The scariest video game moments ever aren't in horror games -- they're in perfectly normal shooters, RPGs, or even children's games whose creators decided to spice things up with some out-of-the-way terror. After all, what's more likely to make you pee your pants: seeing a guy in a werewolf mask inside a haunted house or running into him in your kitchen late at night? So, every year around this time, we like to celebrate those "**** your pants" moments tucked away in the corners of your favorite games ... #7. Call Of Duty: Finest Hour's Insane Ghost Rooms Remember when the Call Of Duty games were about good old fashioned Nazi-killing fun, as opposed to forcing you to stare at Kevin Spacey's Tron clone for two hours? Yeah, the games were much simpler back then, such as Call Of Duty: Finest Hour, one of the earliest installments of the saga, where all you did was go around looking for enemies and- WHAT THE MOTHER-LOVIN' ****?! It's a little early for the PTSD to be kicking in. On the Underground Passage level, you'll run across a door that can't be opened, and, by "can't," we mean "you have to throw two grenades at it, press the action button, and then throw another grenade to blow it up." This will lead you to a circular room with candles floating in the air, baby pictures on the walls, a hog-size rat hidden under the stairs, and a tiny tank rolling around on the floor. It all plays out like a scene from some kind of ****ed-up satanic movie, such as Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets or something. Oh, and don't forget to go up to the crib in the middle of the room, because otherwise you'll miss the ghost child staring at you. This being COD, he speaks exclusively in racial slurs. There are actually a whole bunch of ghost rooms hidden throughout the single-player campaign -- another features a turbaned man playing the flute in front of (we're assuming) a recently used hookah, surrounded by pictures of soldiers on the walls. After a couple seconds, the man starts to fade away, and you realize it's a literal Call Of Duty: Ghost. "And after aaaaaall ... you're my wonderwaaaaaall ..." There are even more rooms that feature UFOs and Alice In Wonderland-like growing furniture, and each of them can be found by throwing grenades and pressing random buttons at inconspicuous walls. Just like in real life, probably. #6. A Ghostly Child Haunts Pokemon The latest Pokemon games are Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, and both are about ... the same thing the games you played 17 years ago were about. You get your bizarre creatures and challenge other people who own bizarre creatures. People like Phoebe of the Elite Four here: When will Pokemon's creators stop using these ridiculous made-up names? OK, Phoebe, let's ... hold on, what was that? Did you notice something in that chair on the right? Right before the screen went dark? It's only there for a split second -- let's grab a freeze frame: Gah! There is, for no obvious reason, a little girl who suddenly appears on the chair right before the screen fades totally black. That's not all, though. During the cut scene where you talk to Phoebe, this is what you usually see while she's talking: Who wouldn't form a bond with a creature you're forcing to fight until exhaustion? But, this is what you see when you talk again after the fight -- look over the character's backpack on the left: When you see it, you'll **** Blastoises. Yep, that's the same little girl hiding behind you, again, for no reason. When the camera cuts back, she's gone. It's also worth noting that Phoebe mentions that she trained at Mt. Pyre, which, in the Pokemon universe, is where dead Pokemon are buried. Spooky, right? Well, you can actually go to Mt. Pyre in the game, and ... hey! Wait a second! Noooooooo. It's the creepy Pokemon ghost girl we told you about last year, and she's still saying you're "not the one." Also, she still isn't doing anything else. What does she want from us?! And, for a little icing on the horrible, horrible cake, there's possibly a haunted apartment in the game. If you visit the apartment complex in Mauville Hills, you can run around and press the intercoms on all of the apartments just to be a jerk. If you do and no one's home, you get a specific message, but there's one apartment where you get this instead: What's up with that? Someone ignoring you? Maybe, but there are also nameplates next to each apartment door. Vacant apartments say, "This unit is vacant. - Mauville Real Estate Management." The door with the mystery reply? It says this: It's either a ghost or a murderous squatter. There is no third option. NEXT PART 2 ---->>>>> http://community.nadespam.com/threa...eggs-youll-wish-were-never-found-part-2.1442/
