help. As the traveling cutscene took place, I saw the purple ring with no sprite again. It followed me. Strangely, there was no cut back to the lab after discovering the course like it was supposed to. It just took me straight to the volcano level. A quick survey of the area showed that the visual distortions were getting worse. As I moved forward, the Ponytas and Rapidashes were running, then jumped into the lava and gave off low-pitched screams. All the Pokemon did this as I approached. I finally reached the egg, which blocked the path. You are supposed to throw an apple at it so you can proceed, but I found that my tools were gone. This was problematic, and I took this opportunity to get some dinner. I didn't pause the game because there was no need to. When I got back, I saw the purple ring again. It was in place, motionless, behind me. I also saw something else coming from the distance. It was an Electrode from the tunnel rolling down the path. This Electrode must have been the one I blew up, as it had a look of anger and revenge in its eyes. I could do nothing to get away, so I sat and watched. As soon as it hit me, it exploded, which caused my buggy to flip on its side and go top down into the lava. A travel-like cutscene played, but it was slow with distorted audio. The low-pitched screams of the flailing, burning Todd were heard. I was back in the lab and Oak looked angry. He said, " You let it get to you, didn't you? Well, you only have yourself to blame." The screen faded to black and the course selection screen came up. Oak was standing alone, and the only option on the screen was "HELLL," which was spelled with three L's. The go back option was gone, so I had no choice but to click on it. The camera zoomed in on the charred corpse of Todd that's bottom half was under the upside-down buggy. Everything was ultra-realistic, and this was on a pedestal of stone in an endless sea of fire and lava. All of the Pokemon I had taken pictures of and made disappear were floating in the lava, screaming in low-pitched voices. Suddenly, there was a camera flash. The screen swung to a demonic figure with a camera taking pictures of the corpse. After he had a few pictures, he curb-stomped Todd's head and took more pictures. Then, a low-pitched demonic, "Say cheeeeeese," came out of the speakers and my whole room lit up for a second. That scared the shit out of me, and when it was over the screen was dead black and the system was shut off. I hit reset, because I knew it was just a game and it couldn't hurt me. That stuff was pretty sick, but I had seen worse on the internet. I wanted to see what happened next. As it came on the screen, the menu came up and the only option was to view the album. I hit A and immediately wished I hadn't. The album was filled with hundreds of photos, all of horrific torture and mutilation scenes. Many of these pictures involved children. These photos were not in 64-bit, but appeared to be authentic, scanned photos. At this point, I was overcome with nausea, but it got worse. The game force-scrolled to the end and zoomed to the final picture. It was the picture I had taken of the purple ring without a sprite....only now there was something above it. It was a picture of my dead body floating a foot off the ground. The sickest part was that there was a camera jammed through my head. The screen faded to black. I was so terrified by the whole event that I broke the cartridge in two and ditched it in two different dumpsters behind restaurants on opposite ends of town. A few days later, I asked my mom if she had done something to my Pokemon Snap game. "Oh, yes..." she said. "When we moved here, I was carrying that box down to the basement and that game fell out and broke. When I went to pick it up, I found that it had fallen into a crack in the crawlspace. I couldn't find it. I'm sorry about not telling you, but I thought you had outgrown that anyway." A lock of shock must have come to my face, because my mom asked what was wrong. "Nothing," I said. "I'm fine." I decided not to tell her. A week has passed and I am bringing my story to the internet in the hopes that it may help someone else, or at least entertain. I do apologize for the length, but I feel that the details are necessary. What scares me the most is not the photographs of the mutilation or my dead self. What scares me the most is whatever the hell is in my basement that can make a broken game into something so gruesome. Thank God I'm moving out soon.[/quote]

Continued: [QUOTE]A long time ago there was a game called FAKARTAHGUQ FEUD. The game was some kind of a rougelike. You would kill enemies by various weapons. It was simple. But the game was really obscure. The first dungeon was a light tower,given by the picture on the loading screen,every level had a loading screen with some landmark,or dungeon drawn. So i start as some guy in some shitty ripped,but very clean-looking clothing with some shitty heavily damaged scale-like armor. An creepy looking circular stone is standing on the other side of a small chamber. I come close to it,seeing that it's probably the only way to exit this chamber. I pressed the interact button and a screen opened,the picture being my character holding the stone. It looked like a mayan calendar but with some techy stripes that glowed. There was a triangle shaped stone on it that was attached to a small "rail",pointing at random four-digit numbers. The "codes" were: 1941,1945,1999,1966,2012,2017,and a bunch of gibberish that looked like it was codes but god destroyed,with purple glow coming from the cracks. You could go back from 1941 to find more damaged numbers,but the "rail" still intact. After a bunch of trash i found the code 4901,but it glowed pitch black and creepy sounds would play when the "selection stone" was on it. I decided to select 1941,since i liked to start from the first. A buzzing sound of some kind of electric sparking played and the screen turned white. I found myself to be in the Eastern front during WW2. I realized that the "codes" were actually year labels and the stone was a time travelling device. But i was in the fucking Eastern Front and the Germans wanted to murder me,so i ran,i noticed my outfit was probably that of a Russian trooper. I found corpses and gibs everywhere from air raids,but the pixelated low quality graphics made them look ridiculous. A trooper came to me and said to follow him,so i did. We got to some kind of a bunker,but something abnormal was about it,it looked like there was some kind of a ancient ruin that was not supposed to be there. I entered it,and while entering the door the trooper said how i was apparently going through the wall. Inside a dark room whose walls were covered with unsettling ghostly faces,there was some kind of a weird stone nail of sorts,but it had some kind of spikes and other stuff on it. I took it and a creepy sound played. I go to the entrance to the room but a weird angry face carved on metal was blocking my path. I use the key and the game says: "World soul released". The panel disappeared and i could go out again,but i found myself back in the beginning room. The time travel thing looked extremely damaged and the room was full of cracks. There was also some kind of a black aura that appeared sometimes. I grab the rock again to travel to some other time. The regular image appeared of my character holding the stone,but then it animated,the purple glow was stronger and pulsating from the cracks. I found that "1941" was destroyed too. There was also a crack that looked like it was a keyhole. Mysteriously i still had the weird key. I choose to put it in and a image opened up,showing the stone turning to dust and all these purple sparks flying around shortly before disappearing. I now notice that one of the cracks is bigger,big enough to be able to go through. I went through and found myself to be outside on some kind of scaffolding. I found a purple sword. I took it and it said: "Demon released". To be continued [/QUOTE]

Leviticus 2. Worked on it. Some cliches, just a heads up. [QUOTE]So, anyway, just a quick notice. There is rom files on my computer, on what happened, for real. It took me a while to edit the files to get the full message, of all of the games I played. At the end of all 10 chapters, I will post them. Just a notice. -M23 So, after I played ninja gaiden, The next game I picked from my collection was mario 3. Yeah, I love this game. The demon references are unbelievable, seriously. [IMG]http://fc03.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2012/365/0/d/mario_3_1_by_meninblack10-d5psrif.jpg[/IMG] The glitches are uncontrolable. There is so many, like an infection of them. Luckily, I cleaned the game and put it back in there. [IMG]http://fc00.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2012/365/2/f/fed_by_meninblack10-d5psrm0.jpg[/IMG] So, my nes is broken. Strange thing about this picture, is the words "J L" in the middle. I still don't understand it. I changed to the toploader. I own 3 NES', A famicon, original, and toploader. After I beat level 1 easily, no glitches, I really hated it when I saw the world screen [IMG]http://fc00.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2012/365/4/e/sfasfds_by_meninblack10-d5psrod.jpg[/IMG] A black thing wants my help? Really? Fuck this, my controller, fell out of my hand, as it broke. So, I picked up my other controller, the NES advantage, and played again. [IMG]http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2012/365/1/5/fefefefefefefefefefefefefefefef_by_meninblack10-d5psrrm.jpg[/IMG] Level 2 didn't have so much glitches. I got goosebumps in my back when I saw that goomba, the nes I had sprouted a little smoke when that appeared. Old shit barely works on modern shit. [IMG]http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2012/365/7/3/edd_by_meninblack10-d5psruq.jpg[/IMG] There, the pipe has a broken part. How adorable, seriously. I at this point am fucking pissed at these fucking things that are happening. [IMG]http://fc06.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2012/365/8/3/xswxswwsxwsxswwxxswsxxws_by_meninblack10-d5psryd.jpg[/IMG] I went and jumped on one of those music blocks because I needed a power up. Yet nothing came out, instead... [IMG]http://fc06.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2012/365/2/7/exex_by_meninblack10-d5pss10.jpg[/IMG] What the fuck.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE]"Dad?" "Yes, chell?" "Why am I going to bed in here?" "You will wake up again, just wait." "Why am I trapped?" "Just go to sleep, you will wake up like the nice little girl you are". The scientist walks away, causing bliss, as chell can't sleep. "Cave, did you put her to sleep?" "Dear jesus yes I did, I hate that we have to do this." "Sir, Doug wants to speak with you." "Why does that piece of shit force me to go there, their is no fucking way I am going there, you know, tell him too take these painkillers, I'm done." "Sir, it's about her." He stopped in his trails. "I'll be at the core in a secound, just wait a minute." He went to his office, and the scientist walked to his work station. "Damn, I don't want to do this. I don't. I don't want to." "Sir, is there anything wrong?" "Oh, Hello, go to the core, alright? There is something important going on, also, bring more scientists to the core too." "Mr._______, Where is chell?" "She's asleep." "Sir, don't tell me you put her in the-" "Of course I didn't!" "Well, I will be heading to the core." "Wait, c_____, bring doug with you." "Ok. I will." Mr_____ was in despair, he didn't want to do this, and doug, doug couldn't be found. Sir _____ went to the main core of the facility. "Oh! Sir ______!, Doug is unable to be found, we can't find him anywhere!" "Where is she at" "Oh cave, her, she's in the glass chamber, we will convert her mind into this machine here in the middle of the core. It's going to be painful, but she also will not be able to escape." "No." "Yes sir johnson, we planned of this day." Sir johnson was confused, he turned to caroline. "No! No mr.johnson! Don't do it! No!" "Activate the machine." "NO! SIR JOHNSON DON'T DO IT! NO! NOOoOoooo." Sir johnson, looked at the new caroline. "[sub] sir johnson, you told me you would protect me. [/sub]" "..." "Sir johnson, the neurotoxin levels are rising. Why..*cough*" "[sub] now you will all be in this facility with me.[/sub]" "..." "SIR JOHNSON, COMMUNICATE!." "Black mesa, they can't help, no one can." "SIR JOHNSON, THE MORALITY CORE SHALL CALM HER!" "Then add it then god damnit!" "[sub] no you won't. [/sub]" "Sir johnson, the core has been added to the GLaDOS unit." "... You know what." "What johnson?" “When life gives you lemons, don’t make lemonade. Make life take the lemons back! Get mad! I don’t want your damn lemons, what the hell am I supposed to do with these? Demand to see life’s manager! Make life rue the day it thought it could give Cave Johnson lemons! Do you know who I am? I’m the man who’s gonna burn your house down! With the lemons! I’m gonna get my engineers to invent a combustible lemon that burns your house down!” "Sir johnson you are falling!" Sir johnson, what's wrong, why are you not breathing!" "Get me a medical agent quick! Come on!!!!" And so that was the day when aperture fell. All because of the one man. Doug Ratman. [/QUOTE]

Damn i want to make a sequel to the Auger one but i know jack shit about Fallout since i never even played it.

[QUOTE=MenInBlack23;38728222]Dear god that art.[/QUOTE] To be honest the creepypasta is pretty close to what the story is actually about. It's pretty clear caroline is the base personality of GladOs but through time she has developed her own character and started thinking out of the core she was build from. The fact Caroline was more or less forced into this transformation (as confirmed by an unfinished dialog that was not included in the game, it's probably somewhere on youtube) probably explains GladOs' murderous tendencies, which were later suppressed via the cores that Chell then proceeds to destroy one by one. It makes even more sense when you notice that, in the first portal, the shape of GladOs resembles a feminine body, gagged and tied upside down. [t]http://www.game-ism.com/images/glados.jpg[/t] GladOs is actually a schizophrenic entity inhabited by the ghost of Caroline, hence why she repressed the memory of Caroline in the first place, and why she hates Wheatley so much. At the end of Portal 2, you essentially freed her from her disease, hence why she doesn't kill you.

If i ever learn coding i will make a mod for a C&C game where you control a army and your job is to destroy as much as Aperture science shit as possible

One year and 4 days ago, I wrote part one... [QUOTE=Meatpuppet;33944836]I booted up STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl. After all the logos and shit passed, I was at the main menu. This is it. After all those years waiting until the right price. The price was right, and I got the new Chevy. Time to make love in my new Chevy. All right. New game. Nope. Settings. All right. New game. Fuck this shit I'll do Master, 'cause I'm a motherfucking boss. All right. Ok I'm in a fucking forest, it's dark as hell, and it's raining. But there's no thunder. Or sky, in fact; the sky is just a black void. All right. I can go in any direction. I have no HUD. I have no weapons. I'm beginning to wonder if this is one of those pretentious "learn the true meaning of life, asshole" games that make you wander through boring and emotionless gameplay just to get a fucking message at the end like one of those books you read in 5th grade teaching you about morals. I hope not, I fucking shelled out a whole dollar for this shit. I'm fucking killing something. The ground was covered in brown leaves, brown grass, and brown tree bases. Fuck, I bought Quake. I went in a random direction, and found out that the trees made a red halo go around my vision if I touched them, ala I'm getting hit on all sides. I guess I'm playing a game of dodge the fucking oaks. Okay, all right, no problem. I go onward, dodging the trees. I see a tunnel in a hillside in the distance, only a silhouette though. Let's do this shit. All right.[/quote] Now, for the continuation: [quote]Ok, I'm fucking ready for this. Gonna go to that goddamn hill and insert myself into it's motherfucking dark crevices. Shit, it's getting darker, I think I've progressed from Quake to Doom 3. I don't even know where the hell I am anymore. Shit. Oh right. The hill. Ok, at the hill. There's a huge bitching tunnel right in front of me with busted up cars and shit in it. Do I see some fucking lightning on the goddamn ground? What the [I]fuck[/I]??? I ain't touchin that shit. Can't go through this goddamn tunnel unless I fucking parkour the shit out of it. This ain't fucking mirrors edge, holy shit. But I can't go anywhere else, everything is too damn dark. Whatever, I'll just walk para-fuckin-lel to this shitty hill, fuck that electric shit. Why the HELL is it so goddamn dark, I don't even know if I'm moving. None of the buttons work, not even a map, fucking Russian games. I can only hear my goddamn footsteps, what the fuck am I stepping on, it sounds like some rusty intestines just splayed out for miles. [h2]Holy what the goddamn fucking shit ass dick?[/h2] There's a fucking huge pile of dead things, looks like they're glued together, what the hell. Fuckin humans, dogs, birds, and I have no fucking idea what that is but I sure don't want to find out. It's just fucking laying there, out of nowhere. I also noticed that the deadly oaks stopped harassing me, and they've just gone. I'm in a big, dark as balls field. With a fucking dead pile of dead things in the middle of it. I'm not even gonna try to press use on that piece of fuckery, it might do a fucking transformers thing and turn into some other nightmarish piece of ass. Alright, fuck that. Goin to the fucking tunnel, at least they're aint no dead pieces of shit there. God damn, that was creepy as fuck. God, I'm still in this shitty field, no trees, no visibility, no fucking nothing. I didn't pay for silent hill. Fuck this. Should be there soon, might as well hold the forward key and relax a bit, maybe do a fucking crossword, aint those the shit. But guess what, as soon as I fucking take my eyes off my goddamn monitor, I hear this huge fucking bellowing clap of thunder. Fuck you, game. A downpour starts. Fuck you, downpour. I hate this shit, I have no idea where to go. [h2]NO WHAT THE FUCK NO NO NO FFFFFFFFFFFFF[/h2] Out of the fucking fog appears this circle of piles of dead things, that look just like the one earlier, except they are all covered in some shitty blood decal that looks more like reddish-black puss. I count 12 piles, just in a fucking circle. Fuck that cockery. I turn around, and what the SHIT. FUCK. I'm now apparently in the center of one of this fuckass circles, goddamn. Fuck me. I turn around. Yep, trapped. Can't fucking jump over these shits because of the terrible player clipping, nice job developers. Woah, the fuck, my cat just farted and it smells like mutilated, sulfuric whale dick. I'm gonna get off for now, next time I'm just gonna load an earlier save and find some other goddamn people instead of shitting around in a forest.[/quote]

And so the revival.

[QUOTE=MenInBlack23;39144696]And so the revival.[/QUOTE] aaand take two

I found a video inside the files of Sonic Adventure 2 that entitled Gerald and it was just Egg man tied to a chair with a swaying light and it would occasionally flash red and do other strange things and I really want to try and make a creepypasta around it.

[QUOTE=LoSt PrOpHeT213;39237535]I found a video inside the files of Sonic Adventure 2 that entitled Gerald and it was just Egg man tied to a chair with a swaying light and it would occasionally flash red and do other strange things and I really want to try and make a creepypasta around it.[/QUOTE] pretty sure that's an actual part of the game

[QUOTE=Cyanlime;39237672]pretty sure that's an actual part of the game[/QUOTE] Yea I can swear I remember it somewhere but it was still a creepy thing to open up.

[QUOTE]Ashi. No one ever played this 1983 atari game. Why? There is only 1 copy of it. The only copy, is believed to be a game with the same cover art as yars revenge. The game was sentenced to go into the atari landfill along with games like E.T and pacman for the atari. The game was a prototype. It never worked. Never. Nope. The game only worked on a special atari marketed out to people who pre-ordered what is I believed the game or swordquest. The game never went into the stores, but the new atari man jack tramiel has this game in a special safe with a combination. Jack said that it has "Magical powers" but who would believe that crap? How could a video game have magical powers? It doesn't. But it is..well.. So, you start off the game with a person. With atari graphics it actually looks pretty good. Like an 8-bit person. No I don't want "umg haper relastic gruphics" in this game. Seriously. But, the goal of the game is, like a dig dug clone. Except instead of pookas and dragons, it's humans. Yep. Inflating humans. THe man who programmed this game was a man who lived in new jersey, he was in an asylum, and learned general computing. Don't ask me how, I have no idea. He was in the asylum because, guess. Yeah, he inflated humans for their death. He killed his parents first, then his brother, and fellow school members he had when he was at school. He snuck out of the asylum. I don't know how neither. He walked his entire way to atari headquarters. Note: the video game crash of 1983 was happening. He submitted an idea for a game, and he was hired. He made the game, the atari members simply said it was too violent to be published. Now he asked why custers revenge was made.(He was a genie, seriously.) His game was sentenced to the landfill by one atari worker. He at night, went to that atari workers house, and blew up his wife and blew up his son, and then, he blew up the worker. Then he blew up himself. Blood was everywhere. The police investigated, and said the asylum breaker blew up himself. The game. The game itself was just a prototype, a gruesome game. But it had an end. The end had one high pitched beep, like the one in texas chainsaw massacre for the atari. The face of the man was there. No it wasn't realistic, but it was good for atari. The end showed the man blowing up himself, that night, with that atari worker. No one knows how he got that into the game. But it was magic.(Not really) That is the only information we have.[/QUOTE]

Found this pasta. [QUOTE]One hyper-realistic morning, I opened my hyper-realistic eyes, only to find that my hyper-realistic sheets had been torn off my hyper-realistic bed and strewn about my hyper-realistic room. I decided, with my hyper-realistic brain, to jump out of my hyper-realistic bed to find the cause of this, only to notice that, when my hyper-realistic feet touched the hyper-realistic carpet, it was damp. Looking down with my hyper-realistic eyes, I saw that it was covered in hyper-realistic blood. I opened my hyper-realistic mouth to scream, but hyper-realistic blood started to pour out, and my hyper-realistic eyes became filled with hyper-realistic blood-tears. Due to a massive loss of hyper-realistic blood, I died, and then a hyper-realistic skeleton popped out.[/QUOTE]

This is a thread for this guy, [url]http://www.youtube.com/user/TheseMyths[/url] [video=youtube;aus40Z7SokA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aus40Z7SokA&list=PLD336E75407ED661A&index=5[/video]

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