Rockstar officially debunked Bigfoot in 2005 — but fans fabricated a fake quote that spawned three entirely new myths.
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Rockstar officially debunked Bigfoot in 2005 — but fans fabricated a fake quote that spawned three entirely new myths.

In a 2005 Electronic Gaming Monthly article, Rockstar's Terry Donovan and the Houser brothers stated "There is no Bigfoot, just like in real life." However, a falsified version claiming they said "but there is something in the woods" spread online and became the foundation for the Bear, Piggsy, and Woods Creature myths — rumors that persist in the community to this day despite never appearing in the original magazine.

Verdict:Busted

Source: Electronic Gaming Monthly myths article — CC BY-SA

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Terry Donovan's EGM interview quote got twisted into the fake "something in the woods" line that birthed San Andreas' most enduring myths.
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Terry Donovan's EGM interview quote got twisted into the fake "something in the woods" line that birthed San Andreas' most enduring myths.

Players started "hunting" fake creatures in the woods, all because one fabricated quote made them believe something was out there.
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Players started "hunting" fake creatures in the woods, all because one fabricated quote made them believe something was out there.

Gant Bridge as featured in EGM — the same magazine where the original, untampered interview ran before the internet twisted it.
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Gant Bridge as featured in EGM — the same magazine where the original, untampered interview ran before the internet twisted it.

The EGM logo — ground zero for a quote that stayed true in print but got corrupted online, spawning myth-hunting culture forever.
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The EGM logo — ground zero for a quote that stayed true in print but got corrupted online, spawning myth-hunting culture forever.

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