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'''''Cartoon Orbit''''' was an online trading card system hosted on the Cartoon Network website from October 2000 to October 16, 2006. The idea for the game was created by the former vice president of Cartoon Network, Sam Register.  
'''Cartoon Orbit''' was an online trading card system hosted on the Cartoon Network website from ''October 2000'' to ''October 16, 2006''. The idea for the game was created by the former vice president of ''Cartoon Network, Sam Register''.  


==Details==
==Details==
Cartoon Orbit's main focus was the trading card system for users of the service to trade "cToons". cToons were sticker like stills or animated gifs from different Cartoon Network properties at the time. Users would be able to put these in their own rooms called "cZones". Some cZones created by users would be put on spotlight as well.  
''Cartoon Orbit'''s main focus was the trading card system for users of the service to trade "cToons." cToons were sticker like stills or animated gifs from different Cartoon Network properties at the time. Users would be able to put these in their own rooms called "cZones." Some cZones created by users would be put on spotlight as well.  


There were special cToons as well as the normal ones, ones for Holidays (Christmas, Halloween, etc.). Some cToons were obtainable from special codes given during the broadcast of ``Cartoon Cartoon Fridays``, a block done from ''April 30, 1999'' to ''February 23, 2007''.<ref>[http://members.tripod.com/collector_cliff/cartoon_orbit_promos.html "cToon Code Information"]</ref>  
There were special cToons as well as the normal ones, ones for Holidays (Christmas, Halloween, etc.). Some cToons were obtainable from special codes given during the broadcast of ''Cartoon Cartoon Fridays'', a block that ran from April 30, 1999 to February 23, 2007.<ref>[http://members.tripod.com/collector_cliff/cartoon_orbit_promos.html "cToon Code Information"]</ref>  


Later in 2002, "gToons" were added, which were head to head strategy games.
Later in 2002, "gToons" were added, which were head to head strategy games.


==Closure==
==Closure==
In the beginning of 2005, Cartoon Orbit began to become less and less under mantinence, causing it to suffer greatly in accessibility and little to no updates were made.  
In the beginning of 2005, ''Cartoon Orbit'' began to become less and less under maintenance, causing it to suffer greatly in accessibility and little to no updates were made.  


Cartoon Orbit was shutdown on October 16, 2006. The users were left with a certificate as a thank you for their support of the game.
''Cartoon Orbit'' was shutdown on October 16, 2006. The users were left with a certificate as a thank you for their support of the game.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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{{Video|perrow  =2
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   |service1    =youtube
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   |id1          =02WMZ3jgp24
   |description1 =Cartoon Orbit opening mini movie.
   |description1 =''Cartoon Orbit'' opening mini movie.
   |service2    =youtube
   |service2    =youtube
   |id2          =NWSzjU1aHik
   |id2          =NWSzjU1aHik
   |description2 =Cartoon Orbit gToon demonstration.
   |description2 =''Cartoon Orbit'' gToon demonstration.
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}}
<gallery mode=packed heights=175px>
<gallery mode=packed heights=175px>
Orbit1.png|Login Screen.
Orbit1.png|Login Screen.
Orbit2.jpg|
Orbit2.jpg
011o4yczm8e01.jpg|
011o4yczm8e01.jpg
Xv8LcNK.png|
Xv8LcNK.png
Orbit3.jpg|Userpage.
Orbit3.jpg|Userpage.
Cartoon Orbit Farewell.png|Closure Notice.
Cartoon Orbit Farewell.png|Closure Notice.
Ugvkk8yc7ch01.jpg|Thank You certificate.
Ugvkk8yc7ch01.jpg|Thank You certificate.
</gallery>
</gallery>
==Other Links==
==External Link==
[http://mcoap.toonarific.com/ MCOAP (Cartoon Orbit Archival Museum)]
*[http://mcoap.toonarific.com/ MCOAP (''Cartoon Orbit'' Archival Museum)]
==References==
==References==
{{reflist}}
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Revision as of 16:18, 30 November 2020

CartoonOrbit1.png

First Cartoon Orbit Logo from 2000.

Status: Partially Found

Cartoon Orbit was an online trading card system hosted on the Cartoon Network website from October 2000 to October 16, 2006. The idea for the game was created by the former vice president of Cartoon Network, Sam Register.

Details

Cartoon Orbit's main focus was the trading card system for users of the service to trade "cToons." cToons were sticker like stills or animated gifs from different Cartoon Network properties at the time. Users would be able to put these in their own rooms called "cZones." Some cZones created by users would be put on spotlight as well.

There were special cToons as well as the normal ones, ones for Holidays (Christmas, Halloween, etc.). Some cToons were obtainable from special codes given during the broadcast of Cartoon Cartoon Fridays, a block that ran from April 30, 1999 to February 23, 2007.[1]

Later in 2002, "gToons" were added, which were head to head strategy games.

Closure

In the beginning of 2005, Cartoon Orbit began to become less and less under maintenance, causing it to suffer greatly in accessibility and little to no updates were made.

Cartoon Orbit was shutdown on October 16, 2006. The users were left with a certificate as a thank you for their support of the game.

Gallery

Cartoon Orbit opening mini movie.

Cartoon Orbit gToon demonstration.

External Link

References