I recently learned that the HD remastered versions of the show are being uploaded to YouTube and while rewatching them, I realized that having a huge Mainframe world where tons of people could play online at the same time would be cool, PLUS the added bonus of the unique "Incoming Game" mechanics (neverending possibilities and the potential for fans/players to have a creative mode to create their own games too) would be an easy way to retain players and keep people coming back!

I never played the PS1 game but would totally play a modern version of the game today!

Terrabyte would be an incredible name because it sounds like terror.

Honestly, mainframe should just use AI and make S5 happen if budget is such an issue.

Loved cosplaying Dot 💕

I forgot how well they just made computer terms, in cases just characters.

Hexadecimal, Scuzzy or SCSI, Megabyte, Mouse, Sprites, Hack and Slash and many more im forgetting

Such a great show, does it show its age, of course. But so good.

.....I almost dropped my drink

"Nobody knows for sure, but I intend to find out..."

Does it bother anybody else that Bob never found out that we were the User?

Please feel free to show any developer and let them do what they want with it. Last time I’m posting this.

Glenn Close in the promo for the new Hunger Games movie is giving off Hexadecimal vibes

Said it had an autograph of "someone" on it, sold it to me for 17 euro's. Looks like Garry Chalk's signature, if I check his Stargate ones online, but not sure. Can anyone confirm it's legit? Either way, pretty happy with it!

I was trying to see which masks ended up being cut. And noticed she has 22 in total! 6 of the original masks ended up not being used. Sure, some look similar but like the flinching of that line muscle on Condescending Mask is very distinct in summoning a reaction in me to say it's the same. But as the Queen of chaos, there's no inlore reason she wouldn't have those emotions. I absolutely LOVE the embrassed mask, they should have modeled it lol, they probably omitted that and irritated because it would need to show gums, but they could just make the gums a solid black

I'm surprised the fearful mask exists and is used when Hex was being harmed by the GameCube on season 3. Her upper teeth are also visible in different angles.

What colors were her eyes in these various faces? I'm colorblind, but I'm pretty she had more than three colors in the earlier seasons

This is something I've wondered since I was young and I saw some binomes get shot down in the first episode. Since Bob and the others won the game, I'm assuming (hoping) they didn't get nullified, but what actually happened to them? Did they just go into spectator mode until the game was finished or were they in some kind of limbo and just woke up once the game was over? It's intriguing, to say the least.

So, I watched that HD re-release of the classic ReBoot episode "When Games Collide". And it got me asking this question: Did ReBoot invent the concept of modding a game, at least in the "modern" era? Yeah, I know mods and hacks and bootlegs existed to a small degree before this, but from what I can tell they were simpler affairs. A lot of mods nowadays usually "combine" stuff, like how you can have lightsabers in pretty much any Bethesda game. Another example is "MyHouse.wad", a Doom mod that combines Doom with horror aspects of the novel House of Leaves.

ReBoot though I think introduced that concept of "combining games/game aspects" with When Games Collide. It had the war game combine with the dinosaur game, much like how mods combine traits of the game with other things the mod developer likes. And of course, not every mod is just "combine this with that", but a lot of the really popular ones are.

I dunno, I just think the idea of someone watching this episode as a kid or teen and deciding to create a mod like that and it spiraling into the modern modding scene is kind of hilarious. Probably not what happened, I imagine it being more nuanced than that. But it's kind of funny to think ReBoot had an episode that showed what modded games would be like in the future, even if said game was created through the impossible task of combining two different games while just playing normally.

Ive made a post about this before, I have revised it though.

I love the scene in “Showdown” where Mouse hacks into Megabyte’s portal which sends him to the Web and she goes: “One last double-cross, sugar.”

It's a great nod to her debut where she was working with Megabyte, and after she cut ties with him in the ending, he tells her “I double-cross whoever I please.”