Yoshi's Surgery

I was helping my brother move. We were unpacking his video games, when I came across

a copy of "Yoshi's Story" for the N64. I passed it to him and he automatically flinched at the sight of it. He then said, "I don't want it."

I asked why and he said, "The box lies, it's not Yoshi's Story; take it if you want, but don't say I didn't warn you" in his most serious voice.

I told him I would take it and he gave me both the game and his old Nintendo 64. I thanked him and he said, "No, thank you."

After coming home from school, I had one thing on my mind: Yoshi's story. I fired up the N64 and open the case for Yoshi's Story. I saw what he meant by it not being Yoshi's Story. The label on the cartridge was black, and had "Yoshi's Surgery" written in bright red on it. I was creeped out by this, but I wanted to play the game anyway to see why my brother was so dead set against playing this (aside from the design of the label on the cartridge).

The game started with the sound of Yoshis whimpering and screaming in pain. The title screen had no music, and no Yoshis, only the title, "Yoshi's Surgery".

The only option was a new game file called "HELP ME!"

I did not like the look of this, but I pressed on. I had to see it for myself. There was no way out of it. I selected the file. It began with a cutscene unlike what was normal for the game. The setting was in a level designed like Super Mario World. A dark haze surrounded the land, making it look polluted. A textbox appeared that said ,"We've got a live one."

Suddenly, I saw Yoshi running away from something. He hid behind a rock.

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Credited to Beaglebark413
Originally uploaded on September 30, 2012

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