MatPat took the Ness nametag home after shooting his scene. According to the novel, "Ness" is a teenager, and his father is the owner of Sparky's, saying, "Sparky is my father," meaning his father's first or last name is "Sparky." Assuming "Sparky" is the last name of Ness' father, his full name could be "Ness Sparky." Five Nights at Freddy's
I have a theory (a game theory) that sense the fnaf help wanted was a game about the interactions that people have had in the fazbear franchise and reported it and got added on the vr game won’t that mean that a person had a interaction with the baby plushies from the mini game had to stay up at night until 6am until a employee saw the person as the employee was leaving their night shift and
Scott Cawthon (the creator of FNAF) has written updates for the game Five Nights At Freddy's. He talks about new challenges that will be added to the game on Halloween, and he also covers another interesting topic… Scott talks about how the Five Nights At Freddy's fans deciphered nearly every secret in the first three games.
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Watch on. To put it simply, Game Theory suggests that the Phone Guy was the Purple Guy based off the information, clues, hints, and lack of any other possibilities. His guess could be right… assuming that “Five Nights at Freddy’s 3” doesn’t disprove that idea. Unfortunately for the theory, it’s been debunked in several ways.
On the Steam Community for Five Nights at Freddy's 4, Cawthon explained that The Silver Eyes and The Twisted Ones are sort-of canon, but it's not meant to fit snugly with the games. Rather, the
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