Once in my life, there was entertainment. Now, there is none. Here's some examples.
Virtual Worlds: The very reason I made this page. It's not just multiplayer worlds, either, no no, some games are 100% singleplayer, also. Usually, the reason they're lost to me, is that, it wasn't popular enough to have many Youtube videos about it, we'll talk about videos later, and they can't even fully load up on the Internet Archive.
While I was able to play Rabbitropolis, it was back when Trix Rabbit was not alone, and nothing else, I just couldn't get into that virtual world, the one I mostly played on that site. From what I can remember, it was like Poptropica, 2d platforming, fetch quests, and puzzles. It probably should've been a singleplayer, cause I don't know what they were thinking, when they made it multiplayer. You play as a technicolor kid, because Trix are for kids, trying to help these, things, while avoiding the png of Trix Rabbit. There is one video, that shows gameplay of this game, which explains it better than I would, without saying anything, and it is basically a trailer video.
All I remember about it was those Rabbids were there, and Barbie Glam Pups was advertised. There are only a few screenshots, from what I found, it was like Fantage, with the hoverboards and costumes, I guess. Apparently, there were other Ubisoft virtual worlds, Imagine Town and a Petz based one, but I only know Ubiworld, however.
An alien snail fairy is your guide, he or she gives you a slightly customized room, and you hang out with some cartoon characters. Faves include Animal Mechanicals and Bo on the Go, but there was a show called Poko there, I do remember watching it however, wasn't entertaining, and... Super Why. I'm aware it aired on the channel, but it doesn't deserve to be a world or even half, when it's practically a full site on PBS Kids, WHICH speaking of which-
Same with WonderWorld, but with Dot and Dash as guides. I don't think I've played the first one, but it has Super Why in it, so guess that was something, maybe I played it for the Franny thing. This other game though is something else, it was free as long you had an account. The gameplay was custom Karts, and a platformer where you search for items, for yourself or quests, but the twist is you can fuse items to get to places easier, and finish quests. There was also a coding event, and it gave you special items. It shut down a while ago, the game was mobile, so wasn't Flash.
I only vaguely remember it, because I was out of money, and I didn't think I could earn more, so the horses got sick, and I stopped playing after that. Don't know if it was disk or download, but that's what I know.
It was around 2010's, it disappeared a while after Tangled came around. This had a bunch of minigames, lots of decorating ones, and you get charms or something pretty shiny, probably for downloads of pictures.
Video stuff that I know parts of it, but don't know the actual name, or it's no longer available:
A machinima in the Original LEGO Star Wars game, that focuses on Jango. There's, what I believe, 5 or 6 episodes. It has a droid that calls for him many, many, many times. One episode had a Gungan, either or, talking about his planet, but goes "The *insert thing here*", also a lot. Another episode had Jango and Darth Maul, two destructive being in canon, playing Yu-Gi-Oh. I am not making this up as I go. Someone else did a sequel to this with Boba, in The Complete Saga, and did the Bounty Hunter levels.
Most of them were from a youtuber, which went from Fnaf and Undertale, to Genshin and Countryhumans. Scenes that I enjoy includes; anime scene where guy pranks someone that he changes into girl, girl comes out after switching out and the person believes they divided; "Damn Mexicans" prank call gone wrong; person not liking people, calls the negative one a good person, and the guy gets heartbroken when told that they don't want to be with him; guy flirting with feminine person who has a boyfriend or partner, after some talking, deep voice comes out and flirter goes away.
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