In 1997, sony computer entertainment america launched a cd based magazine that doesn't make you read but makes you play called the playstation underground. the psone versions always spanned 2 discs which were great for playable demos, trailers, imports, behind the scenes featurettes, exclusive first class looks on upcoming games, cheat codes, bulletins, demonstrations on first party accessories, downloading save files, walkthroughs on best winning the game, special events and easter eggs. the ps2 version was just one dvd. it all ended in 2001 when they've decided to merge with the official us playstation magazine just as they've transitioned to playstation 2 demo discs and they continued until 2007. they also did an assorted variety demo disc called the jampack. it'll be good for you to riff the psone and ps2 demo discs as in playstation underground, official us playstation magazine and playstation underground jampack because nobody cares about how those games were made anymore.

http://www.giantbomb.com/playstation-underground/92-993/
https://psphardcore.blogspot.com/2016/10/summary-of-playstation-underground-cd.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OfficialU.S.PlayStationMagazine
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStationUnderground
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jampack

back in the 90s and early 2000s, many new video games would get previewed with footage on a video tape most especially nintendo 64 since they refused to make a bunch of demo carts even if they did with pokemon stadium, mario party 3, the legend of zelda majora's mask, donkey kong 64 and jet force gemini. there's also playstation one promo videos made as well and of course sega. if you must riff sega vhs', dvds, laserdiscs and betamax's do the promo videos only. that means no anime or tv shows or movies based on the sega games. there's quite a few different reasons why you should riff the video game promo videos one of which involves the fact we've got social media now.you can also search the internet via google and online auction sites like ebay and amazon too for more ideas to add. oh and there's even video game magazine vhs' and dvds made as well like fuse, cube magazine, game breaker, click, power the playstation mag, sega saturn official magazine and gamepro tv. riff them too.

https://segaretro.org/Category:Videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDkNd8gV0xQ&list=PLKV5zbIEDPrW-v5F8FOXeJa2vVNKrT27T
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEvGfPRiBfYKParGLjVPE7FldJTIl2lFv

Sweet Sea was produced by Tomy in 1985. It was a very short lived sea themed series which included one doll, four friends, fashion, cosmetic accessories by Avon, jewellery and a 30-min animated video. i must tell you however, it's anime-influenced cause tms entertainment made it, veteran osamu dezaki made it and vestron video's children's video library made it. it's fun to riff because all our favorite tv show characters from the late 90s and early-mid 2000s learned to do it too. you know which ones i'm talking bout willis. shows that currently rerun on mtv2 and fuse and fuse music.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llHPGbdqozo
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1721689/
http://www.ghostofthedoll.co.uk/sweetsea.php

Dixie's Diner was produced by Tyco in 1988-89 and was a 1950's style diner. Along with the main Diner playset there were several additional items which were sold separately to add to the diner. There was also eleven poseable figures produced as well as a VHS cartoon. the story line says "Come on down to Dixie's Diner and enter a whimsical world of laughter and fun. A world where every kid can live out their wildest, most hilarious dreams. Where you can dance as long as you want, sing as loud as you want, and feed your face on an endless supply of chocolate shakes and sundaes. It all spells fun and romance with a CAST of frisky loveable and talented Rock 'N Rolling kids. Dixie's Diner. You're going to love this place!" truth is is that it actually involves a gang of teens trying to save their beloved diner. interestingly, it should at least be compared to china's decade long video game ban and how sony interactive entertainment and nintendo tried to speed things up to get that ban lifted. playstation 2 came out at the very very very very very beginning of the year 2004 but 18 months later they closed down in shanghai and moved to beijing with only 10 measly games released and were never heard from again. nintendo on the other hand made a company called ique and their wingman was a scientist that designed the nintendo 64 and gamecube systems architech. first was an n64 plug n play that had 14 games you could download onto the system. the gamecube was never released it shoulda been though. they had plans. the game boy advance and nintendo ds were also released but not many games. there's actually a video game expo called chinajoy and in 2005 they tried to make a splash crash so they could release as many games as they want but didn't due to high piracy. they tried to release the wii but evaded and released it in taiwan,hong kong and south korea instead. the line was drawn with the 3ds. nowadays nintendo teams up with tencent to release the switch in china. and those are the reasons why you must riff this movie.

http://www.ghostofthedoll.co.uk/dixiesdiner.php
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6516344/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSOAdA-EB6s
https://kotaku.com/the-short-life-of-the-ps2-in-china-1425748348
https://nintendosoup.com/daigasso-band-brothers-ridge-racer-ds-and-more-were-almost-released-in-china/

Yes! It's the infamous English nasty safety film-for kids! You think Shake Hands With Danger isn't graphic enough? Is seeing a bunch of kids dying in monkey masks not good enough for you either? Then Apaches is just for you! See a bunch of icky * goblins dress up in borderline offensive Native American 60s (?) Garb and get into hijinks on a farm...which all end in death! Be on the lookout for one dumb kid that drowns in a pool of manure! You can't make this stuff up! Actually...a scriptwriter high on cow and English Gruel did! So...if you want wacky kiddie hijinks that end in death, then the safety film Apaches is for you!