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#Red or “the Hell Demon” (as Zachary referred to it) shares a deeper connection to Zachary than the young man realized, and it all comes back to the person Zachary loved so much. There are very good reasons for that, but Zachary’s tale deals with such heavy themes/ideas as death, suicide, PTSD, and the loss of a loved one.

By contrast, Zachary’s tale is more emotionally and psychologically-driven, with ZERO humor to be had. Carl’s tale is engaging, fun, and manages to have moments that are so disturbing and hilarious! 😄👌🏻. Between Zachary & Carl’s tales, yours truly prefers the latter’s as it works so well on many levels, whether as a #Mystery or Action/Horror-type #Game. That video game is #NESGodzilla, which BRILLIANT #Creepypasta writer Cosbydaf used as the setting for the Action-packed Horror tales many, including yours truly, would come to love, enjoy, and anticipate its’ continuation, for it is still ongoing. #NESGodzillaCreepypasta’s Zachary & Carl are two young #Gamers who, though they are different in mind and personality, experience a truly unexpected and unremitting #Horror from when playing a #VideoGame classic on their respective #NES consoles. “ 🧒🏻🎮🧒🏼 (#Cosbydaf’s NES Godzilla Creepypasta + NES Godzilla: Replay) - A young man traumatized by the loss of someone most precious to him, and another like him whose curiosity knows no limits. “Zachary & Carl: The many Horrors and Anomalies of a Video Game that isn’t what it seems. "How can you live with what you've done? Those poor children." Read the original story (opens in new tab) Secret of Evermore originally had a much darker tone But when he traveled to that point - located in northern California - Pale Luna's sinister intentions were revealed. When your game stars a Marty McFly lookalike, a transforming dog, and is filled with cheesy B-movie references, it's hard to take things too seriously. Such is the backdrop of Secret of Evermore, a 1995 role-playing game for the SNES that married JRPG action with a distinctly American sense of humor. But was this always the case? Games can change a lot during development and - according to one source - Evermore changed drastically before its final release. Supposedly, the game had a much darker story and tone, remnants of which can still be found in the final game - most notably in the foreboding opening title crawl (opens in new tab). But the best evidence of an alternate Evermore comes from a single screenshot (opens in new tab) with the dialogue box, "How can you live with what you've done? Those poor children." This line doesn't appear in the final game, and there's no context for what it could be referencing. "In their place was a single bit of text in the middle of the screen that said "RUN." Read the original story (opens in new tab) The haunted NES Godzilla game is more real than you realize Replay this cult classic with an eye for the abnormal and you might be surprised. This epic is easily the longest entry on this list - a sprawling, eight-chapter sojurne into one man's seemingly possessed copy of Godzilla for the NES. In this twisted version of the game, enemies take on strange new appearances, bizarre personality questions are posed to the player, and gradually the author becomes convinced the game is speaking directly to him. A massive screen shot gallery corroborates his claims, showing off the game's corrupt, pixelated horror.īut this is just some flight of fancy, right pure fiction? Not anymore thanks to developer Iuri Nery (opens in new tab), who is working on turning this internet horror story into a reality. More than just a ROM hack, NES Godzilla Creepypasta is a complete rebuild of the original game that incorporates the same plot points and imagery of the original story. "The world mourns, as on days like these we are all Brits." Read the original story (opens in new tab) Fallout 3 predicts the future Of course, whether or not the game will channel the spirits of your deceased loved ones remains to be seen.