First Pokemon Black, Now Zelda: Majora's Mask

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First Pokemon Black, Now Zelda: Majora's Mask

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Stole this from Kotaku:

A creepy 'pokemon black esque' Majora's Mask story with creepy as hell videos

Obviously hacked but a lot of fun all the same.
Maybe now Nintendo will acknowledge Metroid has a fanbase?
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That one was much creepyer. Scared me shitless. :lol:
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The video aid completely made the story I think. I'm still waiting for the next part.
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Yeah that was pretty cool. Majora's Mask is a fairly creepy game on its own anyhow.
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I saw this a couple days ago, and it totally freaked me out. Especially since there is a video to accompany it.
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Creepy as hell.
Pity that the video is obviously an emulator. No way in hell an N64 would produce such clear video output - ghost or no ghost.
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Hateshinai wrote:Creepy as hell.
Pity that the video is obviously an emulator. No way in hell an N64 would produce such clear video output - ghost or no ghost.

You'd be surprised what a ghost can do to get your systems going at full capacity. Be careful though, if you botch the Seance you could ruin your console, I've already lost 2 Saturns to poorly installed spirits.
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Maybe I dont get it, but this just didnt scare me or grip me that much. It started out great, but it lost me after a few minutes. Maybe Ive just played too many horror games.
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Hateshinai wrote:Creepy as hell.
Pity that the video is obviously an emulator. No way in hell an N64 would produce such clear video output - ghost or no ghost.


I knew it was an emulator as soon as the mask clipped on the intro. Doesn't do that on a real system.

It's possible to get such a clear output from an N64 if you have an NTSC machine that is RGB moddable. My N64 looks gorgeous through RGB.
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AppleQueso wrote:Yeah that was pretty cool. Majora's Mask is a fairly creepy game on its own anyhow.


That's what I said to my friend when he first told me about this the other day. Majora's Mask is eerie enough on it's own - let alone haunted! :shock:

Hateshinai wrote:Creepy as hell.
Pity that the video is obviously an emulator. No way in hell an N64 would produce such clear video output - ghost or no ghost.


I saw a suggestion that the author should have burned it to VHS or DVD and then played it on his TV while pretending to play (all while recording on camera). How creepy would that have been!? Especially if he did it in a dark room. It would have looked so much more authentic and spooky!
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