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I loved tranquility lane in fo3 when I was a kid because it showed what the world of fallout was like before the war. The abandoned vaults used to really creep my out though
Even when I was really young I’ve never been enough of a faggot to hide a game away though.
Even when I was really young I’ve never been enough of a faggot to hide a game away though.
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The pleurodon in Mario 64 , it upset me a lot for some reason, he wasn't even an enemy, just scary to me
Not even the piano and eel It was the doofy dinosaur that did me in.
Not even the piano and eel It was the doofy dinosaur that did me in.
Her name is Dorey, shitlord.
The thwomps creep me out to this day.
no it's spelled "dorrie" and my uncle (who works at nintendo) told me it vores your ass if you hang out around it for too long... get your facts straight
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When I first played Fallout 3 I had no knowledge of the series, and from the first few hours it gives off a standard Mad Max vibe. So the first time I went underground and encountered the feral ghouls came as a real surprise.
When younger Resident Evil was the first game I played that creeped me out, there was one room I didn't want to go in as I was convinced there was an enemy hiding under the bed. Props to the HD remake for giving me probably the biggest jumpscare when I first encountered the crimson heads that to that point I didn't know existed.
When younger Resident Evil was the first game I played that creeped me out, there was one room I didn't want to go in as I was convinced there was an enemy hiding under the bed. Props to the HD remake for giving me probably the biggest jumpscare when I first encountered the crimson heads that to that point I didn't know existed.
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Anything involving deep water or underwater caves makes my skin crawl. That's just a generalized phobia I have, though.
I still remember when I heard the enemy encounter theme, I wondered what was chasing me, I turned around and saw a scary ass looking mutant bear roar and swipe at me.
Fucking Yao Guais.
Anyway, I remember a bunch of the enemies and bosses spooked me a bit in Ocarina of Time. (And by extension Majorca’s Mask) Redeads, wallmasters, wolfos, moblins, ect.
Say what you will about the game but damn does it have great enemy design. Official artwork is badass as well.
Those tramps in GTA 3 under the tunnel nearby the bomb shop. As a kid, they came out of nowhere.
The first 30 minutes of Prime 2 was really creepy and interesting as a kid, reading the GF Trooper death logs. Then you die and hear Samus scream and see her heart stop..
I fucking hate spiders, but for whatever reason the ones with human heads in Bloodborne creep me right the fuck out.
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I got really freaked out in Super Mario 64 when Mario just suddenly stopped, turned to the camera and then started listing off all the names of the victims in the Columbine massacre. I don't know why they thought that was okay to put in a kids game.
I remember watching vinny vinesauce play sweeneezy's game mealmate and feeling kinda ill but his next game was vib ribbon so it's niceness kinda cancelled it all out.
Also, that one room in resident evil where you walk in and there's just a giant tarantula chilling on the ceiling or the bee corridor or some more cool scenes which I won't spoil.
Also, that one room in resident evil where you walk in and there's just a giant tarantula chilling on the ceiling or the bee corridor or some more cool scenes which I won't spoil.
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