Hiding truths in Videogames

Since it happens in other entertainment media. I think it’s also done here since videogames are now a multi billion dollar industry. An easy one to see would be Super Mario 64.

A white gloved man with an M on his hat starts here.

If you want to dive into deeper rabbit holes, we can start to look at the popular Elder Scrolls

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Another one might be Neverwinter Nights

The hero is tasked by the city to find the cause of a mysterious plague that is killing everyone. The brothel in the center of town is mysteriously spared however.

After discovering it was actually the religious leader of the city behind the plague. You discover he is linked to a far larger organization that spreads outside the city. Resulting in you finding ancient ruins you have to investigate.

Eventually this leads you to underneath the city where you find the plague was made to fuel human sacrifices to awaken hibernating ancient Draconic humanoids who are about to return to rule the world. Very David Icke-ish

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So the Mario games aren’t so innocent. I’m glad I never played skyrim either.

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One eye and flash symbolism.

To be fair, I don’t know much about this franchise but it sounds alchemy/ magic themed.

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I am waiting to watch the following:

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GUYS HAVE YOU SEEN THIS?

Illuminati Explained in Metal Gear 2

Even mentions ‘George Sears’ , an obvious spoof on George Soros.

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Well it seems they tell you outright these days

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i remember playing this game a lot for a period, when i was younger, mmmhm

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Kirkby defeats what appears to be biblically accurate angels

Does that make Kirkby evil? :frowning_face_with_open_mouth:

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He’s a PG-13 Cannibal/Vampire

“He inhales them to copy their abilities and then teleports them away unharmed. The official explanation from the game developers is that when swallowed, enemies are not digested and are instead sent to another location in the game world. This is a deliberate design choice to avoid making the game too violent and to explain how enemies can reappear in later games. “

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https://megamitensei.fandom.com/wiki/Demiurge

Yaldabaoth (Saturn) is a figure in the videogame Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey and Persona 5.

You may wonder why the zionists put their own god into this videogame.

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