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Around 2004, Pop-Tarts began a new campaign under the slogan "Crazy Good."<ref>[https://poptarts.fandom.com/wiki/Crazy-Good_Kids Official Pop-Tarts Wiki article about the Crazy Good campaign.] Retrieved 16 Apr '20</ref> Approximately two years later, the official website was changed to reflect the new promotion. Users could create a crazy Good World account, and play games to earn points for wallpaper and music downloads. This was a tie-in promotion for The Great Fruit Escape, and later for American Idol. Along with it came a series of games under the name "Game-A-Rama". In 2007, this was once again changed to "Crazy Good Back-lot Fun and Games". The game section of the website was later changed to "Fun and Games" for the remainder of the promotion. After 2010, the Pop-Tarts website was once again updated, and the Crazy Good campaign was no longer online. All of the games that had been made available were no longer on the website, and users could not create or login to their Crazy Good World account. | Around 2004, Pop-Tarts began a new campaign under the slogan "Crazy Good."<ref>[https://poptarts.fandom.com/wiki/Crazy-Good_Kids Official Pop-Tarts Wiki article about the Crazy Good campaign.] Retrieved 16 Apr '20</ref> Approximately two years later, '''the official website was changed to reflect the new promotion.''' Users could create a crazy Good World account, and play games to earn points for wallpaper and music downloads. | ||
This was a tie-in promotion for The Great Fruit Escape, and later for American Idol. Along with it came a series of games under the name "Game-A-Rama". In 2007, this was once again changed to "Crazy Good Back-lot Fun and Games". The game section of the website was later changed to "Fun and Games" for the remainder of the promotion. | |||
After 2010, the Pop-Tarts website was once again updated, and the Crazy Good campaign was no longer online. All of the games that had been made available were no longer on the website, and users could not create or login to their Crazy Good World account. | |||
==Availability== | ==Availability== | ||
Since the campaign had come to an end, | Since the campaign had come to an end, only one of the games, Drop A Note, have been found. Going on the Wayback Machine on the Internet Archive will take you to the original pages, but the flash files have not been saved, and therefore, will not work to play the original games. | ||
It is possible the developers of the original games still have the game programs on their personal computers, but it is currently unknown who these developers are, and if they even still have the original game files with them. | It is possible the developers of the original games still have the game programs on their personal computers, but it is currently unknown who these developers are, and if they even still have the original game files with them. | ||
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|Double Berry Sack Race||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>||N/A | |Double Berry Sack Race||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>||N/A | ||
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|Drop A Note||[https://archive.org/details/dropanote_202011 <span style="color:green;">'''Found'''</span>]|| | |Drop A Note||[https://archive.org/details/dropanote_202011 <span style="color:green;">'''Found'''</span>]||Found by MatrixUltra in November 2020 | ||
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|Flying Dodge'Em||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>||N/A | |Flying Dodge'Em||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>||N/A | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:58, 18 December 2022
Around 2004, Pop-Tarts began a new campaign under the slogan "Crazy Good."[1] Approximately two years later, the official website was changed to reflect the new promotion. Users could create a crazy Good World account, and play games to earn points for wallpaper and music downloads.
This was a tie-in promotion for The Great Fruit Escape, and later for American Idol. Along with it came a series of games under the name "Game-A-Rama". In 2007, this was once again changed to "Crazy Good Back-lot Fun and Games". The game section of the website was later changed to "Fun and Games" for the remainder of the promotion.
After 2010, the Pop-Tarts website was once again updated, and the Crazy Good campaign was no longer online. All of the games that had been made available were no longer on the website, and users could not create or login to their Crazy Good World account.
Availability
Since the campaign had come to an end, only one of the games, Drop A Note, have been found. Going on the Wayback Machine on the Internet Archive will take you to the original pages, but the flash files have not been saved, and therefore, will not work to play the original games.
It is possible the developers of the original games still have the game programs on their personal computers, but it is currently unknown who these developers are, and if they even still have the original game files with them.
Games
Lost Pop-Tarts Crazy Good Games
Game Title | Status | Notes |
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Apple Strudel Bowl-A-Rama | Lost | N/A |
Cinnamon Roll Drag Race | Lost | N/A |
Double Berry Sack Race | Lost | N/A |
Drop A Note | Found | Found by MatrixUltra in November 2020 |
Flying Dodge'Em | Lost | N/A |
French Toast Toss | Lost | N/A |
Kung-Fu Scratch | Lost | N/A |
Morning Rush | Lost | N/A |
Out On A Limb | Lost | N/A |
Rock Climb | Lost | N/A |
Ski Launch | Lost | N/A |
Snowball Freeze | Lost | N/A |
Swamp Walk | Lost | N/A |
Gallery
External Links
- The defunct website link to the Fun and Games section on the Backlot.
- Forum page from 2006 discussing the Game-A-Rama section of the website.
References
- ↑ Official Pop-Tarts Wiki article about the Crazy Good campaign. Retrieved 16 Apr '20