PS5 Abandoned Episodio 6: Il Ritorno dello Scammer!

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Dev Testing Abandoned: Gospels of Blood​

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The Abandoned PS5 Fiasco of 2021 Has Been Resurrected, Dev Testing Abandoned: Gospels of Blood

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come mossa di marketing sta perdendo la presa, che era riuscita a creare magistralmente, ma anche come mossa kansas city (cit.) sta perdendo un po' di mordente e diventando oltremodo complicata e ramificata.. boh, chi ci capisce è bravo qua.. :asd:

di certo i nuarestudio con quel twit si saranno attirati un discreto numero di attenzioni e messaggi indesiderati.. difficile da credere che qualcuno decida di esporsi in quel modo tanto per, pero'..
 
Ma come fa hasan ad avere la faccia reale di quel modello pescato a random su internet.
Ma come può realmente essere lui :rickds:
 

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Ok, so I was researching what a "Blue Box" was, and got this Wikipedia article for "Blue box" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_box, which is related to TELEPHONES.

So that got me thinking, what if I convert some of the letters prominently seen in the trailer to phone numbers using a number keypad? I narrowed it down to 18 plausible numbers all of which I called. After false leads, I found one that led to a voicemail that was cryptic AF. I won't give out the number just in case I'm super wrong, but I attached the audio of the voicemail to a blank video on Vimeo https://vimeo.com/565880742


The transcript goes like this (If my hearing comprehension is correct):

"You've reached Dr. James Oak for the San Antonio Texas Center. I'm not available right now unless you're a ninja, neurosurgeon, or necromancer."

First of all, this is just a strange voicemail. Why is a doctor talking about ninjas and necromancy? This is what made it stand out for me.

But then I did research to who "Dr. James Oak" is. THERE ARE NO RECORDS OF ANY DR. JAMES OAK IN SAN ANTONIO OR ANY MEDICAL DATABASE EVER. So that's a little weird... Also, the quality of the voicemail sounds either like it's automated or voiced by a voice actor?? It doesn't sound like the average voicemail.

But then THIS IS WHEN I LITERALLY LOST MY MIND:

A common nickname for James is Jim.

If you take "Jim Oak" it is LITERALLY an anagram of "Kojima"!!!!

I TRIED TO TAKE THIS TO THE PREVIOUS COMMUNITY TO SHARE MY DISCOVERY BUT UNFORTUNATELY THE MODS SHUT IT DOWN BECAUSE IT WAS BECOMING TOXIC, but THIS CAN'T BE A COINCIDENCE RIGHT???

Not to mention, there's literally a "SILENT HILLS" in San Antonio, Texas!!

Can't figure out what the reference to ninjas, neurosurgeons, or necromancy means, but I'm guessing it could be METAL GEAR?!?

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, anyone please discuss this with me.

LATE EDIT:

I WAS JUST SEARCHING ANYTHING RELATED TO NINJAS NEUROSURGEONS AND NECROMANCY ON GOOGLE AND THIS IS WHAT I GOT WHEN I COMBINED IT ALL TOGETHER:

https://www.shmoop.com/study-guides/literature/neuromancer/hideo

There is a Ninja character named "HIDEO" in William Gibson's cyberpunk book NEUROMANCER. This is noteworthy not only because it's Hideo but Hasan's alleged YouTube channel also uploaded something related to Cyberpunk which is the GENRE OF THIS BOOK NEUROMANCER WHO HAS A CHARACTER NAMED HIDEO. WHAT IS GOING ON?

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHaoskdjas
 
Vc3nZ_92 ha detto:

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Ok, so I was researching what a "Blue Box" was, and got this Wikipedia article for "Blue box" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_box, which is related to TELEPHONES.

So that got me thinking, what if I convert some of the letters prominently seen in the trailer to phone numbers using a number keypad? I narrowed it down to 18 plausible numbers all of which I called. After false leads, I found one that led to a voicemail that was cryptic AF. I won't give out the number just in case I'm super wrong, but I attached the audio of the voicemail to a blank video on Vimeo https://vimeo.com/565880742


The transcript goes like this (If my hearing comprehension is correct):

"You've reached Dr. James Oak for the San Antonio Texas Center. I'm not available right now unless you're a ninja, neurosurgeon, or necromancer."

First of all, this is just a strange voicemail. Why is a doctor talking about ninjas and necromancy? This is what made it stand out for me.

But then I did research to who "Dr. James Oak" is. THERE ARE NO RECORDS OF ANY DR. JAMES OAK IN SAN ANTONIO OR ANY MEDICAL DATABASE EVER. So that's a little weird... Also, the quality of the voicemail sounds either like it's automated or voiced by a voice actor?? It doesn't sound like the average voicemail.

But then THIS IS WHEN I LITERALLY LOST MY MIND:

A common nickname for James is Jim.

If you take "Jim Oak" it is LITERALLY an anagram of "Kojima"!!!!

I TRIED TO TAKE THIS TO THE PREVIOUS COMMUNITY TO SHARE MY DISCOVERY BUT UNFORTUNATELY THE MODS SHUT IT DOWN BECAUSE IT WAS BECOMING TOXIC, but THIS CAN'T BE A COINCIDENCE RIGHT???

Not to mention, there's literally a "SILENT HILLS" in San Antonio, Texas!!

Can't figure out what the reference to ninjas, neurosurgeons, or necromancy means, but I'm guessing it could be METAL GEAR?!?

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, anyone please discuss this with me.

LATE EDIT:

I WAS JUST SEARCHING ANYTHING RELATED TO NINJAS NEUROSURGEONS AND NECROMANCY ON GOOGLE AND THIS IS WHAT I GOT WHEN I COMBINED IT ALL TOGETHER:

https://www.shmoop.com/study-guides/literature/neuromancer/hideo

There is a Ninja character named "HIDEO" in William Gibson's cyberpunk book NEUROMANCER. This is noteworthy not only because it's Hideo but Hasan's alleged YouTube channel also uploaded something related to Cyberpunk which is the GENRE OF THIS BOOK NEUROMANCER WHO HAS A CHARACTER NAMED HIDEO. WHAT IS GOING ON?

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHaoskdjas
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