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TorontoReign
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I was thinking about some of the lies my "friends" have told me over the years about video games. Has anyone else been told supposed secrets about video games? For example:
I remember when I was in fourth or fifth grade and Mortal Kombat came out for the SNES. I played the shit out of the game and I was one of the biggest game nerds in my tiny ass school in a backwater town called Redacted, Oklahoma. I was talking to one of my friends about the Reptile secret when one of the kids popped of:
" Yeah,well have you heard of Rataro?"
I looked at him like he was crazy and asked what the hell he meant.
He told me there was a secret boss in Goros lair. He said when you fight Goro you can input a code that unlocks a secret boss that is like Goro except he is ratlike. Me being a honest person at the time and also being completely gullible I believed him. He told me a bogus set of button combos and he said you have to input them when the glowing red eyes in the back pop up.
Well I tried for quite some time to do this so called "secret" and I came to the conclusion that he was a sack of shit. Of course he never owned up to it, but I was smart enough to know he was a liar.
The best lie someone ever told me was by someone I actually trusted, but he admitted it was a lie. He was a bit of a genius and also happened to be a asshole. I was riding the bus one day and was sitting by my friend who happened to be a senior and I was in the 6th grade. I guess he saw my gullibility factor as well. We were talking about secrets in Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.
I was telling my friend about a few secrets and he asked me if I heard of the Dagger of (don't remember).
I, being the gullible asshole that I was, got excited and asked what it was.
I don't remember specifics, but he gave me an elaborate backstory that didn't quite fit with the Zelda series. Something about a elf behind a waterfall and he wanted you to do this quest and he turned out to be evil and you had to kill him with this special weapon. I told him he was a liar and he insisted that I try to find this "Super secret weapon".
Well once again I went home and tried to unlock this "Super secret" and it turned out to be bogus and I confronted him about it, and he just told me he was fucking around. I do believe that was the last time I got tricked like that.
The secret Resident Evil 2 character Akuma in EGM's April fools mag rings a bell when thinking about this.
Someone please tell me I'm not the only one who has been fooled by such antics.
I remember when I was in fourth or fifth grade and Mortal Kombat came out for the SNES. I played the shit out of the game and I was one of the biggest game nerds in my tiny ass school in a backwater town called Redacted, Oklahoma. I was talking to one of my friends about the Reptile secret when one of the kids popped of:
" Yeah,well have you heard of Rataro?"
I looked at him like he was crazy and asked what the hell he meant.
He told me there was a secret boss in Goros lair. He said when you fight Goro you can input a code that unlocks a secret boss that is like Goro except he is ratlike. Me being a honest person at the time and also being completely gullible I believed him. He told me a bogus set of button combos and he said you have to input them when the glowing red eyes in the back pop up.
Well I tried for quite some time to do this so called "secret" and I came to the conclusion that he was a sack of shit. Of course he never owned up to it, but I was smart enough to know he was a liar.
The best lie someone ever told me was by someone I actually trusted, but he admitted it was a lie. He was a bit of a genius and also happened to be a asshole. I was riding the bus one day and was sitting by my friend who happened to be a senior and I was in the 6th grade. I guess he saw my gullibility factor as well. We were talking about secrets in Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.
I was telling my friend about a few secrets and he asked me if I heard of the Dagger of (don't remember).
I, being the gullible asshole that I was, got excited and asked what it was.
I don't remember specifics, but he gave me an elaborate backstory that didn't quite fit with the Zelda series. Something about a elf behind a waterfall and he wanted you to do this quest and he turned out to be evil and you had to kill him with this special weapon. I told him he was a liar and he insisted that I try to find this "Super secret weapon".
Well once again I went home and tried to unlock this "Super secret" and it turned out to be bogus and I confronted him about it, and he just told me he was fucking around. I do believe that was the last time I got tricked like that.
The secret Resident Evil 2 character Akuma in EGM's April fools mag rings a bell when thinking about this.
Someone please tell me I'm not the only one who has been fooled by such antics.
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