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''This article is about the game company.'' ''For games played on the Wii, see [[Viidelectrix]].''

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| style="text-align: center;"| Video games, CD-Rs, video game consoles, movies and metal detectors
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| style="text-align: center;"| We use computers...to make video games!
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! style="text-align: center;"| Website
| style="text-align: center;"| [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/ https://www.old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/]
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'''Videlectrix''' is a fictitious video game company that "makes" most of the games seen on [[homestarrunner.com]], first mentioned in the game [[Awexome Cross]]. The brains behind the company Videlectrix were the cover story for January 2005's issue of [[Stookley's Hundredaire Socialite]], as seen in an Easter egg of the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[part-time job]]. In reality, the [[Videlectrix Guys|employees]] seen are [[The Brothers Chaps]] in fake mustaches.

Videlectrix has three known subsidiaries, ''Videlectrix Films'', which is responsible for the [[Peasant's Quest Movie Trailer|Peasant's Quest movie]] and [[Litigation Jackson]], ''Videlectrix Media'', which manufactures [[CD-R|CD-Rs]], the type of which is used for [[Strong Bad Sings and Other Type Hits]], and ''Videlectrix Kidx'', which produces the [[Taranchula]] [[Metal Detector|metal detector]] used in the email [[buried]] and the [[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]] game series. Although the board game company [[Boardelectrix]] and the toy company [[Kidelectrix]] have similar names to Videlectrix, the relationship between these three companies is unknown.

The website was originally located at "videlectrix.com", before it was moved to "homestarrunner.com/videlectrix". Between October and November 2019, the domain name "videlectrix.com" expired, and was briefly owned by squatters. Several pages, including the [[Scrolling Shooter Games Menu|Games menu]], still contained links to that site during this time. The domain now consists of a frame that shows the homestarrunner.com version of the website.

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== Contents ==

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* [#Main_Page_Descriptions 1 Main Page Descriptions]
** [#April_24.2C_2009-present 1.1 April 24, 2009-present]
** [#December_1.2C_2008-April_23.2C_2009 1.2 December 1, 2008-April 23, 2009]
** [#November_19.2C_2008-November_30.2C_2008 1.3 November 19, 2008-November 30, 2008]
** [#July_18.2C_2008-November_19.2C_2008 1.4 July 18, 2008-November 19, 2008]
** [#April_10.2C_2008-July_17.2C_2008 1.5 April 10, 2008-July 17, 2008]
** [#July_16.2C_2007-April_9.2C_2008 1.6 July 16, 2007-April 9, 2008]
** [#March_12.2C_2007-July_16.2C_2007 1.7 March 12, 2007-July 16, 2007]
** [#July_17.2C_2006-March_12.2C_2007 1.8 July 17, 2006-March 12, 2007]
** [#July_10.2C_2006-July_17.2C_2006 1.9 July 10, 2006-July 17, 2006]
** [#April_24.2C_2006-July_10.2C_2006 1.10 April 24, 2006-July 10, 2006]
** [#March_21.2C_2005-April_24.2C_2006 1.11 March 21, 2005-April 24, 2006]
** [#January_14-March_21.2C_2005 1.12 January 14-March 21, 2005]
** [#August_30.2C_2004-January_14.2C_2005 1.13 August 30, 2004-January 14, 2005]
** [#February_23-August_30.2C_2004 1.14 February 23-August 30, 2004]
* [#Easter_Eggs 2 Easter Eggs]
* [#Videlectrix_Games 3 Videlectrix Games]
** [#Playable 3.1 Playable]
** [#Non-Playable 3.2 Non-Playable]
* [#Game_Gallery 4 Game Gallery]
* [#Game_Music 5 Game Music]
* [#Fun_Facts 6 Fun Facts]
** [#Remarks 6.1 Remarks]
** [#Glitches 6.2 Glitches]
** [#Inside_References 6.3 Inside References]
** [#Real-World_References 6.4 Real-World References]
* [#Quotes_of_the_Week 7 Quotes of the Week]
* [#See_Also 8 See Also]
* [#External_Links 9 External Links]

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== Main Page Descriptions ==

These are the descriptions shown on the main page of the Videlectrix website, [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/ Videlectrix.com].


=== April 24, 2009-present ===

<blockquote>Sure you can go to [http://www.telltale.com/store/strongbad-bundles TelltaleGames.com] to 
buy Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People 
on DVD. But only Videlectrix has the REAL box art! 
 
We don't even know what a 'slip case' is! Box art 
belongs on a BOX. Or at least a picture of a box. 
And that's what you'll find here. 
 
Oh and hey! Maybe we'll make another [https://homestarrunner.com/dangeresque.html Roomisode!]</blockquote>

=== December 1, 2008-April 23, 2009 ===

<blockquote>Got the EPISODIC GAMING blues? In this age 
of calculator wristwatches, who has time for 2-4 hours 
of gameplay? With Videlectrix' new [https://homestarrunner.com/dangeresque.html ROOMISODIC GAMING], we guarantee several minutes of game play! 
 
Filling out the paperwork has never been so action-packed 
in [https://homestarrunner.com/dangeresque.html Dangeresque Roomisode 1: Behind The Dangerdesque! Click here to play now!]</blockquote>

=== November 19, 2008-November 30, 2008 ===

<blockquote>Videlectrix has had ENOUGH! Telltale Games 
thinks they're SO GREAT with their episodic 
gaming model. Well, we still have a few videlectricks 
up our sleeve. No longer will we be graphically 
mariginalized by our graphical oppressors! 
 
Check back in the coming days as we strike back!</blockquote>

=== July 18, 2008-November 19, 2008 ===

<blockquote>Don't forget about us! We're still HERE! Videlectrix 
has been committing to all kinds of excellents 
in video gaming. No matter what lawsuits you 
hear about, Videlectrix did A LOT of work on 
'Strong Man's Cool Game for Attractive People.' 
 
Um...Remember Peasant's Quest? 
We did that!</blockquote>

=== April 10, 2008-July 17, 2008 ===

<blockquote>It's official! Videlectrix has gone this-gen! Teaming up 
with round, puffy graphics gamemakers Telltale Games, 
we're finally bringing the world of Homestart Runner 
to life with "Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive 
People!" We helped out with the ''whole entire game'' 
and not just one little part they kept in because 
the contract said they had to! Thanks Telltale!</blockquote>

=== July 16, 2007-April 9, 2008 ===

<blockquote>Ever bought a used game that didn't come with the instruction book? 
Hard to play, right? Well, that's just what Videlectrix did with 
"Where's an Egg?"! We bought this game overseas years ago and had 
no idea how to play it... UNTIL NOW! 
 
This online auction has a single page from the instruction book for sale! 
Now everything kind of makes a little bit of sense! 
CLICK HERE to play Where's an egg? right now!</blockquote>

=== March 12, 2007-July 16, 2007 ===

<blockquote>Here at Videmalectrix, some of our programmers 
don't have a whole heckuva lot to do 
sometimes. So we made them remake several 
of your favorite V'lectrix hits for use on the new 
Remote Controller Video Game System! 
Just pick up any remote you have lying around, 
TV, Betamax, even Laserdisc, then 
click on 'Games for Wii' and get to wavin'!</blockquote>

=== July 17, 2006-March 12, 2007 ===

<blockquote>Videlectrix is ONTO YOU! We know you want more 
quality styles inside of your video game and that's 
just what we've done! Kid Speedy v1.NEW! is an 
update for the ages. New challenge! More reward! 
If video computer games are the disease, Videlectrix 
is the free clinic! 
 
Play Kid Speedy! in the 'Game Demos' section NOW!</blockquote>

=== July 10, 2006-July 17, 2006 ===

<blockquote>We have had a lot of couple people tell us 
that they firmly believe 'Kid Speedy' will 
never come out. We Videlectrix types would like to 
take this opportunity to spit on those people. 
After eating a bunch of Skittles. 
 
Head to the 'Game Demos' section and play Kid Speedy!</blockquote>

=== April 24, 2006-July 10, 2006 ===

<blockquote>Oh, man. Here we go again. Those 
big 'ol brains at Videlectix.com have been 
trying to outdo themselves for some time 
now, and they've finally done it with a 
little game called 'Thy Dungeonman 3.' 
Utilising state-off-the-art amber monochrome 
computer visuals, TD3 will make you want 
to never stop playing this game!!!!!</blockquote>

=== March 21, 2005-April 24, 2006 ===

<blockquote>You may not believe it, but we've made yet 
another good-great game. We decided to call 
this one Stinkoman 20X6. Side scrolling action 
means hours of fun scrolling action! 
Springtime's around the corner, and 
coincidentally, so is "Your Videlectrix.com."</blockquote>

=== January 14-March 21, 2005 ===

<blockquote>Holy smokes! We managed to make another 
game. This game is a great game and it is 
called 50k Racewalker. Go fast, but not too 
fast! Pace it on over to the game demos 
section and take a few (million) steps. 
You won't (will) be disappointed! Keep 
your crosshairs locked on videlectrix.com, 
or "Good Games HQ."</blockquote>

=== August 30, 2004-January 14, 2005 ===

<blockquote>Yowza! We're a real video-game-making-company! 
To prove it, we have a new game called Duck Guardian. 
Slither on over to the Game Demos section and 
guard you some ducks. We're also gearing up for our 
fall lineup of "New Releases and Announced Titles." 
We look forward to seeing you in America's finest 
and friendliest video arcades!</blockquote>

=== February 23-August 30, 2004 ===

<blockquote>We're all the time working on the hottest new games and titles. Recently, 
we just finished making 'Thy Dungeonman 2.' We're even thinking of 
making another game in the future! Other projects are too numerous 
and exciting to mention, but you can bet they'll be every bit as good as 
some of our other hot titles. For years, Videlectrix has been busy making 
sure you'll get a chance to love playing our electronic T.V. video games. 
That's practically our middle name. So, keep your eyes peeled for our 
upcoming "Hottest New Games and Titles!!"</blockquote>

== Easter Eggs ==

* Clicking on the blow up reading "starring the popular RON PLANET!" while viewing the Duck Guardian 2 box will send you to [http://www.ronplanet.com Ron Planet]. This is a side project by Craig Zobel and Matt Chapman.
* The mp3 file for Stinkoman Level 1 Theme has a description that says "00000605 0000010F 000027AE 0000116E 00007E53 000074BC 00005EF8 00007053 00003C68 000065F0". It is unknown what this is supposed to mean, but it may be a video game code.


== Videlectrix Games ==

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=== Playable ===

* [[50K Racewalker]]
* [[Awexome Cross]]
* [[Dangeresque Roomisode 1: Behind the Dangerdesque|Dangeresque Roomisode 1: Behind The Dangerdesque]]
* [[Duck Guardian]]
* [[Duck Pond]]
* [[Gel-Arshie's Pro Fruitboarder]]
* [[Hallrunner]]
* [[Kid Speedy]]
* [[Limozeen's Hot Babelien Odyssey]]
* [[Math Kickers]]
* [[Peasant's Quest]]
* [[Pigs on Head|Pigs on Head (LCD Version)]]
* [[Population: Tire]]
* [[RhinoFeeder]]
* [[Secret Collect.]]
* [[Snake Boxer 5]]
* [[Space Circus Catastrophe]]
* [[Stinkoman 20X6]]
* [[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]]
* [[StrongBadZone]]
* [[Thy Dungeonman]]
* [[Thy Dungeonman II]]
* [[Thy Dungeonman 3]]
* [[TROGDOR!]]
* [[Trogdor's 3D-Ungeon]]
* [[Where's an Egg?]]
* [[Where's The Cheat? (game)|Where's The Cheat?]]

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=== Non-Playable ===

* [[Butcher Bros.]]
* [[C.H.E.A.T.]]
* [[Cheat Commandos Tactics]]
* [[Dangeresque Roomisode 2]]
* [[Duck Guardian 2]]
* [[Fluffy Puff Mayonnaise Game]]
* [[Halfathlon]]
* [[King Dingo]]
* Lady Crate Ape
* [[Lewis Rudkin SX: england]]
* Mista Fixit
* Pigs On Head (console/computer version)
* [[Planet Alert!]]
* [[QWERTY]]
* [[Rabbit Algebra]]
* [[Salad Daze]]
* [[Shploitz!]]
* Snake Boxer
* Snake Boxer 2: The Biting of Boxer Joe
* Snake Boxer 3: Solving Problems Through Diplomacy
* Snake Boxer 4: Lady Snake Parade
* Snake Boxer 6: Now The Snakes Have Fists Too
* [[Spaceshipper]]
* [[Spirits of '76]]
* [[Sundae Drivin']]
* The Halls of Trogdor
* Thy Dungeonman 0: No Text Edition
* [[Trogdor: Let's Burninate Phonics]]
* Where's an Egg? II
* [[Fan Costumes 2017|Xeliogravius IV]]

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== Game Gallery ==

The box art of the games created by Videlectrix. '''Description:'''

<blockquote>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.</blockquote>
* Secret Collect (for the [[FunMachine]])
* StrongBadZone
* Rhinofeeder (for the Super Funmachine)
* Thy Dungeonman (400-page manual inside!! Text-based, Dungeon-based Action!!)
* Thy Dungeonman II (More Text Means More Action!!)
* Thy Dungeonman III
* 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 various Videlectrix games are available. '''Description:'''

<blockquote>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.</blockquote>
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/songs/videlectrix_theme.mp3 Videlectrix Theme]
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/songs/trogdor_theme.mp3 Trogdor Theme]
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/songs/poptire_theme.mp3 Population Tire Theme]
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/songs/awexome_music.mp3 Awexome Cross Music]
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/songs/rhino_music.mp3 Rhino Feeder Music]
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/songs/sbzone_music.mp3 StrongBadZone Music]
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/songs/pq_theme.mp3 Peasant's Quest Theme]
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/songs/pq_trogcave.mp3 Peasant's Quest (Trogdor's Cave)]
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/songs/trogdor_intermission.mp3 Trogdor Intermission]
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/songs/thydungeonman_theme.mp3 Thy Dungeonman Theme]
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/songs/racewalker50k_theme.mp3 50K Racewalker Theme]
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/songs/duckguard1_theme.mp3 Duck Guardian 1 Theme]
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/songs/duckguard1_win.mp3 Duck Guardian 1 Reprise]
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/songs/stinkoman_level1.mp3 Stinkoman Level 1]
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/songs/stinkoman_level2.mp3 Stinkoman Level 2]
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/songs/stinkoman_cutscene.mp3 Stinkoman Cutscene]


== Fun Facts ==


=== Remarks ===

* The quote "award winning artists such as: our art department" could be a reference to games from the Atari era in which employees remained nameless.
* If the TROGDOR! game in the catalog is clicked when it is already on the screen, the Secret Collect game description is shown.
* The metadata for all three Stinkoman tunes lists "[[Homestar Runner]]" as artist.
* Videlectrix has often been treated as a legitimate video game developer in the real world. In one instance, they were even acknowledged by Nintendo Power magazine.
** Emotion Eric visited the Videlectrix offices for an [http://www.emotioneric.com/ae/?adv=theinterview interview].
** Rock, Paper, Shotgun [http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2008/12/17/rps-speaks-exclusively-to-videlectrix/ interviewed] Videlectrix regarding their disagreement with [[Telltale Games]].
* As seen in one of [[Strong Bad]]'s [[@strongbadactual (Instagram)|Instagram]] posts, Videlectrix has come out with a "Virtualectrix" virtual reality headset, although as depicted it is made of cardboard.


=== Glitches ===

* Sometimes, on the Game Catalog menu, when you click on Dangeresque, a screenshot of Stinkoman 20X6 appears on the television and "Stinkoman 20X6" will appear at the top instead of Dangeresque. Also, a random description will appear as well. If you click on Dangeresque again, the proper Dangeresque title, screenshot and description will appear.


=== Inside References ===

* Many Videlectrix games feature [[Poorly Written Emails|incorrect English grammar]] and [[Deliberately Poor English|spelling due to bad translations]], despite the fact the Videlectrix team have been shown to be fluent in English.
* The games in the catalog are presented as stacks of [[Atari 2600]] cartridges.


=== Real-World References ===

* The Videlectrix logo is similar to the first version of the [[Commodore International|Commodore]] logo, particularly its [[Fonts|font]].


== Quotes of the Week ==


== See Also ==

* [[Viidelectrix]]


== External Links ==

* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/ Videlectrix website] — '''Page Title:''' Home of our Videlectrix!!
** View the [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/videlectrix_home.swf Flash file] of the main page
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/videlectrix_catalog.html Games Catalog] — '''Page Title:''' Catalogs of our games!!
** View the [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/videlectrix_catalog.swf Flash file] of the games catalog
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/videlectrix_demos.html Game Demos] — '''Page Title:''' Demos of our games!
** View the [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/videlectrix_demos.swf Flash file] of the demos page
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/videlectrix_gallery.html Game Gallery] — '''Page Title:''' Galleries of our games!
** View the [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/videlectrix_gallery.swf Flash file] of the gallery page
* [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/videlectrix_music.html Game Music] — '''Page Title:''' Musics of our games!
** View the [https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/videlectrix_music.swf Flash file] of the music page

 

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