Catch the curse of La Llorona La Llorona, also known as the Weeping Woman, is a legendary figure in Hispanic folklore. The story of La Llorona has been passed down for generations and continues to haunt imaginations around the world. The legend tells the tale of a beautiful woman named Maria who was consumed by jealousy and rage. Her husband had betrayed her, and in a fit of madness, she drowned their two children in a river. Overwhelmed with grief and regret, Maria took her own life soon after. Her spirit is said to wander the Earth, searching for her lost children and crying out in anguish.
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Her spirit is said to wander the Earth, searching for her lost children and crying out in anguish. Those who have encountered La Llorona describe her as a weeping, ethereal figure dressed in white. Her wails can be heard echoing through the night, instilling fear and dread in all who hear them.
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Well, unrelated to CBFD, but i thought i'd share some GS codes i made for Mischief Makers, an quite obscure video game released for the N64, and i suppose this game isn't widely known. Look up "Mischief Makers" on wikipedia for more info about it. Anyway, on with the codes:
Pitch Modifier[C.Guru]
810A5BD2 3F80
default value is 3F80(Do note however, if you go into any level that has the "elevator" music playing, if the
modifier is set to a higher value, like say 3FA0 or somewhere like that, after the track have played once,
and is going to loop again, the game mysteriously locks up. This only happens with this specific song, and i
don't know the cause. However, lower values are oddly safer to use, much to my confusion.)
Song Pitch Modifier[C.Guru]
810E01A0 3F80
an older version of the pitch modifier mentioned above, and it's not very properly sounding.
Default value is 3F80, but when set higher or lower, the music sounds weirder and the instruments pitch
incorrectly and other miseffects. i mean, by just setting the digits to as either 3F7F or 3F81 makes the
music go wacky! But you can try this code out too if you'd like.
Separate pitch Modifiers:
Note. these codes only take effect by either reloading a savestate or resetting the game.
Pitch Modifier(Music)[C.Guru]
810A44BE 3F80
Pitch Modifier(Sound effects)[C.Guru]
810A3AF2 3F80
--The following codes below won't work in certain cutscenes like the ending sequence.--
Idle Timer Mod?(for Marina)[C.Guru]
810E1192 .
A little tip; setting the value to 033D will make Marina start singing the instant you stop
moving her.(how she originally sang in the original Japanese version i don't really know, but the voice she
makes in the english localizations only plays once, and nothing else after that.. The notes she whistles still show up though.)
Marina Animation Modifier[C.Guru]
810E11B0 .
It's quite buggy though, so it unfortunately isn't working at 100%.. I will look at it again later and see if i
can fix the code.
Marina Size Modifier[C.Guru]
810E1160 3F80
**810E1164 3F80**
**810E1168 3F80**
Modifies Marina in both size, speed and collision(only applies to the first line)
The lines marked with ** around them only modify the sprite size of Marina, and it makes her sprite look
buggy(Believe me, it will almost look like the sprite is moving by itself)
1 new GS code:
Level Modifier[C.Guru]
80169C93 00XX
XX=digit to be replaced
Digits:
00=Intro
01=Prof. Theo bored, getting kidnapped.
02=Meet Marina!!
03=Meet Calina!!
04=Clanball Land
05=Spike Land
06=3 Clancer Kids
07=Blockman Rises
08=Wormin' Up!!
09=Crisis: Nepton
0A=Western World
0B=Volcano!!
0C=Sea of Lava
0D=Vertigo!!
0E=Sink or Float!
0F=Hot Rush
10=Searin' Swing!
11=Flambee!!
12=Tightrope Ride
13=Freefall!!
14=Magma Rafts!!
15=Seasick Climb
16=Migen Brawl!!
17=The Misunderstanding(unofficial title)
18=Clanpot Shake
19=Clance War
1A=Missile Surf!!
1B=Clanball Lift!
1C=Go Marzen 64
1D=Chilly Dog!!
1E=Snowstorm Maze
1F=LUNAR!!
20=The day before
21=The day of
22=Cat-astrophe!!
23=Cerberus a
24=Theo getting kidnapped again
25=Rolling Rock!!
26=Toadly Raw!!
27=7 Clancer Kids
28=Rescue! Act 1
29=Rescue! Act 2
2A=Tarus!!
2B=Ghost Catcher!
2C=Aster's Tryke!
2D=Moley Cow!!
2E=Aster's Maze!
2F=Sasquatch B
30=Theo getting kidnapped, yet again.
31=Clance War II
32=Counter attack
33=Bee's the one!
34=MERCO!!
35=Trapped!?
36=Phoenix Y
37=Prof. at Imperial HQ, meeting Leo
38=Inner Struggle
39=Final Battle
3A=Ending
3B=Credits
3C=Grid (beta? some music plays once, pressing B will play it again)
3D=Grid (beta? no music plays at all)
3E=Grid (beta? plays the same track as the first grid screen)
3F=Copy of 02. Freezes if trying to complete or quit level
Edit: finally completed the list.
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Many believe that encountering La Llorona brings a curse upon those who cross her path. It is believed that her curse brings misfortune, illness, and even death. Some claim that by hearing her cries, a person is marked for a tragic fate. To catch the curse of La Llorona is to tempt fate and invoke her wrath. It is said that those who seek out the Weeping Woman will be met with dire consequences. Many caution against actively seeking out her curse, as the price one pays can be too high. However, for those brave enough to venture into the realm of the supernatural, the curse of La Llorona can be an intriguing and chilling experience. The legend has captivated storytellers and filmmakers, with several movies and books based on her haunting tale. Whether one believes in the curse of La Llorona or not, her story serves as a cautionary tale about the consequences of jealousy and rage. It reminds us of the importance of empathy and compassion, as well as the devastating consequences of our actions. In conclusion, the curse of La Llorona is a chilling legend that continues to captivate and terrify those who hear it. While some may scoff at the idea of supernatural curses, it's essential to respect the power of folklore and the lessons it can teach us. So, be warned - should you dare seek out La Llorona, you may just find yourself caught in the clutches of her curse..
Reviews for "La Llorona: Mexico's Most Terrifying Urban Legend"
1. Lisa - 1 out of 5 stars: I was really disappointed with "Catch the Curse of La Llorona". The movie felt incredibly predictable, with recycled jump scares and a lackluster storyline. The characters lacked depth, and I couldn't connect with any of them. It was more frustrating than scary, and I found myself rolling my eyes throughout the entire film. Overall, a complete letdown, and I wouldn't recommend it to any horror movie fan.
2. Alex - 2 out of 5 stars: "Catch the Curse of La Llorona" had so much potential, but it fell flat for me. The visuals and cinematography were well done, creating an eerie atmosphere, but the storyline was lacking. The pacing was off, and there were too many unnecessary jump scares used as a crutch. The characters were one-dimensional, and the performances felt lackluster. It had its moments, but ultimately it failed to deliver a truly captivating horror experience.
3. Josh - 1.5 out of 5 stars: I honestly don't understand the hype around "Catch the Curse of La Llorona". The plot was confusing, and the scares were cheap and predictable. I expected more from a movie with such a well-known folklore background. The dialogues felt forced, and the chemistry between the characters was nonexistent. Overall, it failed to leave a lasting impact, and I found myself bored and unimpressed throughout the entire film.