Murder Simulator? Mom Mistakes FAQ for Real Killing Tips
Mothers probably do know best when it comes to a lot of things, but sometimes they can really stand to learn more about the world that gamers live in. Such was the case when one mom mistook parts of his son’s FAQ for Konami‘s Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow as some kind of homicide note.
Eric Caoili downloaded and printed a FAQ he found for the game. Unfortunately, he has a bad penchant for losing pages of his FAQs. One day, he dropped some papers off at his mother’s office for her to sign… and you can guess what happened. Some of his game helper pages got mixed in with the forms he had her sign.
“When I came by the next day to pick up the signed forms,” he writes, ” she was noticeably quiet.”
Upon his return home, he found the missing pages of his walkthrough, and a love letter from Mom (see above picture). It’s a good thing his dad isn’t the irate lawyer from Florida, or there would probably be hell to pay.
Mothers probably do know best when it comes to a lot of things, but sometimes they can really stand to learn more about the world that gamers live in. Such was the case when one mom mistook parts of his son’s FAQ for Konami‘s Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow as some kind of homicide note.
Eric Caoili downloaded and printed a FAQ he found for the game. Unfortunately, he has a bad penchant for losing pages of his FAQs. One day, he dropped some papers off at his mother’s office for her to sign… and you can guess what happened. Some of his game helper pages got mixed in with the forms he had her sign.
“When I came by the next day to pick up the signed forms,” he writes, ” she was noticeably quiet.”
Upon his return home, he found the missing pages of his walkthrough, and a love letter from Mom (see above picture). It’s a good thing his dad isn’t the irate lawyer from Florida, or there would probably be hell to pay.
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