The official world thread for the RP, I'll post updates as I continue to work with each of you gathering data on the worlds.<br/><br/>The Game Worlds So Far: Title - Real Life Game story is based off.<br/>The Dashboard - Console Main Menu<br/>Destiny Warriors - Dynasty Warriors<br/>High Plains Drifter - Red Dead Redemption<br/>King of the Ring - Street Fight<br/>Yokaimon - Pokemon / Monster Rancher<br/>Chainsaw Princess - Lollipop Chainsaw / Corpse Princess<br/>The Alchemy of the Bloodstone - Action Role-Playing Open World Video Game<br/>Candy Pop Dream - Alice In Wonderland / Sugar Rush / Wizard of Oz<br/>Soul Savior - Soul Calibur<br/>Pitch Black - The Darkness<br/>Mass Impact - Mass Effect<br/>Mass Impact: Black Ops - Mass Effect 2<br/>Smash Brothers: All Out Warfare - Smash Brothers / M Rated fighting Game<br/>Fatal Fantasy - Final Fantasy<br/>City of Legends - City of Heroes<br/><br/><strong>The Desktop----</strong><br/>This is the hubb between games. We have 2 main areas, the Station and Central Court.<br/><br/>The Station is the main area of activity which has a diner, bar (7th Heaven), and the Avatar housing. The train grants access to and from the Prison, The Record Store (Console's built-in MP3 player), The Theater (If the player has downloaded Movies to their console or uses Netflix), The Arena (Downloaded Arcade games which the game characters can compete with each other for prizes or bragging rights). Maitenance can also use the train to access the harddrive but it is of-limits to game characters.<br/><br/>The central court is like a neighborhood full of apartments with the buildings forming a circle around the central courtyard. The doors however, enter the game worlds as a kind of warp. Each building contains a game world, more doors mean more entrances and exits, some games only have one, some games have several dozen entrances.<br/><br/>The prison is where all dangerous villains are kept. Non-dangerous villains must be registered to roam freely in other games.<br/><br/>Map: (Missing The Record Store, The Theater, and The Arena)<br/>(http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a139/OHWceta/CentralMap_zpsf8956d62.jpg)<br/><br/>Rules:<br/>If you die outside your game, you cannot respawn. So be careful when game-jumping.<br/>No bringing contraband from one game to another. (Such as taking a laser pistol into a 1930s Mafia style game.)<br/>All characters MUST return to their own game when the console is activated.<br/>Loading Screens allow time for game characters to return to their game.<br/>Avatars CAN NOT enter games, they must be available immediataly when the console is activated.<br/>No relationships between characters who are not from the same game. (Not enforced, but strongly discouraged. I intend for this rule to be broken frequently.)<br/><br/>Further Reading:<br/>Avatars - Avatars represent all the users who play on the Console. Since they cannot enter games they cannot win awards and are usually treated as second class citizens by most game characters. Being stuck in the Desktop can lead them to boredom which leads to most game characters regarding Avatars as a nuisance.<br/>Deja Vu - Most online play involves customized characters so it is rare to meet 2 identical characters. But on the rare occassion a character meets themself from another console, this is called Deja Vu.<br/>Deletion - When a game becomes obsolete the game is removed from the database and the characters are deleted and all datat returns to the harddrive. This is true and permenant death. No reviving past this point. Though is is rumored a few individuals have escaped deletion, this is mainly do to reprograming, NO character has actually recovered AFTER being deleted.<br/>The Harddrive - This is where all the data is stored. If the harddrive is damaged, data is lost. This results in cataclysmic events that can wipe out entire game worlds. Only the Programmers know how to manipulate the code to create new games.<br/>The Source Code - A River of Data flowing around the Harddrive. This is where all games go after deletion and all new games come from. The Code has been around since gaming and all new games are recycled code from games that have since been returned to the source code.<br/>The Programmers - Mysterious beings who manipulate the code. They are the console's interpretation of programming codes inputed by humans outside the console. In a sense they are the closest thing to Gods that exist within the console (save for games about Gods).<br/><br/><strong>-World Template-</strong><br/>World Name (Game Based on, or OC if original idea)<br/>Main Hero<br/>Main Villain<br/>Target Audiance (Young characters, older characters, fighters, ect)<br/>Basic Plot Outline<br/>Other unique features