Urban legends in video games

Welcome to our video on "Gaming Urban Legends." Prepare to explore the darker side of gaming as we dive into some of the most infamous urban legends and creepy stories surrounding the world of video games. From haunted cartridges to hidden messages, and secret levels to eerie glitches, these tales have captivated gamers for years, blurring the line between fact and fiction.
In this video, we recount popular gaming urban legends, examine their origins, and discuss why they continue to resonate with gamers. You'll hear about legendary stories like the mysterious "Polybius" arcade game, the creepy "Ben Drowned" Creepypasta, and other chilling tales that have become part of gaming folklore. Whether you're a hardcore gamer or just interested in spooky stories, this video has something for everyone.
Join us as we unravel the truth behind these urban legends and explore the myths, rumors, and conspiracies that have become ingrained in gaming culture. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more content on gaming history, legends, and other fascinating aspects of the gaming world.
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[@wocko6092]

first like and comment

[@XombieSnake]

I LOVE lists like this, keep up the good work!

[@gangsterbro3406]

There’s a super obscure horror game called Calling Mercer, I doubt you’ll be able to find anything on it but it’s a phone flash game where you call people who have disappeared in real life and you have to do puzzles before they call you back otherwise you get jumpscared by the autopsy pictures of these victims which doesn’t make sense since they’re bodies were never found. I’ve DM’d somebody who claimed to play it and they say there’s a hidden extras menu with audio clips of the victims being tortured and mutilated, there’s even a secret passcode but he was apparently too freaked out and left the game. This terrifies me simply because it implies the killers are still out there and have gone on a state wide killing spree for two decades or someone is continuing it.

[@Gamerchronicles15]

Thanks for your comment, let's investigate more about that game😈👀

[@XombieSnake]

Oh idk if you noticed this but the last 2 are ben drowned, you show pics of lavender town but you never talk about it

[@Gamerchronicles15]

¡Thanks for your comment! Gonna work to Fix it and bring better videos