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There was an old game my older brother and I loved to play together on Sega Genesis (on Sega Channel, and if you don’tdon't know what that is, I feel sorry for you that you missed an awesome time). Years went by - it was so long ago - but I could remember the look of the levels and all the noises so clearly. I finally typed in "first person shooter for Sega" in Google over the weekend and found it within minutes. It was called Bloodshot. The following story is true, and you can even look up the game to see it is real (unlike many others claimed to be seen).

It was a boring night at home; I lived with two of my brothers and my father. I was home alone; dad worked late, brothers over friend’sfriend's place, so yeah. I decided to check out a bunch of old Sega Genesis games with an emulator on my brother’sbrother's computer. It was good memories, but no game lasted me more than five minutes. I then remembered Bloodshot, and frowned when I saw it wasn’twasn't in my brother’sbrother's game folder.

I was relieved it worked. The familiar graphics came upon the screen and the well known little sounds filled my ears. It took a while controlling it with a keyboard, but I managed the buttons. Things got a little strange when I opened the door to enter the first level, and I saw another avatar already running and picking up all the special guns even though I was playing alone, and not even on 2 player mode. And this game is basically a fossil; it wasn’twasn't an online game.

The next day, the game wouldn’twouldn't load and came up with an error. I was interested to load the game up, but gave in after an hour and finished the download quite quickly. The game was normal however, there was no other player. I reached the fourth level, and after the boss, the countdown commenced. I went behind him and opened the door, and inside was the human avatar as well as another player texture.

They walked into me, and the game flashed red, I died but the game didn’tdidn't freeze. I respawned in a huge level, but came across no enemies, weapons, or mines... but there is a strange buzzing noise. I am still walking through the level and trying to find out what the hell this is all for.