The King's Game Maker Profile, Interview and Game Maker Song

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This is great stuff! That song is some classic kubus goodness.
I am guessing there are probably a lot of websites kubus left a tiny trace on, the way he was, we will never know!

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I remember I found some posts on Frank Zappa .com or something where he was talking about how he only made nigger threads to annoy people not because he hates niggers or something.
I think that the rise of mass social media has killed these funny little forums really, even game development forums are quite boring

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Here's a comment left on Mark Prindle's Burzum reviews page, dating from late 2003.

[e-mail] (Kim Okkerstrøm)
Hi You recommended that I listened to Burzum and so I did. Now I feel extremely dark and I dont like it. Thank you very much! And I was so dumb that I ordered an album of him some days ago. Filosofem if you must ask. How do you survive with yourself knowing you have an album of Burzum in your music collection?

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web.archive.org/web/20030520105013/pub58.ezboard.com/fgamemakercommunityfrm4.showMessage?topicID=4496.topic

Here is the original thread for Johnny on the old GMC.

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www.lemon64.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1723
www.lemon64.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2598

Kim announcing the development of Friday the 13th 2 (which I believe was his first game) to the Lemon64 community.

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And a short page explaining why the original game is so important to him: www.autofish.net/video_games/creation/game_maker/others/sparlatacus/friday.html

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I believe I've stumbled upon the earliest traces of Kim online, posting under the name Kim.O in September 1999. Among other things, he inquires about a mysterious C64 game that he doesn't know the name of, calling it Strange People: www.network54.com/Forum/11117/message/938190975/

He reappears two years later under the name KO256, speaking of the same game: www.network54.com/Forum/11117/message/1000650042/

He must've been around 13 at the time of the first posts. I doubt it would be possible to find anything earlier than that.

Other noteworthy threads:
www.network54.com/Forum/11117/message/938713330/
www.network54.com/Forum/11117/message/938273045/

[tapeworm]

Hello, all. The page in the original post is on my site, as is the mirror of that 2002 page about the Friday the 13th game.

I'm currently working on a tribute page, similar in some ways to Jinxtengu's but focused on my own interactions with Sparlatacus over the years. I should be finished with it, or at least with the initial version, sometime this week.

I don't think it exists anywhere anymore, but if anyone has an archived copy of the original Lawnmover Massacre GMC thread, I would like to see that again.

[Jinxtengu]

Apr 3, 2017 23:23:08 GMT tapeworm said:

Hello, all. The page in the original post is on my site, as is the mirror of that 2002 page about the Friday the 13th game.

I'm currently working on a tribute page, similar in some ways to Jinxtengu's but focused on my own interactions with Sparlatacus over the years. I should be finished with it, or at least with the initial version, sometime this week.

I don't think it exists anywhere anymore, but if anyone has an archived copy of the original Lawnmover Massacre GMC thread, I would like to see that again.

I'm looking forward to seeing your page Tapeworm. Yeah some of the Kubus threads from the original GMC were very amusing, I'd love to see those again too.

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Here's the text of the rejected Wikipedia article for PG Games:

PG Games

PG Games is a gaming company founded in 2002 by Kimberly Kubus, with the help of fellow game maker Siege Delux who helped create a few of the first games.. through the years the popularity of PG Games has grown to be a very familiar name.. the games are created with Game Maker, a game creation tool created by Mark Overmars, a few of the games has also been created with Klik & Play and some other tools..

PG Games has created many games, most of them lost or deleted, but the current list of games on the website represent the official games that will not be lost anymore.. PG Games is known for creating games with a bad taste that at the same time are original and creative and appeals to a certain crowd... the company is most famous for the Johnny games, one of the longest running Game Maker game series.. it is based upon a simple platform concept, but still stays original.. other popular titles include Cooking Breakfast 2, Lawnmover Massacre and Friday The 13th 3.. all these games have had fan games created by other users of the program Game Maker..

The name "PG Games" stands for "Paradise of Great Games", it does not have anything to do with the game rating PG, usually the games are playable by any age, but some of the games contain adult content such as Nice Game which contains images of dead people.. and some games contain lots of themes based around the concept of killing, darkness and gory battle scenes..

How many titles that have actually been released by PG Games is unknown, it is assumed there are over 50 titles released, but most of them are obscure pranks and unplayable games that have been lost and/or removed..

All games are 100% freeware and can be downloaded easily and free from the official website..

Cooking Breakfast 2 spawned a huge reaction because of the flashing screen and intense sound in the game that could give people epeleptic seizures.. and Nice Game contained scenes of cannibalism, monsters and dead people.. thus the company has called themselves an evil company, even though those games are just a simple joke..

Sources
www.pggames.net -- official website..

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