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'''Solid Sharkey's Polybius Page''' was a [[screamer]] subpage hosted by Solid Sharkey in around October 2003, during the ''[[wikipedia:Polybius|Polybius]]'' [[creepypasta]] trend, which was linked to his main/index page. | '''Solid Sharkey's Polybius Page''' was a [[screamer]] [[subpage]] hosted by Solid Sharkey in around October 2003, during the ''[[wikipedia:Polybius|Polybius]]'' [[creepypasta]] trend, which was linked to his main/index page. | ||
The latter had a text stating: "Ever hear of that game that induced amnesia and caused kids to wake up in the night screaming for no reason? Neither had I, until someone emailed me asking for a copy of the ROM." When accessing the page, an animation of a zombie from [[Wikipedia:Fatal Frame|Fatal Frame]], with the word "Polybius" near the top of the article, appears along with a loud scream. In addition, the site provides some information summarizing the story of an urban arcade game called "Polybius" except for one part that reads: "Interrupting the game with a screaming horror like the one on the top of this page (which probably just cost me a few friends.)" The page existed until 2013. | The latter had a text stating: "Ever hear of that game that induced amnesia and caused kids to wake up in the night screaming for no reason? Neither had I, until someone emailed me asking for a copy of the ROM." When accessing the page, an animation of a zombie from [[Wikipedia:Fatal Frame|Fatal Frame]], with the word "Polybius" near the top of the article, appears along with a loud scream. In addition, the site provides some information summarizing the story of an urban arcade game called "Polybius" except for one part that reads: "Interrupting the game with a screaming horror like the one on the top of this page (which probably just cost me a few friends.)" The page existed until 2013. | ||
