Other Character Email Gunhaver/Video games

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Summary

Gunhaver makes up some video games on various systems, finally making a video game of his own.

Cast (in order of appearance): Gunhaver, Blue Laser

Lines: 74

Transcript

{Gunhaver is in front of his fixed-up Orange 02.}

GUNHAVER: Oh it's the E, la, la, mail, la, la, e, la, la, mail.

{Gunhaver types in 'run "gunhaver_email"' and the following message pops up.}

GUNHAVER: WHAT???

{Gunhaver types in the same command, and the following message pops up.}

GUNHAVER: You give me an email!

{Gunhaver types in the same command, and the following message pops up.}

{Gunhaver types in 'run "gunhaver_email", please!' and the following email pops up.}

{After reading "Crapfully yours", Gunhaver says "Oh, so, crapfully, eh, emailer? What is that, a new salutation. Okay." For "Jman", Gunhaver says "Ja (pronounced like juh) man".}

GUNHAVER: {typing} Well, Jaman, interesting question. Well, I imagined one day about this, and I came to a conclusion, the games depend on the systems. So, the first system is the Really Old 2600.

{Cut to an arcade machine that says "Really Old 2600". Then the screen turns on as a yellow and brown square with a tiny blue dot in the upper area walks around. Then blue and red dots come. Then the yellow and brown square shoots a dot at a blue and red dot, blowing it up.}

GUNHAVER: {voiceover} Man, that game would've been so awesome if it existed! I call it, the Really Old Blue Laser Crushing Game!

{Cut back to the computer room with Gunhaver clearing up the screen on the computer before typing.}

GUNHAVER: Generation 2! {pauses} Well, what are you waiting for? Go look at Generation 2!

'{Cut to a blue screen with little pillars of rocks made by pixels in the background, a 2-D, black version of Gunhaver walks down the screen. The words "Rock, rock on!" appear on the screen before "flying" away.}

GUNHAVER: This one, it's a weird game. I call it Mr. Uh... Watch the Gunhaver.

{The black 2-D Gunhaver shoots at flying 2-D Blue Lasers with his pixilated guns, creating Atari sound effects. Cut to another blue screen with 2-D Gunhaver jumping on a trampoline. 2-D Gunhaver springs into the air and punches a flying 2-D Blue Laser before coming down.}

{Cut back to the computer room.}

GUNHAVER: Man, that would be so awesome! I can shoot and punch as many Blue Lasers I want. The next one, is a text adventure, just for you nerds who have imagination with words.

{Cut to a black screen with a C moving across the screen. Then a B comes. Then the following text appears.}

{The following words are spelled.}

{Cut back to the computer room with Gunhaver typing on a new screen.}

GUNHAVER: Maybe that game wouldn't be good. I sure didn't enjoy it. It didn't let me punch Blue Laser, or shall I say B. Well, thanks to our technology and Reynold's Gamemaker program, it turns out I DID make a game. And it's NOT about punishing Blue Laser! So you can stop being sick of my obsession of kicking Blue Laser's butt! Let's go!

{Cut to a Windows XP where there's a screen with a blue sky, a desert, and the words VIRUS CRUSHER.}

GUNHAVER: {voiceover} It became a big hit, and I became accredited! Anyway, it's when I...

{Cut to the game, where a stick figure with a mallet walks around the desert.}

GUNHAVER: {voiceover} WHAT??? I told Reynold to make the main character none other than America's favorite yellow texan Cheat: Gunhaver! Anyway, the stick figure is supposed to crush these viruses.

{The stick figure goes to a group of orange and purple circles and crushes them with a mallet. Then another group of viruses arrive and eat up the stick character, making the following words appear: GAME OVER.}

{Cut back to the Orange 02 with Gunhaver typing on a new screen.}

GUNHAVER: Well, the games were good, except for Virus Crusher. That game sucked! As well as the Viruses! They suck extremely

{The following message appears.}

GUNHAVER: Oh yeah? Well, I'll delete this!

{Gunhaver tries to delete the email, but instead, the computer saves the email by doing the deleting sequence with the word SAVED replacing DELETED.}

GUNHAVER: Oh crap! Well, Jaman... JaMAN! The Juh The JaMan! Those are the games. Now, what do viruses do?

{The Paper comes down, saying: Click here to email Gunhaver at gunhaver@homestarrunner.com.}

Easter Eggs

  • Click on B while Gunhaver is typing to see a poorly-drawn picture of Blue Laser, which was given a B-.
  • Click on JaMAN to hear a little song from Gunhaver:

GUNHAVER: (singing) JAman, jaMAN! JAMaN! JYUHHHHH... MAN! Man, that was good, or shall I say, Jaman, that was good.

  • Click on games to play Really Old Blue Laser Crushing Game, Generation 2/Mr. Uh... Watch the Gunhaver, ABCs, or Virus Crusher.

Fun Facts

  • The Orange 02 showing Gunhaver the email when Gunhaver typed please is a reference to the Strong Bad email couch patch.
  • This email is a parody of the Strong Bad email video games.
  • Really Old 2600 is based on Atari 2600.
  • Really Old Blue Laser Crushing Game is based on Secret Collect, being really old.
  • Generation 2 means both the name of the game and the fact that video games became better from the Atari 2600.
  • Mr. Uh... Watch the Gunhaver is based on the Game & Watch games, especially with the characters being black and 2-D.
  • ABCs is based on Thy Dungeonman.
  • Gunhaver saying he's "America's favorite yellow Texan Cheat: Gunhaver" is based on for kids, when Strong Bad says "America's favorite blue midget Homestar: Homsar!"
  • Gunhaver making fun of Jman's name and making a little song about it is based on the Strong Bad email colonization.
  • The Virus(es) is the name of the viruses from Un-Replied Emails and the ones from virus.
  • The Orange 02 saving instead of deleting is based on the Strong Bad email sisters.
  • The game saying "This is E!" refers to a usual rating for today's video games that are for all ages, and the E stands for Everybody. Also, T stands for Teenager, meaning the game is for players above the age of 13.