Possible Hidden Messages in Super Mario 64?

[չ∂αяквℓσω]

I have played this game since I was a child and I have always found it disturbing, in addition to the thousands of legends present on the net there have been cases in which many people have felt nauseating symptoms and some would have even felt sick, now I am not one to believe in creepypasta, but perhaps I think that there is a grain of truth in this game, first of all the game could have been modified by the company "Sinneslöschen", the same company that would have developed a game like "Polybius", now is it possible that an entire game can brainwash with hidden subliminal messages and binaural beats? If so then it could also be like one of the same phenomena that would have triggered the so-called theoretical "Lavender Syndrome" also in the Pokemon games.

My suspicion is that the enemy in addition to having taken control of the music industry, the world of cinema and much more could also have taken control of the world of video games.

 

[Daemontech [NG]]

My suspicion is that the enemy in addition to having taken control of the music industry, the world of cinema and much more could also have taken control of the world of video games.

I don't want to sound mean but you've just discovered hot water here.
The enemy has control of pretty much EVERY industry.
Video games too, especially as they have become so profitable that businessmen jumped into it and now they're products and not as much passion pets of developers anymore, with some notable exceptions.

 

[yoanna666]

I don't want to sound mean but you've just discovered hot water here.
The enemy has control of pretty much EVERY industry.
Video games too, especially as they have become so profitable that businessmen jumped into it and now they're products and not as much passion pets of developers anymore, with some notable exceptions.

Not only are they focused on profiting, but the quality of triple-A games has also deteriorated. Take the new Assassin's Creed games, for example—the storyline is terrible, the optimization is poor, and they're simply milking money off the franchise. It's the same with the new Star Wars Jedi: Survivor game. Playing it for two hours felt more like an exercise than a relaxing way to spend my time. I can't even remember the last time I genuinely enjoyed a new game. Maybe it was Mafia 2, but that's a remaster, so it probably shouldn't count." I guess I'm just venting here

 

[Nimrod33]

If so then it could also be like one of the same phenomena that would have triggered the so-called theoretical "Lavender Syndrome" also in the Pokemon games.

Interesting post, but the Lavender Town syndrome is an hoax based on a Creepypasta created by /x/ of 4Chan in the early 2000.