Videlectrix Office
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[[File:TwitterSbemailsongGuitar.png|thumb|right|We use computers... to make video games!]] | [[File:TwitterSbemailsongGuitar.png|thumb|right|We use computers... to make video games!]] | ||
| - | The '''Videlectrix office''' is the place where all the [[Videlectrix]] game-making magic happens. The [[Videlectrix Guys]] do their programming here on an [[Apple IIe]] computer. | + | The '''Videlectrix office''' is the place where all the [[Videlectrix]] game-making magic happens. The [[Videlectrix Guys]] do their programming here on an [[Apple IIe]] computer. The office is also used for [[Boardelectrix]] work, with a page reading "boar" taped over the "Vi" in the logo. |
In reality, the Videlectrix office is part of the [[Office of the Brothers Chaps|office space]] used by [[The Brothers Chaps]] to produce [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]]. This portion of their office includes a gaming area with an [[Apple IIe]] with a [[Floppy Disk Container]], various [[Nintendo]] consoles, and an [[Atari 2600]]. Further decor includes a [[Batman|bust of William Shakespeare]] and a framed portrait of the Videlectrix Guys. | In reality, the Videlectrix office is part of the [[Office of the Brothers Chaps|office space]] used by [[The Brothers Chaps]] to produce [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]]. This portion of their office includes a gaming area with an [[Apple IIe]] with a [[Floppy Disk Container]], various [[Nintendo]] consoles, and an [[Atari 2600]]. Further decor includes a [[Batman|bust of William Shakespeare]] and a framed portrait of the Videlectrix Guys. | ||
Several decorations hang on the wall: | Several decorations hang on the wall: | ||
| - | *A large Videlectrix logo (each letter | + | *A large Videlectrix logo (each letter is a separate piece) |
| - | *Six framed game covers | + | *Six framed game covers: |
**[[Secret Collect.]] | **[[Secret Collect.]] | ||
**[[Thy Dungeonman]] | **[[Thy Dungeonman]] | ||
**[[RhinoFeeder]] | **[[RhinoFeeder]] | ||
| - | **[[Hallrunner]] | + | **[[Hallrunner]] |
**[[Duck Guardian 2]] | **[[Duck Guardian 2]] | ||
**[[StrongBadZone]] | **[[StrongBadZone]] | ||
*A large [[Planet Alert!]] poster | *A large [[Planet Alert!]] poster | ||
| - | *Two [[Peasant's Quest]] screenshots | + | *Two [[Peasant's Quest]] screenshots: |
**The lake | **The lake | ||
**The cliff | **The cliff | ||
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*[[Joystick Wagglin' with Videlectrix: Halloween Edition]] | *[[Joystick Wagglin' with Videlectrix: Halloween Edition]] | ||
*[[Screenland - 24 Apr 2017]] | *[[Screenland - 24 Apr 2017]] | ||
| + | *[[Trogdor!! The Board Game (video)]] | ||
[[Category:Places of Business]] | [[Category:Places of Business]] | ||
Current revision as of 20:52, 13 December 2021
The Videlectrix office is the place where all the Videlectrix game-making magic happens. The Videlectrix Guys do their programming here on an Apple IIe computer. The office is also used for Boardelectrix work, with a page reading "boar" taped over the "Vi" in the logo.
In reality, the Videlectrix office is part of the office space used by The Brothers Chaps to produce Homestar Runner. This portion of their office includes a gaming area with an Apple IIe with a Floppy Disk Container, various Nintendo consoles, and an Atari 2600. Further decor includes a bust of William Shakespeare and a framed portrait of the Videlectrix Guys.
Several decorations hang on the wall:
- A large Videlectrix logo (each letter is a separate piece)
- Six framed game covers:
- A large Planet Alert! poster
- Two Peasant's Quest screenshots:
- The lake
- The cliff
[edit] Former Office
The Videlectrix room in the previous office space was a room with blue walls and a window that looked into the sound room. The Apple IIe sat on a desk in the center of the room, and the walls were decorated with the Videlectrix logo and framed game covers.
Emotion Eric conducted an interview with the head programmer and toured other parts of this "facility".
