Videlectrix

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Good graphics are a must

Videlectrix is a multi-dollar fictitious video game company that makes some of the hottest games ever. If anyone is playing a video game in any of the Homestar Runner toons, chances are it's a chart-topping Videlectrix classic.

They also manufacture blank CD-Rs, such as the one the Strong Bad Sings CD was pressed on.

The brains behind the company were the cover story for January 2005's issue of Hundredaire Socialite. The brains behind Videlectrix are of course The Brothers Chaps in fake mustaches and their friend Jonathan Howe.

Videlectrix has a subsidiary, Videlectrix Films, which is responsible for the Peasant's Quest movie.

Debut: duck pond


Contents

Videlectrix Games

Playable

Non-Playable

Game Gallery

Box covers of some of the games.

Description:
Welcome to the Videlectrix Game Gallery. Have some wine and cheese
and enjoy the dynamic cover artwork for our dynamic cover games.
Featuring the work of award winning artists such as: our art department.
  • Secret Collect (for the FunMachine)
  • StrongBadZone
  • Rhinofeeder (for the Super Funmachine)
  • Thy Dungeonman (400-page manual inside!! Text-based, Dungeon-based Action!!)
  • Thy Dungeoman 2 (More Text Means More Action!!)
  • 50k Racewalker (Taste a Walk!)
  • Duck Guardian 1
  • Duck Guardian 2 (starring the popular Ron Planet!)
  • Planet Alert!
  • Hallrunner (For use with Arrow Keys!)
  • Pigs on Head
  • Space Shipper (NOW for only ONE PLAYER!!!)
  • Stinkoman 20X6 (Ask for a challenge! Deuce!)

Game Music

MP3s of the music from the various games Videlectrix makes are available.

Description:
We one time received two emails asking about the music from all our 
various game selections. We took that to mean we should put them 
UP for DOWN load (D-pad humor). Here is.

Fun Facts

Real World References

  • The quote "award winning artists such as: our art department" could be a reference to games in the Atari era in which employees remained nameless.
  • In the background of 'StrongBadZone Music' is a song by the band Death Cab for Cutie called Photobooth

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