gomotion

So I’ve been a part of the whole FNAF thing since before the release of the second game, in fact the first video I ever made on the series I posted only days before it dropped on Steam. And during the time I’ve been aware of the series, I’ve transitioned from child to adult. I’m not joking, FNAF1 is nearly 6 years old, it’s nuts. I was 12 when the game released… I am now 18. With a game series as old and as popular as FNAF, it’s inevitable that a few little tricksters have had their hand at spreading false reports and rumours, fake leaks, hoaxes, the works, and holy hell is there a shitload of that to discuss today. I joined the big ol hype train back in November 2014, right in the middle of the leadup to FNAF2, in fact I believe the very first teaser I ever saw on Scott’s website was that marionette image, or the puppet, as we know him today. Yeah remember when Scottgames teasers were a thing?
But that’s not what we’re here to talk about today, no, I’m bringing the dirty fakes to the table, the teaser images that people would swear on their mother’s lives were legitimate but ultimately turned out to be nothing more than hearsay. The fake emails, the easter egg hoaxes, my objective here is basically to point fingers and preserve judgement for the rest of all time. So in

gomotion is not short