Videlectrix Office
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[[Image:Videlectrix Office.png|thumb|Where all game-making magic happens.]] | [[Image:Videlectrix Office.png|thumb|Where all game-making magic happens.]] | ||
| - | The '''Videlectrix office''' is the place where all the [[Videlectrix]] game-making magic happens. The [[Videlectrix Guys]] do their programming here on an [[ | + | 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 other furnishings of this blue room include the company logo, the box art from many of their games, and the Homestar Runner [[Store Toys#Collectible Figurines|collectible figurines]]. |
In reality, the Videlectrix office is part of the office space used by [[The Brothers Chaps]] to produce [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]]. [http://www.emotioneric.com/ae/?adv=theinterview A blogger] conducted an interview with the head programmer there and toured other parts of the facility, which are really just other parts of the Homestar Runner office. | In reality, the Videlectrix office is part of the office space used by [[The Brothers Chaps]] to produce [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]]. [http://www.emotioneric.com/ae/?adv=theinterview A blogger] conducted an interview with the head programmer there and toured other parts of the facility, which are really just other parts of the Homestar Runner office. | ||
Revision as of 23:34, 5 February 2009
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 other furnishings of this blue room include the company logo, the box art from many of their games, and the Homestar Runner collectible figurines.
In reality, the Videlectrix office is part of the office space used by The Brothers Chaps to produce Homestar Runner. A blogger conducted an interview with the head programmer there and toured other parts of the facility, which are really just other parts of the Homestar Runner office.
Box Art
The following games have their box art framed on the office walls:
