Urban legend confirmed: buried E.T games found

[Depression Moon]

I want one for my collection as well too. This is beyond cool!

[Dat Matt]

The best reddit comment on this story was

"They were buried for a reason".

[Botchmun]

I was young and foolish, I didn't know what dark powers I toyed with, but a child holding so foul an artifact. I played this game back when I was a wee lad.

[Ayen]

The best reddit comment on this story was

"They were buried for a reason".

They are like children playing with a nuclear device. They have no idea what they have! No idea of its power!

[NeoCracker]

Yeah, I was in the same boat as Jiro. I didn't know this was just a rumor, and though it was pretty much already accepted as true.

[Bubba]

Haha, I read this on Twitter over the weekend. I've seen reviews of it online and it is the most God awful game I have seen. I assumed it was just a story some randomer made up due to how bad it was.

Finding out it is true has literally made my year.

[Jiro]

I wish the mainstream media would make a bigger deal out of this.

[maybee]

I wish the mainstream media would make a bigger deal out of this.

Have you forgotten ? Video games transform people into blood-thirsty murderous people


They would most likely say that those ET games spewed up from hell, to breed more violence.

[Sephex]

I wish the mainstream media would make a bigger deal out of this.

It had a segment on World News today, which is a nationwide half hour news show.

[Tigmafuzz]

Urban legend? I was always pretty sure it was true, I never heard anything about the buried copies being "just a story." It was kind of just accepted as fact by most people I know who care about that kind of stuff. Nevertheless, it is cool to hear about them being dug up, even though I can't think of a reason why. It just makes me a little happy inside.