We all play video games every once in a
while and over the many years some
really strange stories have come up
regarding some of the most popular video
games in the world. Let's take a look at
some of the really weirdest ones. Berserk,
now this game has actually been
officially linked to deaths. Berserk was
an arcade game in which you fight
legions of robots before fighting the
final boss, a smiley face by the name of
Otto. Jeff Daily died playing the game in
1981, a year later Peter Borkowski was
playing. When he finished he took a few
steps and collapsed. He died, stone dead
right there. Both were ruled as heart
attacks. Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion. This
story comes from a person claiming to
have been the temporary project director
of the game development department for
Bethesda during the making of Elder
Scrolls IV Oblivion. This story revolves
around an unsettling incident during the
final quest of the fighters guild
storyline, titled Infiltration. During the
quest you're tasked with going
undercover to a rival guild to learn
their secrets. There you have to take a
hallucinogenic drink named Hist Sap
before killing a few goblins. When the
drink wears off it's revealed that you
actually killed people, supposed to
horrified a player. During testing on
this mission is where things get weird.
An emergency meeting was called with the
animator saying the mission was coded
perfectly but horrifying things would
happen that weren't meant to. The
animator replayed the mission for the
entire team, them all falling silent. It
starts out normally only when they were
watching the quality was grainy,
unsaturated. As the character walks
towards the settlement after taking the
drink and killing the goblins a man
appears in the middle of the road. As the
character moves closer he appears to
distort, facing the character his face
appears grotesque, a mess of random and
horrifying placements. The sound goes off,
replaced with a buzz
and cackle. The character then looks to
the left and sees dead children
suspended in the air staring at the
character. Moans begin to be heard. Then
the screen flashed and the character is
transported to some kind of void. Six
minutes passed with nothing happening
and many leave the meeting room shaken
by what they saw. Then gibberish begins
to be heard with strange symbols
appearing on the screen. The voice gets
louder and louder. The character then
begins to randomly spawn across the map
and all NPCs are dead. This is the point
when the lead designer Todd Howard urged
them to turn it off. The character is
then spawned in the original village,
when a man spawns from the gound with
black eyes saying "You did this, you did
this!" over and over, louder and louder. The
video then stops. The person who told the
story left Bethesda one month later and
he never touched Oblivion again. Fallout
3 has several radio stations one of
them is named Galaxy News Radio and
under the right circumstances it can be
turned into a numbers station. A numbers
station is a radio station that
broadcasts coded messages, they are real
and they were used during the Cold War.
Apparently if you killed the host of
Galaxy News Radio, skip the quest
titled Galaxy News Radio and destroy the
enclave base Raven Rock, Galaxy News
Radio will turn into a numbers station.
Here the dead host recites seemingly
random numbers. Morse code translators
have discovered the meanings behind them,
some are mundane, I washed the car today,
others are more insidious, including
predicting the real-life Gulf oil spill
to the day. Others claim the Queen has
died, that Britney Spears will win an
Oscar in 2023 and others are suicide
messages. This one is very creepy, this
urban legend revolves around the Elder
Scrolls III Morrowind and a mod named
jvk1166z. Popping up a few years ago it
was thought to be a virus at
first as the game crashes upon
installation, it was never posted to the
popular Elder Scrolls forums, it was sent
via PM's. If you ever got past the frozen
home screen all saves would be corrupted.
No one knew what to do with it and
eventually people forgot about it. About
a year later the poster of the story
received a p.m. from a random person on
the Morrowind forum saying that if you
tinker with it you could get jvk 1166z
to work. The game would be slow and
saves and loads wouldn't work though.
Once you started the game with the mod a
message comes up saving the prophecy has
been severed. This is related to the main
quest so the game cannot be finished,
instead you just roam a doomed world.
Another thing is that the player is
losing health slowly then the player
notices something startling; a black
figure roams the world walking on all
fours like a spider. Occasionally he
catch glimpses of it darting around a
corner or on the ceiling or in the
distance. Also once in a while the NPC's
will walk outside and say one thing,
"Watch the sky", before returning to their
normal routines. A new dungeon was also
discovered, inside were picture frames
with pictures taken from the players My
Pictures folder. Inside the dungeon was a
locked door, people who would get this
far reported to be obsessing over
getting in with some even hallucinating
and seeing the black figure in real life,
tapping on their window or waking in
dreams to see the figure in their face
screaming at them. The horrifying thing
about this mod is that it appears to be
real. This story originated on 4chan and
tells a story of a user who received a
Nintendo 64 cartridge with Majora's Mask
written in black marker on it. Upon
starting the game a save file was
already in the game titled Ben. Ignoring
this on beginning the game anew, all
npcs in the game would call his
character Ben. When he deleted the Ben
save file the game went nuts,
music would go backwards and his
character would be followed by a statue
with a horrifying smile. Eventually the
Ben file appeared again along with
another save file titled: Drowned.
Everyone it seems except for me played the
Pokemon games on the Game Boy in the 90s.
However when the red and green games
dropped to enormous popularity it
correlated with an extraordinary
statistic; there was a spike in suicides
and illness in children raging seven to
twelve. The Lavender Town music was said
to be the source of these problems, the
tones of the music would cause headaches,
nausea and supposedly suicidal
tendencies in children. The music was
changed when it was shipped overseas but
it can still be found online like right
now.
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