Creepy Jam Sessions audio clarified, un-creepified
by Eric Caoili 
{ Sep 18th 2007 at 12:20PM }
Remember how we were so spooked out by last week's hidden message in Jam Sessions that we swore off haunted houses for the rest of our lives and ran home to eat pizza rolls, sans ghosts hovering over our heads? We haven't been that scared since, well, since we saw the game's European boxart! Oh, burn!
One of the programmers from Plato, Jam Sessions' developer, posted a video to explain the voice that seemed to be whispering, "Don't kill us," or "Forgive us," whenever users let the A6 chord play out. It's actually one of the recording engineers saying, "Tsugiikimasu," which is Japanese for "next," as in, "I'm going to play the next chord."
While that makes a lot of sense, it doesn't explain that tapping noise we hear on our bedroom window every night, nor does it clear up the moaning and creaky mattress sounds coming from the apartment above us. We think it might be the Chupacabra. Bring your ghost hunting gear past the post break for videos of the creepy message and Plato's explanation.
[Thanks, Nick!]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
pas @ Sep 18th 2007 1:46PM
Phew, I thought...
BPM @ Sep 18th 2007 2:12PM
Sorry, that was me tapping at your window. Didn't mean to scare ya, I just thought it was funny.
As for your other issue, can't explain that one.
Nice that someone from the dev studio cleaned it up for us.