#TATTLETAIL TOY REAL FULL#

#TATTLETAIL TOY REAL FULL#

Further information lends a bit more credence to this theory: Easter eggs accessed by using the numbers on the tag during the VHS sequence show hitherto unseen camera angles, including a control room with Mama hiding in it, a door to a 'Prototyping' room, and a storehouse full of Mama Tattletails.And, it's not hard to figure out what- Mama Tattletail was recalled, presumably to be destroyed at the factory- but, if you could physically destroy Mama to get rid of her, what would be the point of the Tattletails' ritual? Therefore, most or all of the recalled Mamas should still be around, and wreaking havoc in the factory. The continued distortions make it likely that something's still wrong over there. Most likely, therefore, the phone call comes from Waygetter Electronics. The distortions make it unclear where exactly the call comes from- but, it's a prerecorded call instructing you to call a 1-800 number, indicating that it's probably a business the voice sounds similar to Mama Tattletail's and it ends with a clip of the same background music that plays during Mama's story. But if you wait until Christmas Eve (i.e., after you banish Mama), you get a phone call, with some distortions. If you answer the phone before Christmas Eve, you get staticy noises along with Mama Tattletail's grinding sound. There's no use for this information in the game itself, so it's likely something left for the sequel. First, the tag you get in the good ending makes a big deal out of how, where, and when the Tattletail was made. The sequel will take place at the facility where the Tattletails are made, and will involve more Mama Tattletails.There are a few things that lead to this conclusion.

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