#Nick.com

[90s-2000s-barbie]

November 19, 2007

[bubblyangelics]

Archive of Nick.com

December 10, 2009

[garr9988]

Does anyone remember back in the day (2000s mostly) when Nick.com had games, where was one where you could create clipshows or music videos by splicing together pre-selected clips from different Nickelodeon shows? I think you could even submit them for a chance to be shown on TV?

It was on the website and it wasn't 3D, so it wasn't the disc Toon Twister 3-D thing, and it was much older, more involved, & looked completely different than the modern Summer or Halloween Music Video Makers.

I can't find it anywhere, pleeeease tell me someone remembers it and knows what it was called!

[321spongebolt]

"Dr. Loud" Browser Game idea

As I previously showcased on this post, I made concept logos for "Dr. Loud". Recently, I had an idea for if it were some kind of a flash game Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network would've developed for their respective websites and apps.

PREMISE

Lincoln is sick, and it's up to you and Lisa to operate on Lincoln and find a cure.

GAMEPLAY

Like the "Dr. Mario" games, the game would be a puzzle game. From the start, you can choose between playing as Lisa, Leni, Luan, or Lana. Lucy can also be added as a possible unlockable character. But as far as gameplay, it's pretty much the same no matter who you play as (unless maybe Lisa, Lana, Lucy, and Luan could have some advantages if there were power-ups).

The Loud sister you chose will throw medicine capsules down the board and you must guide where the pill will land. Stack three of the same color on top of the virus with that same color and you get points as the virus disappears. For the PC version, you could simply use the keyboard or the mouse. For the mobile version, simply use your finger to drag the tablet as it slowly descends. Tap the screen to rotate the pill or if a character's energy meter is filled to the top, tap on it to activate their special attack.

MULTIPLAYER

The Story Mode can support 1-2 Players, mainly for its use of co-op. The multiplayer option can be done with about however many players can work, as far as tablets and mobile phones are concerned. It's also possible for online multiplayer support, depending on the capacity.

[theplaguedogs]

[bobauthorman]

Here's a Valentine for the Day

[katapotato55]

looking for lost media: a strange strategy game demo on nick.com in the early 2000's

alright so ages ago when i was but a wee little kid, there was a game (Flash or shockwave. I don't remember) where you are in some kind of ancient ruins and you controlled a bunch of small weird grey creatures. the creatures had a ball they could play with and somehow you can get more of these little guys over time. (i think they had kids but i don't remember for sure) and the goal was to feed them and get them to build a little hut for themselves. I think they also had little voices and called the player "master" or something. don't know for sure. then you would get them to build a bridge across a river or cliff (don't remember) and then the demo would end. does this ring a bell for anyone? i don't remember the name for the LIFE of me. if anyone has any ideas it would be appreciated!

[studiotriggerfan397]

Cartoons I'd recommend showing or watching with your kids:

1.) The Iron Giant

2.) Miyazaki movies (of course)

3.) The heartbreaking The Red Turtle

4.) Cartoon Saloon films

5.) Adventure Time (amazing)

6.) Gravity Falls (also amazing...)

7.) Avatar: The Last Airbender

8.) The Legend of Korra

9.) Batman: The Animated Series

10.) Gargoyles

11.) The Spectacular Spider-Man

12.) X-Men: Evolution

13.) Over the Garden Wall

[littletroubledgrrrl]

[psychedelic-charm]

Nick Jr had a website in the 90's? I totally missed that!

Signed Pictures of Steve and Blue from the 90s Nick Jr Site

[90s-2000s-barbie]

October 13, 2007

[btr-rewatch]

That time Nickelodeon gave the boys a little camcorder and had them film their own behind-the-scenes videos to promote the show

[321spongebolt]

Ideas for Dress-up games based on "The Loud House"

With "The Loud House" turning 8 next year, I figured this show could use a couple of dress up games. I have at least three ideas that can work right of the bat.

"Dress Up Leni Loud"

"Dress Up Lola Loud"

"Dress Up Carlota Casagrande"

In all three of them, the gameplay is mostly the same. Simply dress up any of these three characters by clicking on the outfit and dragging it onto them. The outfits are from the show itself, including books and other merchandise. For Leni, she can wear her outfits and maybe Lori's. Lola can wear her dresses and even her twin's clothing, but without the mud and dirt on it. And Carlota can wear any outfit from her closet, including the black suit and cap she had Ronnie Anne wear, and the city girl outfit she let Lori borrow.

Other customization options include jewelry (even if you want to take off their earrings, bracelets, and whatever.), lipstick, hair color, glasses, accessories, footwear, and even backgrounds (or just them in a transparent background). Basically anything you've seen if you ever played a dress up game or character creator.

[dude-iloveu]

i just remembered the amount of online virtual world games i used to play. damn no wonder my social skills are the way they are now lmaoo

[stillnotgoodformymentalhealth]

I still use .-.;; unironically, I've been on the internet longer than some of y'all have been alive.