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Welcome to Home Video Playground!
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Let your home video imagination run wild!
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About this site
Home Video Playground is a Wiki where you can upload imaginary home video covers, labels, and release schedules (based on existing ones, of course) for motion pictures and television shows both fake and real, from set templates, in the form of videocassette releases past, present and future, on formats both obsolete and current.
Let your imagination run wild (as far as the rules are concerned, of course) in the realm of home video!
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Companies and stuff
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Did you know...
- ...that Goodtimes Home Video is regarded as one of the better slower-speed budget labels due to its choosing to duplicate in LP mode as opposed to the EP mode of most budget labels?
- ...that Sony was sued by Universal over its Betamax technology?
- ...that Universal distributed The French Chef and other WGBH programs on videodisc in the late '70s?
- ...that the very first prints of MGM/CBS Home Video's first releases were presented to company executives in plain brown leather clamshells with gold lettering?
- ...that PBS killed Pacific Arts Video on Columbus Day in 1993 in favor of a more lucrative deal with Turner Home Entertainment?
- ...that the Fox box packaging style got its name from 20th Century-Fox Video and its immediate successor CBS/Fox Video, the only companies to use such packaging?
- ...that Paramount Home Video was the first major studio to offer cassettes at sell-through prices?
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News
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