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The game starts, and the player is told immediately to find the differences, and they are also told to turn up their volume, to hear the answer, seems legit, the objective of the game is to find all of the differences between two identical pictures shown, depicting a huge cross, and some candles and pillars, when the player finds the difference, and they have to click it, The differences are the candle on the right, the cross, the spider web on the cross, the right bolt on the cross, and the pillar on the bottom left, | The game starts, and the player is told immediately to find the differences, and they are also told to turn up their volume, to hear the answer, seems legit, the objective of the game is to find all of the differences between two identical pictures shown, depicting a huge cross, and some candles and pillars, when the player finds the difference, and they have to click it, The differences are the candle on the right, the cross, the spider web on the cross, the right bolt on the cross, and the pillar on the bottom left, | ||
When the player finds all of the difference, an animation of Sarah from the film hitting the screen will be played, followed by the picture of [[Regan MacNeil]] From ''[[wikipedia:The Exorcist (film)|The Exorcist]]'' along with a loud scream, you can hear the girl crying in the background, in the old version of this [[screamer]], can only be found on Winterrowd, where it shows the same animation of Sarah, followed by 2 pictures, one is someone's eyes and fades out eventually, and | When the player finds all of the difference, an animation of Sarah from the film hitting the screen will be played, followed by the picture of [[Regan MacNeil]] From ''[[wikipedia:The Exorcist (film)|The Exorcist]]'' along with a loud scream, you can hear the girl crying in the background, | ||
in the old version of this [[screamer]], it can only be found on Winterrowd, where it shows the same animation of Sarah, followed by 2 pictures, one is someone's eyes and fades out eventually, and cuts into another picture of someone's wide mouth, which appears to be screaming, the picture flashes for a few seconds, before turning into some cover art, and some release date underneath. | |||
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<u>NOTE</u>: The following game contains a [[screamer]]! | <u>NOTE</u>: The following game contains a [[screamer]]! | ||
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The Exorcist: Beginning Movie Promotional Game is a screamer game made in 2004 by Warner Bros.
The game starts, and the player is told immediately to find the differences, and they are also told to turn up their volume, to hear the answer, seems legit, the objective of the game is to find all of the differences between two identical pictures shown, depicting a huge cross, and some candles and pillars, when the player finds the difference, and they have to click it, The differences are the candle on the right, the cross, the spider web on the cross, the right bolt on the cross, and the pillar on the bottom left,
When the player finds all of the difference, an animation of Sarah from the film hitting the screen will be played, followed by the picture of Regan MacNeil From The Exorcist along with a loud scream, you can hear the girl crying in the background,
in the old version of this screamer, it can only be found on Winterrowd, where it shows the same animation of Sarah, followed by 2 pictures, one is someone's eyes and fades out eventually, and cuts into another picture of someone's wide mouth, which appears to be screaming, the picture flashes for a few seconds, before turning into some cover art, and some release date underneath.
Links
NOTE: The following game contains a screamer!
- warnerbros.de/movies/exorcist/game • German version
- warnerbros.es/movies/exorcist/game/game.html • Spanish version
- web.archive.org/web/20100425073958/winterrowd.com/spot-the-difference
