Blur Corrupted Bootleg

I like the game Blur, the racing video game that has been popular for the idea of using power-ups in a racing video game that involves real-life car brands and real-life locations. The game came out at around 2010 and was available for the Xbox, PlayStation and on PC. The video game itself wasn't necessarily violent, but it did have some "vehicular combat", which is a unique aspect of the game. I jokingly imagine if somebody were to make a pirated version of the video game, and it turns out, there was a pirated version of the game. That pirated version was obtained by me personally and I take no pleasure in being the one to tell the tale. Here is my experience with a specific bootleg copy that I have obtained. 
I was unaware that I was even buying a bootleg copy. I have obtained the bootleg copy at a local video game store not far away from my house. I was looking for a way to obtain the game Blur without spending too much money on it. I would describe the casing to have a few tears. The disc, to my surprise, was just a CD with "Blurred" written in permanent marker. There were noticeable reddish-clear stains on the disc as well. I was starting to question who the last person to play this copy was, but I did not give much thought to it at the time. I was just hoping that I could still play the game despite something being clearly wrong. 
When I came home, I started to pop in the disc into my gaming computer. As the disc was being read, there was a window that popped up in File Explorer and there only appeared to be some readme.txt file and then the Blur.exe file. I ignore the readme.txt file and then proceeded to click the Blur.exe icon in the File Explorer. As the game went into fullscreen mode, there seems to be a few red flashes of light, but I was thinking it was general lag. The game had it's usual startup and then transitioned to the main menu. The only thing that was unusual about the startup of the game was how there was no introduction or tutorial that followed after. 
I then proceeded to navigate through the "Proving Grounds", then into the "Barcelona Oval". I have chosen the "Land Rover Defender" for the first race. It took around 5 minutes for the game to load and all I was hearing was a static. The game finally came to the rolling start. The graphics, at least so I thought they were, grew more exaggerated and caused me mild eyestrain as the game progressed. The AI played more competitively than I suspected, which kind of frustrated me, but I then simply ignored it as a feature. 
After winning the first race, I returned to the menu and claimed my rewards. What I should have noticed was that the background felt more isolated in the main menu and my car retain some of the damage from the previous race. There were a few minor glitches when I was navigating through the menu, but I have ignored it. The music then ceased after around 20 minutes of scrolling around. Afterwards, I proceeded to enter another race or "destruction" at the "Brighton" track. 
The loading process was faster at the time and then I was at the rolling start. The eyestrain still remained in the gameplay. The AI started to act more aggressively to the point where it was almost directed at me personally. The power-ups and effects felt thunderous and exceeded the volume that my headphones were capable of. The game started to glitch out more frequently and progress with the graphics simultaneously. I felt uneasy with whether this was part of the gaming experience or that something was wrong. Before I collected a power-up, my car exploded spontaneously. My computer has frozen up for a solid three minutes. I have attempted to hit the power button and the reset button, but it was not working. 
After the freeze, the screen finally went black. Instead of restarting or showing any error message, the screen returned to what appeared to be another rolling start in the game. What was different was that the track seemed extremely dark and the headlights were the only thing illuminating the screen. After the rolling start, no dashboard, maps, or displays were shown. The sky was dark red and faint like an uneasy sunset. There were only a few lampposts to illuminate the streets. I also saw no sign of any AI players anywhere, at least not yet. I then remembered that this wasn't the actual disc of the Blur game and I also remembered the unusual details on the casing. I was only suspicious for a moment, but then I proceeded to play the game. 
After what felt like forever on driving on the track, I started to hear what sounded like other cars driving distantly behind me. It was only for a few minutes did one of the cars, which was a Land Rover Defender, wreck directly into me from behind. There was something different about the wreck, though. The wreck felt more sudden and abrupt than how it would normally feel in a racing game. After the crash, I saw a flash and my ears were ringing. The ringing lasted for a few seconds and then I got back onto the track without ANY resistance features. The entire gameplay felt realistic and felt totally different from the "cartoony" physics that Blur uses. 
There was no sign of the gameplay ending and there was no progress, just driving around the track. The track consisted of a dark forest with a dimly lit red sky. The roads were windy and there were no signs. I didn't even know if the track went in a circle or if it was continuous. The game then started to glitch with flashes of red and black. There was beginning to be static noises. I was curious, but also unsettled at the progression of the gameplay. As I started to drive, the sky started to get more vivid, trees started to feel more withered, flashes of images of unknown context start to show up(with colors of red and peach), and faint crying. Following those noises came an occasional "crash" and "warp" sound. I was starting to feel like anybody could attack me from the woods alongside the track or that something could fall out of the sky. The mirror started to come into the view and in that mirror came the same Land Rover Defender that has crashed into me earlier. As the Land Rover Defender got closer, so did the static, glitching, and the overall distortion of the screen. I felt a sense of panic whenever the SUV gets closer. 
The brief images got longer and started to show disturbing photos of car interiors with shattered glass, car seats with dark stains, a teddy bear, and randomly generated "webs" that came with the original version of the Blur game. The sounds started to be more comprehensible and they are cries of panic, banging, knocking, glass shattering, and digital screeching. I was paralyzed with unease and anxious about what could happen next. I could not even bother to reach for the power button. What if I crash and I actually died? 
Amidst the intense panic and fear of a shock, I have T-boned the Defender and then a very painful and loud whirring sound erupted from my speakers. Images of what appeared to be a car accident in real life started to display in my eyes. I felt a very intense jolt and rush that altered how I see the world. I then found myself stunned and unable to move for what felt like 10 minutes. Amidst being paralyzed, I heard soft crying echoing around my house of a woman, slight ringing, and a mechanical hissing sound. I also felt as if there was a large vehicle right above my paralyzed body. 
After I partially recovered myself, I attempted to restart my computer. I then reviewed the disc file and then clicked the readme.txt. 
The warning read: 
PLEASE, GET THIS DISC AWAY FROM US!! 
IT IS TOO MUCH!! WE CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE!! 
ALL OF THOSE MEMORIES, THE IMAGES!! We cannot fathom them! 
Please, I don't want to go... 
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