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==Known details==
==Known details==
The game was activated by clicking on some ghosts that were floating around the camp. Per a description on an Internet Archive page, the game involved an organ in some way. A GeoCities webpage describes the game as a "music game", meaning it was likely that the player had to play something specific on the organ.<ref name="GeoCities"/> A screenshot of the game shows that the game featured a counter in the top right corner of the screen that displayed how many times the user had attempted the game, in addition to multicolored buttons. Upon completing the game, the player received a piece of the [[Nintendo GameCube blueprint]].
The game was activated by clicking on some ghosts that were floating around the camp. Per a description on an Internet Archive page, the game involved an organ in some way. A GeoCities webpage describes the game as a "music game", meaning it was likely that the player had to play something specific on the organ.<ref name="GeoCities"/> A screenshot of the game shows that the game featured a counter in the top right corner of the screen that displayed how many times the user had attempted the game, in addition to multicolored buttons. Β 


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