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	~~[[File:videogames.png\|[[File:videogames.png\|200px\|thumb\|"So hopefully one day technology will catch up with my advanced thinking."]]]]~~		In '''[[video games]]''', the 94th [[Strong Bad Email]], Taylor R. asks [[Strong Bad]] what he would be like in a [[Games\|video game]]. Strong Bad first mentions [[Secret Collect]], an [[Atari 2600]]-style game, in which he would wander around futuristic mazes collecting things that look nothing like him while his own graphics look nothing like him. After Secret Collect, Strong Bad mentions [[StrongBadZone]], a vector-graphics game, in which a spiky-headed, cyber-shield guy would block attacks from [[Vector Strong Bad\|a vector version of Strong Bad's head]] because [[Blatant Lies\|nobody can control him]]! Vector Strong Bad would sometimes say [[Deliberately Poor English\|poorly-translated phrases]] such as "BACK OFF BABY" and "YOUR HEAD [[A Splode\|A SPLODE]]". Next, Strong Bad mentions [[Thy Dungeonman]], an interactive fiction game, that consists of getting [[Ye Flask]]. However, the [[Thy Dungeonman (character)\|main character]] is not Strong Bad. Last but not least, Strong Bad mentions [[RhinoFeeder]], a SNES-era game, which in his words, is [[Strong Bad's Technology\|"super-photorealistic" and "takes migs and megs of memories just to play it"]]. The objective of RhinoFeeder is to have Strong Bad feed a rhino while avoiding [[Snakes\|snakes]]. The four games can be played and they were later added to the [[Scrolling Shooter Games Menu\|games menu]]. [https://homestarrunner.com/sbemail94.html watch] '''[[video games\|(more...)]]'''

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	In '''[[video games]]''', the 94th [[Strong Bad Email]], Taylor R. asks [[Strong Bad]] what he would be like in a [[Games\|video game]]. Strong Bad first mentions [[Secret Collect]], an [[Atari 2600]]-style game, in which he would wander around futuristic mazes collecting things that look nothing like him while his own graphics look nothing like him. After Secret Collect, Strong Bad mentions [[StrongBadZone]], a vector-graphics game, in which a spiky-headed, cyber-shield guy would block attacks from [[Vector Strong Bad\|a vector version of Strong Bad's head]] because [[Blatant Lies\|nobody can control him]]! Vector Strong Bad would sometimes say [[Deliberately Poor English\|poorly-translated phrases]] such as ~~"~~BACK OFF BABY~~"~~ and ~~"~~YOUR HEAD [[A Splode\|A SPLODE]]~~"~~. Next, Strong Bad mentions [[Thy Dungeonman]], an interactive fiction game, that consists of getting [[Ye Flask]]. However, the [[Thy Dungeonman (character)\|main character]] is not Strong Bad. Last but not least, Strong Bad mentions [[RhinoFeeder]], a SNES-era game, which in his words, is [[Strong Bad's Technology\|"super-photorealistic" and "takes migs and megs of memories just to play it"]]. The objective of RhinoFeeder is to have Strong Bad feed a rhino while avoiding [[Snakes\|snakes]]. The four games can be played and they were later added to the [[Scrolling Shooter Games Menu\|games menu]]. ~~<span class="hovul" style="font-size:smaller; background:#EEE; border:1px #999 solid; padding:2px; white-space:nowrap;">~~[https://homestarrunner.com/sbemail94.html watch]~~</span>~~ '''[[video games\|(more...)]]'''

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In '''[[video games]]''', the 94th [[Strong Bad Email]], Taylor R. asks [[Strong Bad]] what he would be like in a [[Games|video game]]. Strong Bad first mentions [[Secret Collect]], an [[Atari 2600]]-style game, in which he would wander around futuristic mazes collecting things that look nothing like him while his own graphics look nothing like him. After Secret Collect, Strong Bad mentions [[StrongBadZone]], a vector-graphics game, in which a spiky-headed, cyber-shield guy would block attacks from [[Vector Strong Bad|a vector version of Strong Bad's head]] because [[Blatant Lies|nobody can control him]]! Vector Strong Bad would sometimes say [[Deliberately Poor English|poorly-translated phrases]] such as "BACK OFF BABY" and "YOUR HEAD [[A Splode|A SPLODE]]". Next, Strong Bad mentions [[Thy Dungeonman]], an interactive fiction game, that consists of getting [[Ye Flask]]. However, the [[Thy Dungeonman (character)|main character]] is not Strong Bad. Last but not least, Strong Bad mentions [[RhinoFeeder]], a SNES-era game, which in his words, is [[Strong Bad's Technology|"super-photorealistic" and "takes migs and megs of memories just to play it"]]. The objective of RhinoFeeder is to have Strong Bad feed a rhino while avoiding [[Snakes|snakes]]. The four games can be played and they were later added to the [[Scrolling Shooter Games Menu|games menu]]. <span class="hovul" style="font-size:smaller; background:#EEE; border:1px #999 solid; padding:2px; white-space:nowrap;">[https://homestarrunner.com/sbemail94.html watch]</span> '''[[video games|(more...)]]'''

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