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The I mentioned this over in the video game Urban Legends thread, and I think it's came time to make an entire thread on this.

Karn Evil was an arcade light gun shooter that came out on October 31st of 1998

and was both published and developed by Midway Games.

It was a bestseller and even outsold Mortal Kombat 4 that year.

Yet despite his popularity, it never had a sequel, nor had it been released on a home console or PC. The game is noted

for its extreme graphic violence and surrealistic dark comedy, but there's a much darker secret,

and I've been trying to figure it out. If you're expecting some low effort creepypasta,

then look elsewhere. This is real, and I know what I'm talking about.

Carnival was a game developed mainly by a right-wing Celtic pagan folk cult and was meant to be

a part of a series and a complex set of rituals for Sawan, the Celtic New Year, which has often

been misidentified as Halloween by clueless redneck Protestants.

The game itself was the concept of Jackie Hagar, a Midway employee at the time who had no

real connections to the cult and simply wanted to make a spooky Halloween horror game.

For my former brethren working for Midway at the time, he was what is known as a useful pawn.

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