Video Game References - Revision history

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2026-04-29T20:10:19Z

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	*Email [[space program]] {{--}} A ColecoVision controller is used to play the fictional game used to illustrate Space Captainface's skill at video games.		*Email [[space program]] {{--}} A ColecoVision controller is used to play the fictional game used to illustrate Space Captainface's skill at video games.
	*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13]] {{--}} [[Tompkins]] is "baby-sat" and yells for [[Timkins]] not to play his {{w\|PlayStation models#PS One\|PSone}}.		*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13]] {{--}} [[Tompkins]] is "baby-sat" and yells for [[Timkins]] not to play his {{w\|PlayStation models#PS One\|PSone}}.
		+	*Email [[web comics]] {{--}} In the ending of the GamerJox comic seen in the email, Strong Bad and Strong Sad utter the specs of the PlayStation 3 consoles in a hypnotized voice.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

Bleu Ninja: /* Specific Consoles */ babbage's

2022-12-23T19:48:24Z

Specific Consoles: babbage's

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	*Email [[video games]] {{--}} Sender Taylor R. asks what Strong Bad would look like in a video game. He explains that it would depend on what system he was on. He envisions himself on "[[Atari 2600\|one of those really old machines]]", "[[Wikipedia:Video_game_graphics#Vector_graphics\|one of those 3-D vector games]]", "[[Wikipedia:Text-based game\|one of those text-based adventures]]", and "[[Wikipedia:Third generation of video game consoles\|one of those brand-new super-photorealistic games]]".		*Email [[video games]] {{--}} Sender Taylor R. asks what Strong Bad would look like in a video game. He explains that it would depend on what system he was on. He envisions himself on "[[Atari 2600\|one of those really old machines]]", "[[Wikipedia:Video_game_graphics#Vector_graphics\|one of those 3-D vector games]]", "[[Wikipedia:Text-based game\|one of those text-based adventures]]", and "[[Wikipedia:Third generation of video game consoles\|one of those brand-new super-photorealistic games]]".
	*[[Bug In Mouth Disease]] {{--}} Several consoles can be seen in [[:File:Labeled CRP Background.PNG\|the background of "Who Shot Caleb?"]], including a {{w\|ColecoVision}} (which the Brothers Chaps [[UMFM Interview - 20 May 2003\|had previously mentioned owning]]).		*[[Bug In Mouth Disease]] {{--}} Several consoles can be seen in [[:File:Labeled CRP Background.PNG\|the background of "Who Shot Caleb?"]], including a {{w\|ColecoVision}} (which the Brothers Chaps [[UMFM Interview - 20 May 2003\|had previously mentioned owning]]).
-	*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 9]] {{--}} Strong Bad is surprised that ~~video store "~~Babbage's" doesn't carry [[Wikipedia:TurboGrafx-16\|Turbografx]] games.	+	*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 9]] {{--}} Strong Bad is surprised that {{w\|GameStop\|Babbage's}} doesn't carry [[Wikipedia:TurboGrafx-16\|Turbografx]] games.
	*Email [[space program]] {{--}} A ColecoVision controller is used to play the fictional game used to illustrate Space Captainface's skill at video games.		*Email [[space program]] {{--}} A ColecoVision controller is used to play the fictional game used to illustrate Space Captainface's skill at video games.
	*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13]] {{--}} [[Tompkins]] is "baby-sat" and yells for [[Timkins]] not to play his {{w\|PlayStation models#PS One\|PSone}}.		*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13]] {{--}} [[Tompkins]] is "baby-sat" and yells for [[Timkins]] not to play his {{w\|PlayStation models#PS One\|PSone}}.

That'sBupkis: /* Specific Consoles */

2022-04-29T21:18:07Z

Specific Consoles

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	==Specific Consoles==		==Specific Consoles==
-	*Email [[video games]] {{--}} Sender Taylor R. asks what Strong Bad would look like in a video game. He explains that it would depend on what system he was on. He envisions himself on "~~one of those~~ [[~~Wikipedia:~~Atari 2600\|really old machines]]", "[[Wikipedia:Video_game_graphics#Vector_graphics\|one of those 3-D vector games]]", "[[Wikipedia:Text-based game\|one of those text-based adventures]]", and "[[Wikipedia:~~Nintendo Entertainment System~~\|one of those brand-new super-photorealistic games]]".	+	*Email [[video games]] {{--}} Sender Taylor R. asks what Strong Bad would look like in a video game. He explains that it would depend on what system he was on. He envisions himself on "[[Atari 2600\|one of those really old machines]]", "[[Wikipedia:Video_game_graphics#Vector_graphics\|one of those 3-D vector games]]", "[[Wikipedia:Text-based game\|one of those text-based adventures]]", and "[[Wikipedia:Third generation of video game consoles\|one of those brand-new super-photorealistic games]]".
	*[[Bug In Mouth Disease]] {{--}} Several consoles can be seen in [[:File:Labeled CRP Background.PNG\|the background of "Who Shot Caleb?"]], including a {{w\|ColecoVision}} (which the Brothers Chaps [[UMFM Interview - 20 May 2003\|had previously mentioned owning]]).		*[[Bug In Mouth Disease]] {{--}} Several consoles can be seen in [[:File:Labeled CRP Background.PNG\|the background of "Who Shot Caleb?"]], including a {{w\|ColecoVision}} (which the Brothers Chaps [[UMFM Interview - 20 May 2003\|had previously mentioned owning]]).
	*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 9]] {{--}} Strong Bad is surprised that video store "Babbage's" doesn't carry [[Wikipedia:TurboGrafx-16\|Turbografx]] games.		*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 9]] {{--}} Strong Bad is surprised that video store "Babbage's" doesn't carry [[Wikipedia:TurboGrafx-16\|Turbografx]] games.

Bleu Ninja: /* Specific Consoles */ email

2022-04-28T04:09:01Z

Specific Consoles: email

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	*[[Bug In Mouth Disease]] {{--}} Several consoles can be seen in [[:File:Labeled CRP Background.PNG\|the background of "Who Shot Caleb?"]], including a {{w\|ColecoVision}} (which the Brothers Chaps [[UMFM Interview - 20 May 2003\|had previously mentioned owning]]).		*[[Bug In Mouth Disease]] {{--}} Several consoles can be seen in [[:File:Labeled CRP Background.PNG\|the background of "Who Shot Caleb?"]], including a {{w\|ColecoVision}} (which the Brothers Chaps [[UMFM Interview - 20 May 2003\|had previously mentioned owning]]).
	*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 9]] {{--}} Strong Bad is surprised that video store "Babbage's" doesn't carry [[Wikipedia:TurboGrafx-16\|Turbografx]] games.		*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 9]] {{--}} Strong Bad is surprised that video store "Babbage's" doesn't carry [[Wikipedia:TurboGrafx-16\|Turbografx]] games.
-	*[[space program]] {{--}} A ColecoVision controller is used to play the fictional game used to illustrate Space Captainface's skill at video games.	+	*Email [[space program]] {{--}} A ColecoVision controller is used to play the fictional game used to illustrate Space Captainface's skill at video games.
-	*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13]] {{--}} [[Tompkins]] is "baby-sat" and yells for [[Timkins]] not to play his ~~''[[Wikipedia:PlayStation_%28console%29~~#~~PSone~~\|PSone~~]]''~~.	+	*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13]] {{--}} [[Tompkins]] is "baby-sat" and yells for [[Timkins]] not to play his {{w\|PlayStation models#PS One\|PSone}}.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

Bleu Ninja: moving Coleco references here

2022-04-27T19:10:06Z

moving Coleco references here

Jeffjman: hey guys, add some more instances, spruce up mine, maybe like, do {{--}]s instead of &mdashes;

2022-03-16T16:11:18Z

hey guys, add some more instances, spruce up mine, maybe like, do {{--}]s instead of &mdashes;

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	*[[@StrongBadActual]] (August 6, 2018) — Strong Bad asks Videlectrix to send him a "digital simulation" of [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]] and gets a screenshot from the Atari 2600 version of ''[[Wikipedia:Othello (video game)\|Othello]]''.		*[[@StrongBadActual]] (August 6, 2018) — Strong Bad asks Videlectrix to send him a "digital simulation" of [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]] and gets a screenshot from the Atari 2600 version of ''[[Wikipedia:Othello (video game)\|Othello]]''.
	*[[Mr. Poofers Must Die]] — Homestar dresses as Dirk the Daring from ''[[Wikipedia:Dragon's Lair\|Dragon's Lair]]''.		*[[Mr. Poofers Must Die]] — Homestar dresses as Dirk the Daring from ''[[Wikipedia:Dragon's Lair\|Dragon's Lair]]''.
		+	*[[Halloween Hide & Seek]] — All the main characters play as specific characters from specific games from the {{wp\|Point and click}} genre.

	==Specific Consoles==		==Specific Consoles==

The Cheatbot: update page name(s)

2021-02-04T04:15:03Z

update page name(s)

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	*Email [[pom pom]] — [[Pom Pom]] beats up Strong Bad by repeatedly kicking him in mid-air, in a similar fashion to fighting games. Numbered combo points also appear.		*Email [[pom pom]] — [[Pom Pom]] beats up Strong Bad by repeatedly kicking him in mid-air, in a similar fashion to fighting games. Numbered combo points also appear.
	*[[Videro Games]] — Strong Bad describes the effects of video games on children.		*[[Videro Games]] — Strong Bad describes the effects of video games on children.
-	*Email [[~~highschool~~]] — [[Middle School Variation\|Baby Strong Bad]] pretends he is playing better video games.	+	*Email [[high school]] — [[Middle School Variation\|Baby Strong Bad]] pretends he is playing better video games.
	*Email [[secret identity]] — As Cara Carabowditbowdit, Strong Bad writes to Buttless in Bedstuy that she needs to play more video games.		*Email [[secret identity]] — As Cara Carabowditbowdit, Strong Bad writes to Buttless in Bedstuy that she needs to play more video games.
	*Email [[keep cool]] — One of the pool rules is to "press UP, A, and START" before re-entering the pool after eating.		*Email [[keep cool]] — One of the pool rules is to "press UP, A, and START" before re-entering the pool after eating.
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	*Email [[bedtime story]] — In two [[Powered by The Cheat]] segments (the latter of which is an Easter egg), [[The Cheat]] and [[Moses Malone]] play ''[[Wikipedia:The Adventures of Lolo\|The Adventures of Lolo]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:The Adventures of Bayou Billy\|The Adventures of Bayou Billy]]''.		*Email [[bedtime story]] — In two [[Powered by The Cheat]] segments (the latter of which is an Easter egg), [[The Cheat]] and [[Moses Malone]] play ''[[Wikipedia:The Adventures of Lolo\|The Adventures of Lolo]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:The Adventures of Bayou Billy\|The Adventures of Bayou Billy]]''.
	*Email [[from work]] — Strong Bad says that he hasn't taken his "sit in the men's room and play ''[[Wikipedia:Tetris\|Tetris]]'' for an hour break" yet.		*Email [[from work]] — Strong Bad says that he hasn't taken his "sit in the men's room and play ''[[Wikipedia:Tetris\|Tetris]]'' for an hour break" yet.
-	*Email [[~~hremail3184~~]] — [[Bubs]] has a drink called "PONK!", a possible reference to The Scout's BONK! energy drink from ''[[Wikipedia:Team Fortress 2\|Team Fortress 2]]''. He also shouts "PONK!" at [[Coach Z]] the same way as The Scout.	+	*Email [[hremail 3184]] — [[Bubs]] has a drink called "PONK!", a possible reference to The Scout's BONK! energy drink from ''[[Wikipedia:Team Fortress 2\|Team Fortress 2]]''. He also shouts "PONK!" at [[Coach Z]] the same way as The Scout.
	*[[Poker Night at the Inventory]] — Since The Inventory is established as a place where video game characters go on their day off, the game contains characters from ''[[Monkey Island]]'', ''[[Sam & Max]]'', ''Team Fortress 2'', ''[[Wallace & Gromit\|Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures]]'', and ''[[Back to the Future\|Back to the Future: The Game]]''.		*[[Poker Night at the Inventory]] — Since The Inventory is established as a place where video game characters go on their day off, the game contains characters from ''[[Monkey Island]]'', ''[[Sam & Max]]'', ''Team Fortress 2'', ''[[Wallace & Gromit\|Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures]]'', and ''[[Back to the Future\|Back to the Future: The Game]]''.
	*[[Joystick Wagglin' with Videlectrix: Halloween Edition]] — The [[Videlectrix Guys]] play the [[Atari 2600]] game ''[[Wikipedia:Haunted House (video game)\|Haunted House]]''.		*[[Joystick Wagglin' with Videlectrix: Halloween Edition]] — The [[Videlectrix Guys]] play the [[Atari 2600]] game ''[[Wikipedia:Haunted House (video game)\|Haunted House]]''.

That'sBupkis: /* Specific Games */

2020-02-02T03:28:27Z

Specific Games

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	*[[Poker Night at the Inventory]] — Since The Inventory is established as a place where video game characters go on their day off, the game contains characters from ''[[Monkey Island]]'', ''[[Sam & Max]]'', ''Team Fortress 2'', ''[[Wallace & Gromit\|Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures]]'', and ''[[Back to the Future\|Back to the Future: The Game]]''.		*[[Poker Night at the Inventory]] — Since The Inventory is established as a place where video game characters go on their day off, the game contains characters from ''[[Monkey Island]]'', ''[[Sam & Max]]'', ''Team Fortress 2'', ''[[Wallace & Gromit\|Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures]]'', and ''[[Back to the Future\|Back to the Future: The Game]]''.
	*[[Joystick Wagglin' with Videlectrix: Halloween Edition]] — The [[Videlectrix Guys]] play the [[Atari 2600]] game ''[[Wikipedia:Haunted House (video game)\|Haunted House]]''.		*[[Joystick Wagglin' with Videlectrix: Halloween Edition]] — The [[Videlectrix Guys]] play the [[Atari 2600]] game ''[[Wikipedia:Haunted House (video game)\|Haunted House]]''.
		+	*[[@StrongBadActual]] (August 6, 2018) — Strong Bad asks Videlectrix to send him a "digital simulation" of [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]] and gets a screenshot from the Atari 2600 version of ''[[Wikipedia:Othello (video game)\|Othello]]''.
	*[[Mr. Poofers Must Die]] — Homestar dresses as Dirk the Daring from ''[[Wikipedia:Dragon's Lair\|Dragon's Lair]]''.		*[[Mr. Poofers Must Die]] — Homestar dresses as Dirk the Daring from ''[[Wikipedia:Dragon's Lair\|Dragon's Lair]]''.

DEIDATVM: I think this is how you mark the primary article for a category

2019-10-18T23:43:18Z

I think this is how you mark the primary article for a category

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	[[Category:Lists]]		[[Category:Lists]]
-	[[Category:Video game references]]	+	[[Category:Video game references\|*]]

DEIDATVM: entertainment running gags to see also

2019-10-18T23:41:54Z

entertainment running gags to see also

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	*[[Sega]]		*[[Sega]]
	*[[Strong Bad's Technology]]		*[[Strong Bad's Technology]]
		+	*[[Popular Music References]]
		+	*[[Professional Athlete References]]

	{{stub}}		{{stub}}
	[[Category:Lists]]		[[Category:Lists]]
	[[Category:Video game references]]		[[Category:Video game references]]

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	*Email [[video games]] {{--}} Sender Taylor R. asks what Strong Bad would look like in a video game. He explains that it would depend on what system he was on. He envisions himself on "[[Atari 2600\|one of those really old machines]]", "[[Wikipedia:Video_game_graphics#Vector_graphics\|one of those 3-D vector games]]", "[[Wikipedia:Text-based game\|one of those text-based adventures]]", and "[[Wikipedia:Third generation of video game consoles\|one of those brand-new super-photorealistic games]]".		*Email [[video games]] {{--}} Sender Taylor R. asks what Strong Bad would look like in a video game. He explains that it would depend on what system he was on. He envisions himself on "[[Atari 2600\|one of those really old machines]]", "[[Wikipedia:Video_game_graphics#Vector_graphics\|one of those 3-D vector games]]", "[[Wikipedia:Text-based game\|one of those text-based adventures]]", and "[[Wikipedia:Third generation of video game consoles\|one of those brand-new super-photorealistic games]]".
	*[[Bug In Mouth Disease]] {{--}} Several consoles can be seen in [[:File:Labeled CRP Background.PNG\|the background of "Who Shot Caleb?"]], including a {{w\|ColecoVision}} (which the Brothers Chaps [[UMFM Interview - 20 May 2003\|had previously mentioned owning]]).		*[[Bug In Mouth Disease]] {{--}} Several consoles can be seen in [[:File:Labeled CRP Background.PNG\|the background of "Who Shot Caleb?"]], including a {{w\|ColecoVision}} (which the Brothers Chaps [[UMFM Interview - 20 May 2003\|had previously mentioned owning]]).
-	*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 9]] {{--}} Strong Bad is surprised that ~~video store "~~Babbage's" doesn't carry [[Wikipedia:TurboGrafx-16\|Turbografx]] games.	+	*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 9]] {{--}} Strong Bad is surprised that {{w\|GameStop\|Babbage's}} doesn't carry [[Wikipedia:TurboGrafx-16\|Turbografx]] games.
	*Email [[space program]] {{--}} A ColecoVision controller is used to play the fictional game used to illustrate Space Captainface's skill at video games.		*Email [[space program]] {{--}} A ColecoVision controller is used to play the fictional game used to illustrate Space Captainface's skill at video games.
	*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13]] {{--}} [[Tompkins]] is "baby-sat" and yells for [[Timkins]] not to play his {{w\|PlayStation models#PS One\|PSone}}.		*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13]] {{--}} [[Tompkins]] is "baby-sat" and yells for [[Timkins]] not to play his {{w\|PlayStation models#PS One\|PSone}}.

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	*[[Poker Night at the Inventory]] — Since The Inventory is established as a place where video game characters go on their day off, the game contains characters from ''[[Monkey Island]]'', ''[[Sam & Max]]'', ''Team Fortress 2'', ''[[Wallace & Gromit\|Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures]]'', and ''[[Back to the Future\|Back to the Future: The Game]]''.		*[[Poker Night at the Inventory]] — Since The Inventory is established as a place where video game characters go on their day off, the game contains characters from ''[[Monkey Island]]'', ''[[Sam & Max]]'', ''Team Fortress 2'', ''[[Wallace & Gromit\|Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures]]'', and ''[[Back to the Future\|Back to the Future: The Game]]''.
	*[[Joystick Wagglin' with Videlectrix: Halloween Edition]] — The [[Videlectrix Guys]] play the [[Atari 2600]] game ''[[Wikipedia:Haunted House (video game)\|Haunted House]]''.		*[[Joystick Wagglin' with Videlectrix: Halloween Edition]] — The [[Videlectrix Guys]] play the [[Atari 2600]] game ''[[Wikipedia:Haunted House (video game)\|Haunted House]]''.
		+	*[[@StrongBadActual]] (August 6, 2018) — Strong Bad asks Videlectrix to send him a "digital simulation" of [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]] and gets a screenshot from the Atari 2600 version of ''[[Wikipedia:Othello (video game)\|Othello]]''.
	*[[Mr. Poofers Must Die]] — Homestar dresses as Dirk the Daring from ''[[Wikipedia:Dragon's Lair\|Dragon's Lair]]''.		*[[Mr. Poofers Must Die]] — Homestar dresses as Dirk the Daring from ''[[Wikipedia:Dragon's Lair\|Dragon's Lair]]''.

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	{{about-nothe\|miscellaneous references to video games}} {{foremail\|video games}} {{for\|DVD-exclusive email\|Videro Games}}		{{about-nothe\|miscellaneous references to video games}} {{foremail\|video games}} {{for\|DVD-exclusive email\|Videro Games}}

-	'''References to video games''', especially those of the 8-bit era, are constantly made within the [[Homestar Runner universe]]. While [[Nintendo]], [[Atari 2600]], [[Sega]], [[Intellivision]], and [[Namco]] are most commonly referenced, others are listed here.	+	'''References to video games''', especially those of the 8-bit era, are constantly made within the [[Homestar Runner universe]]. While [[Nintendo]], [[Atari 2600\|Atari]], [[Sega]], [[Intellivision]], and [[Namco]] are most commonly referenced, others are listed here.

	==Generic / Ambiguous References==		==Generic / Ambiguous References==
-	*[[The Cheat Theme Song]] ~~—~~ [[Homestar Runner]] claims the video is "the best video game [he's] ever played".	+	*[[The Cheat Theme Song]] {{--}} [[Homestar Runner]] claims the video is "the best video game [he's] ever played".
-	*Email [[the bet]] ~~—~~ Strong Bad asks if [[The King of Town]] has any video games. He introduces him to [[Typing Tutor]], an arcade cabinet that Strong Bad later hoisted over a blindfolded King of Town, intending to drop it on him.	+	*Email [[the bet]] {{--}} Strong Bad asks if [[The King of Town]] has any video games. He introduces him to [[Typing Tutor]], an arcade cabinet that Strong Bad later hoisted over a blindfolded King of Town, intending to drop it on him.
-	*Email [[pom pom]] ~~—~~ [[Pom Pom]] beats up Strong Bad by repeatedly kicking him in mid-air, in a similar fashion to fighting games. Numbered combo points also appear.	+	*Email [[pom pom]] {{--}} [[Pom Pom]] beats up Strong Bad by repeatedly kicking him in mid-air, in a similar fashion to fighting games. Numbered combo points also appear.
-	*[[Videro Games]] ~~—~~ Strong Bad describes the effects of video games on children.	+	*[[Videro Games]] {{--}} Strong Bad describes the effects of video games on children.
-	*Email [[high school]] ~~—~~ [[Middle School Variation\|Baby Strong Bad]] pretends he is playing better video games.	+	*Email [[high school]] {{--}} [[Middle School Variation\|Baby Strong Bad]] pretends he is playing better video games.
-	*Email [[secret identity]] ~~—~~ As Cara Carabowditbowdit, Strong Bad writes to Buttless in Bedstuy that she needs to play more video games.	+	*Email [[secret identity]] {{--}} As Cara Carabowditbowdit, Strong Bad writes to Buttless in Bedstuy that she needs to play more video games.
-	*Email [[keep cool]] ~~—~~ One of the pool rules is to "press UP, A, and START" before re-entering the pool after eating.	+	*Email [[keep cool]] {{--}} One of the pool rules is to "press UP, A, and START" before re-entering the pool after eating.
-	*Email [[4 branches]] ~~—~~ Strong Bad uses a video game's scoring system as a simile to how Homestar Runner's stupidity works.	+	*Email [[4 branches]] {{--}} Strong Bad uses a video game's scoring system as a simile to how Homestar Runner's stupidity works.
-	*Email [[concert]] ~~—~~ Strong Bad and Strong Sad play their [[FunMachine]] together while discussing [[sloshy]].	+	*Email [[concert]] {{--}} Strong Bad and Strong Sad play their [[FunMachine]] together while discussing [[sloshy]].
-	*Email [[slumber party]] ~~—~~ Strong Bad claims that "uncool kids' dads definitely still play video games" before going to Homestar's house, where he is playing [[Clapping Party]] because his [[Parents\|father]]'s [[Wikipedia:Entertainment Software Rating Board\|M-rated]] titles are "off-limits".	+	*Email [[slumber party]] {{--}} Strong Bad claims that "uncool kids' dads definitely still play video games" before going to Homestar's house, where he is playing [[Clapping Party]] because his [[Parents\|father]]'s [[Wikipedia:Entertainment Software Rating Board\|M-rated]] titles are "off-limits".
-	*Email [[environment]] ~~—~~ Homestar "plays" his FunMachine without a cartridge inserted, claiming he is "about to win".	+	*Email [[environment]] {{--}} Homestar "plays" his FunMachine without a cartridge inserted, claiming he is "about to win".

	==Specific Games==		==Specific Games==
-	*Email [[homestar hair]] ~~—~~ [[Strong Bad]] plays ''[[Wikipedia:Temple of Apshai\|Temple of Apshai]]'' as respite from the email.	+	*Email [[homestar hair]] {{--}} [[Strong Bad]] plays ''[[Wikipedia:Temple of Apshai\|Temple of Apshai]]'' as respite from the email.
-	*[[FAQ]] ~~—~~ The page title reads "FAQ - Ouch. What do you do?". In ''[[Wikipedia:The Goonies II\|The Goonies II]]'', [[Wikipedia:Non-player character\|non-player characters]] in mazes would respond with this [[Deliberately Poor English\|Engrish]] phrase when attacked.	+	*[[FAQ]] {{--}} The page title reads "FAQ - Ouch. What do you do?". In ''[[Wikipedia:The Goonies II\|The Goonies II]]'', [[Wikipedia:Non-player character\|non-player characters]] in mazes would respond with this [[Deliberately Poor English\|Engrish]] phrase when attacked.
-	*Email [[modeling]] ~~—~~ An advertisement for foot cream includes the phrase "GOT STINKFOOT?", a reference to ''[[Wikipedia:Parodius Da!\|Parodius]]'', in which gaining a power-up will sometimes result in the main character saying "GOT A STINKFOOT?!" out of a megaphone.	+	*Email [[modeling]] {{--}} An advertisement for foot cream includes the phrase "GOT STINKFOOT?", a reference to ''[[Wikipedia:Parodius Da!\|Parodius]]'', in which gaining a power-up will sometimes result in the main character saying "GOT A STINKFOOT?!" out of a megaphone.
-	*Email [[bedtime story]] ~~—~~ In two [[Powered by The Cheat]] segments (the latter of which is an Easter egg), [[The Cheat]] and [[Moses Malone]] play ''[[Wikipedia:The Adventures of Lolo\|The Adventures of Lolo]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:The Adventures of Bayou Billy\|The Adventures of Bayou Billy]]''.	+	*Email [[bedtime story]] {{--}} In two [[Powered by The Cheat]] segments (the latter of which is an Easter egg), [[The Cheat]] and [[Moses Malone]] play ''[[Wikipedia:The Adventures of Lolo\|The Adventures of Lolo]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:The Adventures of Bayou Billy\|The Adventures of Bayou Billy]]''.
-	*Email [[from work]] ~~—~~ Strong Bad says that he hasn't taken his "sit in the men's room and play ''[[Wikipedia:Tetris\|Tetris]]'' for an hour break" yet.	+	*Email [[from work]] {{--}} Strong Bad says that he hasn't taken his "sit in the men's room and play ''[[Wikipedia:Tetris\|Tetris]]'' for an hour break" yet.
-	*Email [[hremail 3184]] ~~—~~ [[Bubs]] has a drink called "PONK!", a possible reference to The Scout's BONK! energy drink from ''[[Wikipedia:Team Fortress 2\|Team Fortress 2]]''. He also shouts "PONK!" at [[Coach Z]] the same way as The Scout.	+	*Email [[hremail 3184]] {{--}} [[Bubs]] has a drink called "PONK!", a possible reference to The Scout's BONK! energy drink from ''[[Wikipedia:Team Fortress 2\|Team Fortress 2]]''. He also shouts "PONK!" at [[Coach Z]] the same way as The Scout.
-	*[[Poker Night at the Inventory]] ~~—~~ Since The Inventory is established as a place where video game characters go on their day off, the game contains characters from ''[[Monkey Island]]'', ''[[Sam & Max]]'', ''Team Fortress 2'', ''[[Wallace & Gromit\|Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures]]'', and ''[[Back to the Future\|Back to the Future: The Game]]''.	+	*[[Poker Night at the Inventory]] {{--}} Since The Inventory is established as a place where video game characters go on their day off, the game contains characters from ''[[Monkey Island]]'', ''[[Sam & Max]]'', ''Team Fortress 2'', ''[[Wallace & Gromit\|Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures]]'', and ''[[Back to the Future\|Back to the Future: The Game]]''.
-	*[[Joystick Wagglin' with Videlectrix: Halloween Edition]] ~~—~~ The [[Videlectrix Guys]] play the [[Atari 2600]] game ''[[Wikipedia:Haunted House (video game)\|Haunted House]]''.	+	*[[Joystick Wagglin' with Videlectrix: Halloween Edition]] {{--}} The [[Videlectrix Guys]] play the [[Atari 2600]] game ''[[Wikipedia:Haunted House (video game)\|Haunted House]]''.
-	*[[@StrongBadActual]] (August 6, 2018) ~~—~~ Strong Bad asks Videlectrix to send him a "digital simulation" of [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]] and gets a screenshot from the Atari 2600 version of ''[[Wikipedia:Othello (video game)\|Othello]]''.	+	*[[@StrongBadActual]] (August 6, 2018) {{--}} Strong Bad asks Videlectrix to send him a "digital simulation" of [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]] and gets a screenshot from the Atari 2600 version of ''[[Wikipedia:Othello (video game)\|Othello]]''.
-	*[[Mr. Poofers Must Die]] ~~—~~ Homestar dresses as Dirk the Daring from ''[[Wikipedia:Dragon's Lair\|Dragon's Lair]]''.	+	*[[Mr. Poofers Must Die]] {{--}} Homestar dresses as Dirk the Daring from ''[[Wikipedia:Dragon's Lair\|Dragon's Lair]]''.
-	*[[Halloween Hide & Seek]] ~~—~~ All the main characters play as specific characters from specific games from the {{wp\|Point and click}} genre.	+	*[[Halloween Hide & Seek]] {{--}} All the main characters play as specific characters from specific games from the {{wp\|Point and click}} genre.

	==Specific Consoles==		==Specific Consoles==
-	*Email [[video games]] ~~—~~ Sender Taylor R. asks what Strong Bad would look like in a video game. He explains that it would depend on what system he was on. He envisions himself on "one of those [[Wikipedia:Atari 2600\|really old machines]]", "[[Wikipedia:Video_game_graphics#Vector_graphics\|one of those 3-D vector games]]", "[[Wikipedia:Text-based game\|one of those text-based adventures]]", and "[[Wikipedia:Nintendo Entertainment System\|one of those brand-new super-photorealistic games]]".	+	*Email [[video games]] {{--}} Sender Taylor R. asks what Strong Bad would look like in a video game. He explains that it would depend on what system he was on. He envisions himself on "one of those [[Wikipedia:Atari 2600\|really old machines]]", "[[Wikipedia:Video_game_graphics#Vector_graphics\|one of those 3-D vector games]]", "[[Wikipedia:Text-based game\|one of those text-based adventures]]", and "[[Wikipedia:Nintendo Entertainment System\|one of those brand-new super-photorealistic games]]".
-	*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 9]] ~~—~~ Strong Bad is surprised that video store "Babbage's" doesn't carry [[Wikipedia:TurboGrafx-16\|Turbografx]] games.	+	*[[Bug In Mouth Disease]] {{--}} Several consoles can be seen in [[:File:Labeled CRP Background.PNG\|the background of "Who Shot Caleb?"]], including a {{w\|ColecoVision}} (which the Brothers Chaps [[UMFM Interview - 20 May 2003\|had previously mentioned owning]]).
-	*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13]] ~~—~~ [[Tompkins]] is "baby-sat" and yells for [[Timkins]] not to play his ''[[Wikipedia:PlayStation_%28console%29#PSone\|PSone]]''.	+	*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 9]] {{--}} Strong Bad is surprised that video store "Babbage's" doesn't carry [[Wikipedia:TurboGrafx-16\|Turbografx]] games.
		+	*[[space program]] {{--}} A ColecoVision controller is used to play the fictional game used to illustrate Space Captainface's skill at video games.
		+	*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13]] {{--}} [[Tompkins]] is "baby-sat" and yells for [[Timkins]] not to play his ''[[Wikipedia:PlayStation_%28console%29#PSone\|PSone]]''.

	==See Also==		==See Also==