In 2018, Carlos Sanchez went viral for securing his wife’s permission to name their son Goku if his Facebook post achieved 1 million likes. The post reached over 1.5 million likes within 24 hours, and they confirmed the baby would be named Goku Sanchez.
DVD menus included so many different ways to interact with your favorite films after you'd finished watching them. Giving you the option to replay your favorite scene, listen to the soundtrack or find extra content such as bloopers or deleted scenes.
Before autoplay took over, menus gave fans a moment to settle in and soak up the world of the film. For many, they’re now a nostalgic reminder of a slower, more interactive way to watch.
From 1979 to 2010, there was predicted to be around 2000 games from roughly 550 films, accounting for nearly 10% of games. This practise was a way to let the players continue the story themselves after the films’ end.
unregistered hypercam 2 was a popular screen recording program from the mid 2000s that left a large watermark on videos when users did not buy the premium license. Videos were usually locked at 240p and lagged a lot
It became the symbol of late 2000s low budget YouTube tutorials that often featured someone typing their script as they went along on a visible notepad, as opposed to using a microphone.