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I keep trying and failing to find a very specific horror-themed YouTube video, but the absolute smattering of the topics within cause the results to be overtaken by dime-a-dozen schlock with ironically no relevance.

There's only a few details I strongly recall, but I'll try my best to be concise.

It's a Russian, German or otherwise European video, with captions for English added, explaining how as a test for space transmissions, scientists have been sending signals of a still fast food advertisement (not McDonalds or any big-name brand). However, they've been noticing some interference with the signal in the form of (Simon?) a small, metallic, vaguely humanoid creature that manages to directly interact with the elements of the still image, taking a bite from a burger bun and so forth. For the rest of the video it focuses on this fast food advert, with (Simon?) disappearing and a last-minute slow indication that there may be multiple, with at some point one getting close to the screen.

Again, I've done my best to use what search engines are around, but the wide array of topics leads any results page to be flooded with completely unrelated nonsense. Does anybody know which video I'm talking about?

I'm playing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan for the Playstation 3. Of course, with the game being somewhat heavy on goodies to grab, I try to nab as many as I can get my hands on.

However, something has come up situation-wise with these gray crystals: the ones I haven't collected are inside buildings which by all means seem to be impenetrable. I can see the crystal through some grates in the roof, but even looking at the inside of the buildings through the grating shows no possible means of entry. 

Usually these crystals would be behind large garage-like doors, but the buildings I'm looking through have no indication of doors on the outside or even have no doors due to being surrounded by other buildings. 

All attempts to destroy the roofing fall flat as well, even grabbing extremely valuable items to try and blow it up result in zilch. Did the game designers really leave unreachable items for a chuckle, or is there something I'm just not seeing?

I've had my digital copy of Amalur for a long while now, and I decided a few months back to spice up my game with the DLC. Got everything available: the Might/Finesse/Sorcery Bonus Packs and the House of Valor. However, no matter how many times I restart, the "Special Deliveries" quest that occurs when you have DLC goodies to grab just doesn't appear, and nothing related to the House of Valor occurs either. I've tried deleting and reinstalling the data, clearing out my save files, and even using the spare DLC trigger between Allestar Tower and Gorhart, and yet no dice.

I really don't like to think my $30+ has gone down the toilet of Electronic Arts.

I finally remembered to create an internal PS2 Memory Card for my PS3, while cleaning up. However, my PS2 game files still remain inside the "Saved Data Utility (PS2)" Folder in my saved files. I've hit the options menu for each of the data, and all it says is I can either move files to an outside source via a memory card adapter I don't have, or just up and delete it. It seems like this would be a fairly simple move, no? Can anybody out there tell me how I'm screwing up?

I was off with my companion Sven to South Brittleshin Pass to get some disenchanting done since I'm in the early game, right? I walk up to the cave entrance, check behind me to see if my partner's got the proper equipment, and instead I see both him and I waist-deep in a sea of Draugr!

After a good few minutes of hectic combat, I stood as a rather confused red sun. After all, I've never heard about a thing like this happening, even from my Skyrim-obsessed friend!

Is this just a glitch, a random encounter, or did I trigger some sort of event unknowingly?

I'm playing Pokémon: Fire Red on GBA and my Nidorina is at Level 21, one level before learning the move Bite according to my notes. However, according to a source I found online ( https://pokemondb.net/pokedex/nidoqueen/moves/3 ) Nidoqueen learns the excellent move Body Slam at Level 22.

From here, if I level Nidorina up to 22, I could gain Bite, at the risk that using a Moon Stone to evolve her into Nidoqueen would then prevent me from gaining Body Slam. However, if I use a Moon Stone now, I would be clear for Body Slam, but then lose the opportunity for her to learn Bite.