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I don’t know if this should go here or in ‘Things I’m making or doing’- move it if it’s not appropriate for this.
Okay! So, almost everyone has an odd childhood memory of some movie, book, game, tv show, animation, website, or song- and a lot of these don’t have names attached to them. Do you have one of these things? If you do, tell us about it!

There are a lot of people here with their own experiences, so they might be able to find yours for you.

If you don’t have one, try describing something you do remember and see if anyone here knows what you’re talking about.
You might be able to help someone find theirs: if you think you recognize any of the recent posts, please reply to them! Remember: it could be the right answer!

On a larger scale, many pieces of media are lost or almost lost- one example of lost media that was then found is the Clockman, an animated short that remained almost a legend until it surfaced again, which is a good example of the kind of stuff we discuss. If you want to get into lost media, try visiting a lost media community online and reading up on some famous cases.

Gonna carry one over from an old post in a similar thread:

BaconAndEggs1 wrote:

I'm requesting help trying to track down a Mario fangame I played when I was about seven or so. I remember a few aspects, but I've completely lost the name.
From what I recall, the gameplay was much like standard Mario platforming fare except there was also an underground upgrades area where you could buy cosmetic changes and (possibly) cheats. It was also made in Game Maker and was on the section of Mario fangames before YoYo Games moved on from that.

On top of that, I think the graphics were a cross between the 8-bit and 16-bit Mario games and at least a few of the cosmetic upgrades were based on the official games too. I'm scoping out for this one currently, still drop me a post if you think you have it though.

There's also another one I lost a while ago, but I think I might have found it. If it doesn't turn out to be the game I have in mind, I'll post here too.

BaconAndEggs1School wrote:

Gonna carry one over from an old post in a similar thread:

BaconAndEggs1 wrote:

I'm requesting help trying to track down a Mario fangame I played when I was about seven or so. I remember a few aspects, but I've completely lost the name.
From what I recall, the gameplay was much like standard Mario platforming fare except there was also an underground upgrades area where you could buy cosmetic changes and (possibly) cheats. It was also made in Game Maker and was on the section of Mario fangames before YoYo Games moved on from that.

On top of that, I think the graphics were a cross between the 8-bit and 16-bit Mario games and at least a few of the cosmetic upgrades were based on the official games too. I'm scoping out for this one currently, still drop me a post if you think you have it though.

There's also another one I lost a while ago, but I think I might have found it. If it doesn't turn out to be the game I have in mind, I'll post here too.

I’ll search for it and get back to you!

BaconAndEggs1School wrote:

Gonna carry one over from an old post in a similar thread:

BaconAndEggs1 wrote:

I'm requesting help trying to track down a Mario fangame I played when I was about seven or so. I remember a few aspects, but I've completely lost the name.
From what I recall, the gameplay was much like standard Mario platforming fare except there was also an underground upgrades area where you could buy cosmetic changes and (possibly) cheats. It was also made in Game Maker and was on the section of Mario fangames before YoYo Games moved on from that.

On top of that, I think the graphics were a cross between the 8-bit and 16-bit Mario games and at least a few of the cosmetic upgrades were based on the official games too. I'm scoping out for this one currently, still drop me a post if you think you have it though.

There's also another one I lost a while ago, but I think I might have found it. If it doesn't turn out to be the game I have in mind, I'll post here too.

First, is it on this list? What year was it, approximately? I can see if archive.com has the popular pages from that time.

cs156175 wrote:

BaconAndEggs1School wrote:

Gonna carry one over from an old post in a similar thread:

BaconAndEggs1 wrote:

I'm requesting help trying to track down a Mario fangame I played when I was about seven or so. I remember a few aspects, but I've completely lost the name.
From what I recall, the gameplay was much like standard Mario platforming fare except there was also an underground upgrades area where you could buy cosmetic changes and (possibly) cheats. It was also made in Game Maker and was on the section of Mario fangames before YoYo Games moved on from that.

On top of that, I think the graphics were a cross between the 8-bit and 16-bit Mario games and at least a few of the cosmetic upgrades were based on the official games too. I'm scoping out for this one currently, still drop me a post if you think you have it though.

There's also another one I lost a while ago, but I think I might have found it. If it doesn't turn out to be the game I have in mind, I'll post here too.

I’ll search for it and get back to you!

I may have found it! Was it this by any chance?

Sorry for not responding earlier! I was actually looking for it on the Mario Fan Games Galaxy Wiki, but couldn't find it. Anyways, that doesn't seem to be it, but I'll keep looking out for it.

BaconAndEggs1School wrote:

Sorry for not responding earlier! I was actually looking for it on the Mario Fan Games Galaxy Wiki, but couldn't find it. Anyways, that doesn't seem to be it, but I'll keep looking out for it.

Can I have an approximate year?

I forget what it was called, but when I was little I used to watch a show about these two kids who would go with some penguins from space on a spaceship and would learn life lessons. It kind of reminded me of Veggietales and I think it could've been made by the same people.
I don't know the exact year it came out, but I think it's from somewhere around 2008-2010 if that helps.

LionHeart70 wrote:

I forget what it was called, but when I was little I used to watch a show about these two kids who would go with some penguins from space on a spaceship and would learn life lessons. It kind of reminded me of Veggietales and I think it could've been made by the same people.
I don't know the exact year it came out, but I think it's from somewhere around 2008-2010 if that helps.

Found it! It’s called 3-2-1 Penguins!

I don't have much info, but it's worth a shot.

The main piece of info is that it was used in an Australian television commercial for APT. I remember this commercial playing mid to late last year, although the song is from sometime before that (not sure how long ago). I'm sure explaining how the song goes won't be of much help (because my explanation is short & makes it sound too generic) but I'll do it anyway.

It starts off with a piano playing the main melody (I think that's the right term). Then the vocals come in, male voices, calm tone. The guitar comes in I think, and I don't remember anything after that.

If anybody knows it then I would be eternally grateful. Thanks in advance.

cs156175 wrote:

BaconAndEggs1School wrote:

Sorry for not responding earlier! I was actually looking for it on the Mario Fan Games Galaxy Wiki, but couldn't find it. Anyways, that doesn't seem to be it, but I'll keep looking out for it.

Can I have an approximate year?

Best guess would be pre-2011. Not sure I can pinpoint it a lot further, 2007-2008 if I had to shoot in the dark?

I remember this game that freaked me out when I was younger. The main screen of the game was an underwater coral scene that either used real images or “realistic” drawings (not in the sense that they were well shaded, just that they were shaped like their irl counterparts rather than cartoon) though this could just be a false memory. I recall there were fish swimming back and forth along with bubbles coming up from offscreen. I was very young when I played it (i'd say it was early 2000s at a guess) and the thing that freaked me out was a man's voice casually saying “I am not a bubble. I am not a fish.”- this was as the game was obviously some kind of “find X” thing bus as a young kid it came off as some kind of suspenseful threat.
I'm not even sure if this exists but when I told family members about it and they seemed to recall it being real. I'm also not sure how much of what I remember is false memories as it's been ages since I saw it but I'm confident that the “I am not a bubble. I am not a fish.” line is real since it stuck with me so much.

SoftAndWet wrote:

I don't have much info, but it's worth a shot.

The main piece of info is that it was used in an Australian television commercial for APT. I remember this commercial playing mid to late last year, although the song is from sometime before that (not sure how long ago). I'm sure explaining how the song goes won't be of much help (because my explanation is short & makes it sound too generic) but I'll do it anyway.

It starts off with a piano playing the main melody (I think that's the right term). Then the vocals come in, male voices, calm tone. The guitar comes in I think, and I don't remember anything after that.

If anybody knows it then I would be eternally grateful. Thanks in advance.

Just one thing: which APT?

TheRealNetherBefore wrote:

I remember this game that freaked me out when I was younger. The main screen of the game was an underwater coral scene that either used real images or “realistic” drawings (not in the sense that they were well shaded, just that they were shaped like their irl counterparts rather than cartoon) though this could just be a false memory. I recall there were fish swimming back and forth along with bubbles coming up from offscreen. I was very young when I played it (i'd say it was early 2000s at a guess) and the thing that freaked me out was a man's voice casually saying “I am not a bubble. I am not a fish.”- this was as the game was obviously some kind of “find X” thing bus as a young kid it came off as some kind of suspenseful threat.
I'm not even sure if this exists but when I told family members about it and they seemed to recall it being real. I'm also not sure how much of what I remember is false memories as it's been ages since I saw it but I'm confident that the “I am not a bubble. I am not a fish.” line is real since it stuck with me so much.

Do you remember if it was online or a dvd? There are quite a few games that sound like this on old educational sites. Also, on that topic, was it supposed to teach you something (I.e, were the bubbles numbers and you had to pop them if they added up to numbers on the top)?

TheRealNetherBefore wrote:

I remember this game that freaked me out when I was younger. The main screen of the game was an underwater coral scene that either used real images or “realistic” drawings (not in the sense that they were well shaded, just that they were shaped like their irl counterparts rather than cartoon) though this could just be a false memory. I recall there were fish swimming back and forth along with bubbles coming up from offscreen. I was very young when I played it (i'd say it was early 2000s at a guess) and the thing that freaked me out was a man's voice casually saying “I am not a bubble. I am not a fish.”- this was as the game was obviously some kind of “find X” thing bus as a young kid it came off as some kind of suspenseful threat.
I'm not even sure if this exists but when I told family members about it and they seemed to recall it being real. I'm also not sure how much of what I remember is false memories as it's been ages since I saw it but I'm confident that the “I am not a bubble. I am not a fish.” line is real since it stuck with me so much.

I am not a bubble. I am not a fish.
Did it have one of those “text to speech” like voices, or are you sure it was an actual man?
Also, can I ask you to find something I already know the name of so you can work on your Googling abilities?

nickeljorn wrote:

Did it have one of those “text to speech” like voices, or are you sure it was an actual man?

I'm certain it was an actual man. Kind of young to middle aged sounding, no strong accent (but probably British since that's what I'm used to hearing) and said in a very calm, almost monotone way.

cs156175 wrote:

Do you remember if it was online or a dvd? There are quite a few games that sound like this on old educational sites. Also, on that topic, was it supposed to teach you something (I.e, were the bubbles numbers and you had to pop them if they added up to numbers on the top)?

I don't remember what it was on at all, plus I don't recall any particularly “educational” aspects, however I think I didn't really get much further than the first “puzzle”, if you could call it that- I'm assuming I needed to find whatever was onscreen and wasn't a bubble or fish, but I never did as I found it all too creepy.

nickeljorn wrote:

TheRealNetherBefore wrote:

I remember this game that freaked me out when I was younger. The main screen of the game was an underwater coral scene that either used real images or “realistic” drawings (not in the sense that they were well shaded, just that they were shaped like their irl counterparts rather than cartoon) though this could just be a false memory. I recall there were fish swimming back and forth along with bubbles coming up from offscreen. I was very young when I played it (i'd say it was early 2000s at a guess) and the thing that freaked me out was a man's voice casually saying “I am not a bubble. I am not a fish.”- this was as the game was obviously some kind of “find X” thing bus as a young kid it came off as some kind of suspenseful threat.
I'm not even sure if this exists but when I told family members about it and they seemed to recall it being real. I'm also not sure how much of what I remember is false memories as it's been ages since I saw it but I'm confident that the “I am not a bubble. I am not a fish.” line is real since it stuck with me so much.

I am not a bubble. I am not a fish.
Did it have one of those “text to speech” like voices, or are you sure it was an actual man?
Also, can I ask you to find something I already know the name of so you can work on your Googling abilities?

Second question: yes.

TheRealNetherBefore wrote:

nickeljorn wrote:

Did it have one of those “text to speech” like voices, or are you sure it was an actual man?

I'm certain it was an actual man. Kind of young to middle aged sounding, no strong accent (but probably British since that's what I'm used to hearing) and said in a very calm, almost monotone way.

cs156175 wrote:

Do you remember if it was online or a dvd? There are quite a few games that sound like this on old educational sites. Also, on that topic, was it supposed to teach you something (I.e, were the bubbles numbers and you had to pop them if they added up to numbers on the top)?

I don't remember what it was on at all, plus I don't recall any particularly “educational” aspects, however I think I didn't really get much further than the first “puzzle”, if you could call it that- I'm assuming I needed to find whatever was onscreen and wasn't a bubble or fish, but I never did as I found it all too creepy.

Okay. To narrow it down further, approximately what year was this?

cs156175 wrote:

nickeljorn wrote:

TheRealNetherBefore wrote:

I remember this game that freaked me out when I was younger. The main screen of the game was an underwater coral scene that either used real images or “realistic” drawings (not in the sense that they were well shaded, just that they were shaped like their irl counterparts rather than cartoon) though this could just be a false memory. I recall there were fish swimming back and forth along with bubbles coming up from offscreen. I was very young when I played it (i'd say it was early 2000s at a guess) and the thing that freaked me out was a man's voice casually saying “I am not a bubble. I am not a fish.”- this was as the game was obviously some kind of “find X” thing bus as a young kid it came off as some kind of suspenseful threat.
I'm not even sure if this exists but when I told family members about it and they seemed to recall it being real. I'm also not sure how much of what I remember is false memories as it's been ages since I saw it but I'm confident that the “I am not a bubble. I am not a fish.” line is real since it stuck with me so much.

I am not a bubble. I am not a fish.
Did it have one of those “text to speech” like voices, or are you sure it was an actual man?
Also, can I ask you to find something I already know the name of so you can work on your Googling abilities?

Second question: yes.

TheRealNetherBefore wrote:

nickeljorn wrote:

Did it have one of those “text to speech” like voices, or are you sure it was an actual man?

I'm certain it was an actual man. Kind of young to middle aged sounding, no strong accent (but probably British since that's what I'm used to hearing) and said in a very calm, almost monotone way.

cs156175 wrote:

Do you remember if it was online or a dvd? There are quite a few games that sound like this on old educational sites. Also, on that topic, was it supposed to teach you something (I.e, were the bubbles numbers and you had to pop them if they added up to numbers on the top)?

I don't remember what it was on at all, plus I don't recall any particularly “educational” aspects, however I think I didn't really get much further than the first “puzzle”, if you could call it that- I'm assuming I needed to find whatever was onscreen and wasn't a bubble or fish, but I never did as I found it all too creepy.

Okay. To narrow it down further, approximately what year was this?

I think she said “sometime in the early 2000s”

nickeljorn wrote:

cs156175 wrote:

nickeljorn wrote:

TheRealNetherBefore wrote:

I remember this game that freaked me out when I was younger. The main screen of the game was an underwater coral scene that either used real images or “realistic” drawings (not in the sense that they were well shaded, just that they were shaped like their irl counterparts rather than cartoon) though this could just be a false memory. I recall there were fish swimming back and forth along with bubbles coming up from offscreen. I was very young when I played it (i'd say it was early 2000s at a guess) and the thing that freaked me out was a man's voice casually saying “I am not a bubble. I am not a fish.”- this was as the game was obviously some kind of “find X” thing bus as a young kid it came off as some kind of suspenseful threat.
I'm not even sure if this exists but when I told family members about it and they seemed to recall it being real. I'm also not sure how much of what I remember is false memories as it's been ages since I saw it but I'm confident that the “I am not a bubble. I am not a fish.” line is real since it stuck with me so much.

I am not a bubble. I am not a fish.
Did it have one of those “text to speech” like voices, or are you sure it was an actual man?
Also, can I ask you to find something I already know the name of so you can work on your Googling abilities?

Second question: yes.

TheRealNetherBefore wrote:

nickeljorn wrote:

Did it have one of those “text to speech” like voices, or are you sure it was an actual man?

I'm certain it was an actual man. Kind of young to middle aged sounding, no strong accent (but probably British since that's what I'm used to hearing) and said in a very calm, almost monotone way.

cs156175 wrote:

Do you remember if it was online or a dvd? There are quite a few games that sound like this on old educational sites. Also, on that topic, was it supposed to teach you something (I.e, were the bubbles numbers and you had to pop them if they added up to numbers on the top)?

I don't remember what it was on at all, plus I don't recall any particularly “educational” aspects, however I think I didn't really get much further than the first “puzzle”, if you could call it that- I'm assuming I needed to find whatever was onscreen and wasn't a bubble or fish, but I never did as I found it all too creepy.

Okay. To narrow it down further, approximately what year was this?

I think she said “sometime in the early 2000s”

Hm. Here’s what I found.
There’s a puzzle game series called Freddi Fish that seems like it could be. Is it a shot in the dark? Here are some graphics:


It could have been a mini game or something.

cs156175 wrote:

Hm. Here’s what I found.
There’s a puzzle game series called Freddi Fish that seems like it could be. Is it a shot in the dark? Here are some graphics:


It could have been a mini game or something.

No, not that at all.The colours were a a lot brighter and the designs of everything were a lot more realistic.
If this helps, I remember the screen it was focused on having about two ‘hills’ with coral on with the background behind them just being bright blue sea.

There was this dance song that released a few years ago. i can't remember the name, but the only thing I can remember is what went on in the music video: putting roll paper all over a school.

TheRealNetherBefore wrote:

cs156175 wrote:

Hm. Here’s what I found.
There’s a puzzle game series called Freddi Fish that seems like it could be. Is it a shot in the dark? Here are some graphics:


It could have been a mini game or something.

No, not that at all.The colours were a a lot brighter and the designs of everything were a lot more realistic.
If this helps, I remember the screen it was focused on having about two ‘hills’ with coral on with the background behind them just being bright blue sea.

Was it ‘Treasure Cove!’ I’m browsing a list of games people can’t remember the names of and it was number 32. The description involved finding things and a coral scene underwater. Maybe search the giantbomb ‘can’t remember the name of this game’ archive? It has a few similar sounding ones.

owlannaelsa wrote:

There was this dance song that released a few years ago. i can't remember the name, but the only thing I can remember is what went on in the music video: putting roll paper all over a school.

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owlannaelsa wrote:

There was this dance song that released a few years ago. i can't remember the name, but the only thing I can remember is what went on in the music video: putting roll paper all over a school.

The only one I can find is the song called Changes by Faul & Wad Ad. That seems to be it.

cs156175 wrote:

owlannaelsa wrote:

There was this dance song that released a few years ago. i can't remember the name, but the only thing I can remember is what went on in the music video: putting roll paper all over a school.

The only one I can find is the song called Changes by Faul & Wad Ad. That seems to be it.

Thanks!

owlannaelsa wrote:

cs156175 wrote:

owlannaelsa wrote:

There was this dance song that released a few years ago. i can't remember the name, but the only thing I can remember is what went on in the music video: putting roll paper all over a school.

The only one I can find is the song called Changes by Faul & Wad Ad. That seems to be it.

Thanks!

It’s listed on Wikipedia as House music and the band is electronic. It reached top 3 on the UK charts, so it was pretty popular.
Edit: You’re welcome!

cs156175 wrote:

LionHeart70 wrote:

I forget what it was called, but when I was little I used to watch a show about these two kids who would go with some penguins from space on a spaceship and would learn life lessons. It kind of reminded me of Veggietales and I think it could've been made by the same people.
I don't know the exact year it came out, but I think it's from somewhere around 2008-2010 if that helps.

Found it! It’s called 3-2-1 Penguins!

That was exactly it! Yes!

LionHeart70 wrote:

cs156175 wrote:

LionHeart70 wrote:

I forget what it was called, but when I was little I used to watch a show about these two kids who would go with some penguins from space on a spaceship and would learn life lessons. It kind of reminded me of Veggietales and I think it could've been made by the same people.
I don't know the exact year it came out, but I think it's from somewhere around 2008-2010 if that helps.

Found it! It’s called 3-2-1 Penguins!

That was exactly it! Yes!

Yay! You’re welcome!

There was this game with a rabbit and anthropomorphic chocolates. The aim of the game was to make the anthropomorphic chocolates into gift boxes. First, you would have to transform an angry chocolate chip into a fancy chocolate, then, you'd have to put it in a gift box. I think it may have been called Chocolatory! but I am unsure.

There was another one about a grey blob of goo eating a time machine, dinosaurs and Earth. I think it may have been called Tasty Treats: Dino Time but I am unsure.

There was another one about this bunny who looked a little like the Android logo. I remember it was a puzzle room game, and one of the levels was taking the roof off a school. I can't remember what that was called.

There was a game called Bomboozled that I used to like. now the Moshi Games site has closed, i can't go back to play all these games.

owlannaelsa wrote:

There was this game with a rabbit and anthropomorphic chocolates. The aim of the game was to make the anthropomorphic chocolates into gift boxes. First, you would have to transform an angry chocolate chip into a fancy chocolate, then, you'd have to put it in a gift box. I think it may have been called Chocolatory! but I am unsure.

There was another one about a grey blob of goo eating a time machine, dinosaurs and Earth. I think it may have been called Tasty Treats: Dino Time but I am unsure.

Chocotory!
Tasty Planet: Dino Time

cs156175 wrote:

owlannaelsa wrote:

There was this game with a rabbit and anthropomorphic chocolates. The aim of the game was to make the anthropomorphic chocolates into gift boxes. First, you would have to transform an angry chocolate chip into a fancy chocolate, then, you'd have to put it in a gift box. I think it may have been called Chocolatory! but I am unsure.

There was another one about a grey blob of goo eating a time machine, dinosaurs and Earth. I think it may have been called Tasty Treats: Dino Time but I am unsure.

Chocotory!
Tasty Planet: Dino Time

I was almost right. Thanks!

owlannaelsa wrote:

There was this game with a rabbit and anthropomorphic chocolates. The aim of the game was to make the anthropomorphic chocolates into gift boxes. First, you would have to transform an angry chocolate chip into a fancy chocolate, then, you'd have to put it in a gift box. I think it may have been called Chocolatory! but I am unsure.

There was another one about a grey blob of goo eating a time machine, dinosaurs and Earth. I think it may have been called Tasty Treats: Dino Time but I am unsure.

There was another one about this bunny who looked a little like the Android logo. I remember it was a puzzle room game, and one of the levels was taking the roof off a school. I can't remember what that was called.

There was a game called Bomboozled that I used to like. now the Moshi Games site has closed, i can't go back to play all these games.

Bomboozle
Bomboozle 2
Easy Joe

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cs156175 wrote:

Was it ‘Treasure Cove!’ I’m browsing a list of games people can’t remember the names of and it was number 32. The description involved finding things and a coral scene underwater. Maybe search the giantbomb ‘can’t remember the name of this game’ archive? It has a few similar sounding ones.

I don't think it is- I don't recall any kind of UI (especially not one that big) or non-diegetic sound (excluding the bubble/fish line) and the colours weren't as dark. I'll have a look at the archive. Also, I think it might've been an interactive screensaver? I'm not sure. I'm also not even sure if it's real tbh, I might be wasting your time.

TheRealNetherBefore wrote:

cs156175 wrote:

Was it ‘Treasure Cove!’ I’m browsing a list of games people can’t remember the names of and it was number 32. The description involved finding things and a coral scene underwater. Maybe search the giantbomb ‘can’t remember the name of this game’ archive? It has a few similar sounding ones.

I don't think it is- I don't recall any kind of UI (especially not one that big) or non-diegetic sound (excluding the bubble/fish line) and the colours weren't as dark. I'll have a look at the archive. Also, I think it might've been an interactive screensaver? I'm not sure. I'm also not even sure if it's real tbh, I might be wasting your time.

An interactive screensaver? So it’s possible it wasn’t a game at all?
Well, in that case, there are a bunch of new possible answers.
There are quite a few bubbles screensavers and a few fish/bubbles ones. I can’t find any voiced ones though.

cs156175 wrote:

TheRealNetherBefore wrote:

cs156175 wrote:

Was it ‘Treasure Cove!’ I’m browsing a list of games people can’t remember the names of and it was number 32. The description involved finding things and a coral scene underwater. Maybe search the giantbomb ‘can’t remember the name of this game’ archive? It has a few similar sounding ones.

I don't think it is- I don't recall any kind of UI (especially not one that big) or non-diegetic sound (excluding the bubble/fish line) and the colours weren't as dark. I'll have a look at the archive. Also, I think it might've been an interactive screensaver? I'm not sure. I'm also not even sure if it's real tbh, I might be wasting your time.

An interactive screensaver? So it’s possible it wasn’t a game at all?
Well, in that case, there are a bunch of new possible answers.
There are quite a few bubbles screensavers and a few fish/bubbles ones. I can’t find any voiced ones though.

Was it OceanDive?

Oh, I have another thing!

There was this dance song that said “Can I be your plus one?”. I really liked it and I can't remember the name.

owlannaelsa wrote:

Oh, I have another thing!

There was this dance song that said “Can I be your plus one?”. I really liked it and I can't remember the name.

It’s called +1

owlannaelsa wrote:

Was it OceanDive?

I'm.. not sure? Graphics-wise it looks like it could be it but the colours seem a bit too dull and it isn't ringing any bells looking at it.

TheRealNetherBefore wrote:

owlannaelsa wrote:

Was it OceanDive?

I'm.. not sure? Graphics-wise it looks like it could be it but the colours seem a bit too dull and it isn't ringing any bells looking at it.

This is really conflicting. It fits so many of the criteria but possibly the two most important ones don’t fit it.
-Realistic graphics
-Fish
-Screensaver mode
-Coral
-Coral hills
However…
It doesn’t have the bubbles or a narrator, which are the two main things.
EDIT: WAIT! Is it the one at 2:41 in this video? Bubbles, check. Fish, check. Noises, check. Exactly 2 coral hills, check! It could’ve been on a blue background.

cs156175 wrote:

TheRealNetherBefore wrote:

owlannaelsa wrote:

Was it OceanDive?

I'm.. not sure? Graphics-wise it looks like it could be it but the colours seem a bit too dull and it isn't ringing any bells looking at it.

This is really conflicting. It fits so many of the criteria but possibly the two most important ones don’t fit it.
-Realistic graphics
-Fish
-Screensaver mode
-Coral
-Coral hills
However…
It doesn’t have the bubbles or a narrator, which are the two main things.

And it probably doesn’t say “I am not a bubble. I am not a fish.”
That line sounds so…random without context.

nickeljorn wrote:

cs156175 wrote:

TheRealNetherBefore wrote:

owlannaelsa wrote:

Was it OceanDive?

I'm.. not sure? Graphics-wise it looks like it could be it but the colours seem a bit too dull and it isn't ringing any bells looking at it.

This is really conflicting. It fits so many of the criteria but possibly the two most important ones don’t fit it.
-Realistic graphics
-Fish
-Screensaver mode
-Coral
-Coral hills
However…
It doesn’t have the bubbles or a narrator, which are the two main things.

And it probably doesn’t say “I am not a bubble. I am not a fish.”
That line sounds so…random without context.

I found something else that doesn’t have the line either, but it seems to fit really well, especially on a blue background. Try here at 2:40 in the video. It even has two hills! And sound! The only thing missing is the line.
… Or, long shot, any of the ones in this video.

cs156175 wrote:

owlannaelsa wrote:

Oh, I have another thing!

There was this dance song that said “Can I be your plus one?”. I really liked it and I can't remember the name.

It’s called +1

Thanks!
(I'm listening to Changes right now, the first song you helped me find!)

owlannaelsa wrote:

cs156175 wrote:

owlannaelsa wrote:

Oh, I have another thing!

There was this dance song that said “Can I be your plus one?”. I really liked it and I can't remember the name.

It’s called +1

Thanks!
(I'm listening to Changes right now, the first song you helped me find!)

Aah cool! You’re welcome again I guess.

I'm looking for a game involving bug rock stars. I can't remember much, since I played it in the early 2010s, but I remember it was an MMO like Club Penguin, and it had a grotesque art style. I think the bugs were roaches or flies, and they had antennae and giant eyes.

MingoNewsChannel wrote:

I'm looking for a game involving bug rock stars. I can't remember much, since I played it in the early 2010s, but I remember it was an MMO like Club Penguin, and it had a grotesque art style. I think the bugs were roaches or flies, and they had antennae and giant eyes.

Bin weevils?

cs156175 wrote:

MingoNewsChannel wrote:

I'm looking for a game involving bug rock stars. I can't remember much, since I played it in the early 2010s, but I remember it was an MMO like Club Penguin, and it had a grotesque art style. I think the bugs were roaches or flies, and they had antennae and giant eyes.

Bin weevils?

While it might be Bin Weevils, I clearly remember the game was about rock music and the bugs stood up on 2 legs. Bin Weevils doesn't fit the description.

MingoNewsChannel wrote:

cs156175 wrote:

MingoNewsChannel wrote:

I'm looking for a game involving bug rock stars. I can't remember much, since I played it in the early 2010s, but I remember it was an MMO like Club Penguin, and it had a grotesque art style. I think the bugs were roaches or flies, and they had antennae and giant eyes.

Bin weevils?

While it might be Bin Weevils, I clearly remember the game was about rock music and the bugs stood up on 2 legs. Bin Weevils doesn't fit the description.

Okay…
I’m not finding anything, Something that matches a small part of your description is this.
Some questions: Did it have many people on it? Can I have an approximate year (2007?)? Do you remember what color the bugs were or if they had human features?

cs156175 wrote:

MingoNewsChannel wrote:

cs156175 wrote:

MingoNewsChannel wrote:

I'm looking for a game involving bug rock stars. I can't remember much, since I played it in the early 2010s, but I remember it was an MMO like Club Penguin, and it had a grotesque art style. I think the bugs were roaches or flies, and they had antennae and giant eyes.

Bin weevils?

While it might be Bin Weevils, I clearly remember the game was about rock music and the bugs stood up on 2 legs. Bin Weevils doesn't fit the description.

Okay…
I’m not finding anything, Something that matches a small part of your description is this.
Some questions: Did it have many people on it? Can I have an approximate year (2007?)? Do you remember what color the bugs were or if they had human features?

YES! That's it! Thank you so much!

MingoNewsChannel wrote:

cs156175 wrote:

MingoNewsChannel wrote:

cs156175 wrote:

MingoNewsChannel wrote:

I'm looking for a game involving bug rock stars. I can't remember much, since I played it in the early 2010s, but I remember it was an MMO like Club Penguin, and it had a grotesque art style. I think the bugs were roaches or flies, and they had antennae and giant eyes.

Bin weevils?

While it might be Bin Weevils, I clearly remember the game was about rock music and the bugs stood up on 2 legs. Bin Weevils doesn't fit the description.

Okay…
I’m not finding anything, Something that matches a small part of your description is this.
Some questions: Did it have many people on it? Can I have an approximate year (2007?)? Do you remember what color the bugs were or if they had human features?

YES! That's it! Thank you so much!

Really? Woah ok! In that case, you’re welcome!