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''Vision's Mania Pack!'' is a fictional compilation of UsefulNotes/PlayStation games by Vision Home Entertainment [[NoExportForYou released exclusively in North America despite the company operating in Indonesia]].
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''Vision's Mania Pack!'' is a fictional compilation of UsefulNotes/PlayStation Platform/PlayStation games by Vision Home Entertainment [[NoExportForYou released exclusively in North America despite the company operating in Indonesia]].
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These game compilations come with [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer DOS games, & demos]] to choose from, with the first 2 having 30 games with the volumes after that [[ExecutiveMeddling bumping it up to 40 games]].
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These game compilations come with [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer [[Platform/IBMPersonalComputer DOS games, & demos]] to choose from, with the first 2 having 30 games with the volumes after that [[ExecutiveMeddling bumping it up to 40 games]].
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* NoPortForYou: They were all released exclusively for the original UsefulNotes/Playstation, which while was fine for the first 3 volumes, isn't for the ones later on as by that time, it was rather late in its life span, especially since they kept being released all the way to ''2005''.
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* NoPortForYou: They were all released exclusively for the original UsefulNotes/Playstation, Platform/Playstation, which while was fine for the first 3 volumes, isn't for the ones later on as by that time, it was rather late in its life span, especially since they kept being released all the way to ''2005''.
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* NoPortForYou: They were all released exclusively for the original UsefulNotes/Playstation, which while was fine for the first 3 volumes, isn't for the ones later on as by that time, it was rather late in its life span, [[UpToEleven especially since they kept being released all the way to]] ''[[UpToEleven 2005]]''.
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* NoPortForYou: They were all released exclusively for the original UsefulNotes/Playstation, which while was fine for the first 3 volumes, isn't for the ones later on as by that time, it was rather late in its life span, [[UpToEleven especially since they kept being released all the way to]] ''[[UpToEleven 2005]]''.to ''2005''.
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''Vision's Mania Pack!'' provides examples of:
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* FollowTheLeader: This was made to cash in on multicarts that were filled with games on them, only this time on the [=PS1=] using a custom-made DOS emulators. They even blatantly steal backgrounds from several ones on PCs.
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* FollowTheLeader: This was made to cash in on multicarts that were filled with games on them, only this time on the [=PS1=] using a custom-made DOS emulators. They even blatantly steal backgrounds from several ones on PCs.[=PCs=].
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* FollowTheLeader: This was made to cash in on multicarts that were filled with games on them, only this time on the PS1 using a custom-made DOS emulators. They even blatantly steal backgrounds from several ones on PCs.
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* FollowTheLeader: This was made to cash in on multicarts that were filled with games on them, only this time on the PS1 [=PS1=] using a custom-made DOS emulators. They even blatantly steal backgrounds from several ones on PCs.
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* FollowTheLeader: This was made to cash in on multicarts that were filled with games on them, only this time on the PS1 using a custom-made DOS emulator. [[UsefulNotes/Plagarism They even blatantly steal backgrounds from several ones on PCs]].
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* FollowTheLeader: This was made to cash in on multicarts that were filled with games on them, only this time on the PS1 using a custom-made DOS emulator. [[UsefulNotes/Plagarism emulators. They even blatantly steal backgrounds from several ones on PCs]].PCs.
* GenreKiller: The genre of this on console pretty much almost died at that point, though it would [[AvertedTrope eventually rise back up in popularity 3 years after the series ended]].
* GenreKiller: The genre of this on console pretty much almost died at that point, though it would [[AvertedTrope eventually rise back up in popularity 3 years after the series ended]].
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* NoPortForYou: They were all released exclusively for the original UsefulNotes/Playstation, which while was fine for the first 3 volumes, isn't for the ones later on as by that time, it was rather late in its life span, [[UpToEleven especially since they kept being released all the way to]] ''[[UpToEleven 2005]]''.
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* CreatorsOddball: These compilation discs are the only games this company has released, & in fact the only things they released in the United States. Just let that sink in for a moment...
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* CreatorsOddball: These compilation discs are the only games this company has released, & in fact the only things they released in the United States. [[DoubleTake Just let that sink in for a moment...]].
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* FandomNod: ''Blocks From Hell'' has its description be a reference to the fact that one of the compilations' fans, Bill Tryont, was also a fan of ''VideoGame/Tetris''.
* FollowTheLeader: This was made to cash in on multicarts that were filled with games on them, only this time on the PS1 using a custom-made DOS emulator. They even blatantly steal backgrounds from several ones on PCs.
* FollowTheLeader: This was made to cash in on multicarts that were filled with games on them, only this time on the PS1 using a custom-made DOS emulator. They even blatantly steal backgrounds from several ones on PCs.
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* FandomNod: ''Blocks From Hell'' has its description be a reference to the fact that one of the compilations' fans, Bill Tryont, was also a fan of ''VideoGame/Tetris''.
''Videogame/Tetris''.
** Robo-Wars(the Alan game, not the Sherwood Forest one) from volume 4 has its description be a reference to a joke about the fanbase loving robots.
* FollowTheLeader: This was made to cash in on multicarts that were filled with games on them, only this time on the PS1 using a custom-made DOS emulator. [[UsefulNotes/Plagarism They even blatantly steal backgrounds from several ones onPCs.PCs]].
** Robo-Wars(the Alan game, not the Sherwood Forest one) from volume 4 has its description be a reference to a joke about the fanbase loving robots.
* FollowTheLeader: This was made to cash in on multicarts that were filled with games on them, only this time on the PS1 using a custom-made DOS emulator. [[UsefulNotes/Plagarism They even blatantly steal backgrounds from several ones on
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* NoExportForYou: Despite these compilations being developed in the Philippines by Filipino company Starchaser Entertainment, & being published by Indonesian company Vision Home Entertainment, they only saw releases in the United States.
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* NoExportForYou: Despite these compilations being developed in the Philippines by Filipino company Starchaser Entertainment, & being published by Indonesian company Vision Home Entertainment, they only saw releases in the United States.States[[note]] Creator/Acclaim would've released the first volume in Europe, but it was never released there[[/note]].
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* StreisandEffect: The person that made ''Gobman'' tried to make them stop selling Volume 2 due to [[OldShame him not wanting anyone to know that it even exists]]. Vision didn't stop however. He tried to force Vision to stop, but he wasn't as big as them. This led to people buying Volume 2 [[JustHereForGodzilla just to see what]] [[JustHereForGodzilla ''Gobman'']] [[JustHereForGodzilla was]].
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* StreisandEffect: The person that made ''Gobman'' tried to make them stop selling Volume 2 due to [[OldShame him not wanting anyone to know that it even exists]]. Vision didn't stop however. He tried to force Vision to stop, but he wasn't as big as them. This led to people buying Volume 2 [[JustHereForGodzilla just to see what]] [[JustHereForGodzilla ''Gobman'']] ''[[JustHereForGodzilla Gobman]]'' [[JustHereForGodzilla was]].
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* FandomNod: ''Blocks From Hell'' has its description be a reference to the fact that one of the compilations' fans, Bill Tryont, was also a fan of ''VideoGame/Tetris''.
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* OfficialFanSubmittedContent: Octolris, the last game on Volume 2 was given by a fan who's name they sadly don't remember.
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* OfficialFanSubmittedContent: Octolris, the last game on Volume 2 was given by a fan who's name they sadly don't remember.remember[[note]] his name was Danny Kanobo[[/note]]. Volume 3 had ''Adam '99'' given by Jake Lanbarck, ''Negative'' given by Kevin C. Ralmar, ''Funball'' given by Alex Varley, & ''HH-HH.COM'' given by Chris Charbo.
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* StreisandEffect: The person that made ''Gobman'' tried to make them stop selling Volume 2 due to [[OldShame him not wanting anyone to know that it even exists]]. Vision didn't stop however. He tried to force Vision to stop, but he wasn't as big as them. This led to people buying Volume 2 [[JustHereForGodzilla just to see what Gobman was]].
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* StreisandEffect: The person that made ''Gobman'' tried to make them stop selling Volume 2 due to [[OldShame him not wanting anyone to know that it even exists]]. Vision didn't stop however. He tried to force Vision to stop, but he wasn't as big as them. This led to people buying Volume 2 [[JustHereForGodzilla just to see what Gobman was]].what]] [[JustHereForGodzilla ''Gobman'']] [[JustHereForGodzilla was]].
* ThrowItIn: The original description for ''Pako'' said this[[note]] ORIGINAL GAME DO NOT STEAL[[/note]]. Vision thought it was absolutely hilarious, & left that in.
* ThrowItIn: The original description for ''Pako'' said this[[note]] ORIGINAL GAME DO NOT STEAL[[/note]]. Vision thought it was absolutely hilarious, & left that in.
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* DrivingGame: ''VideoGame/TestDrive''. Also, ''F1 Eater Mania''.
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* MinigameGame: ''Safari Sam'' is this, which is surprising [[Irony considering this is in the volume 2 disc]].
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* RunAndGun: ''Alien Rampage'' is one of these.
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* PopCultureUrbanLegends: People believe that it didn't sell well, nor were ever re-released due to [[ScrewedByTheLaywers lawsuits for copyright infringement that forced Vision to stop making them]]. In reality, it was due to the fact that [[GenreKiller the genre was shortening in popularity]].
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* PopCultureUrbanLegends: People believe that it didn't sell well, nor were ever re-released due to [[ScrewedByTheLaywers [[ScrewedByTheLawyers lawsuits for copyright infringement that forced Vision to stop making them]]. In reality, it was due to the fact that [[GenreKiller the genre was shortening in popularity]].
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[[folder:The compilations themselves]]
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* Shareware: Some of these are this.
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* Shareware: Some of these are this.this.
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* CashCowFranchise: Vision Home Entertainment really wanted this to become one, but sadly couldn't. No, it wasn't due to lawsuits(see below).
* CreatorsOddball: These compilation discs are the only games this company has released, & in fact the only things they released in the United States. Just let that sink in for a moment...
* CutSong: Volume 1 would've had a different tune for the game selection screen, but it was according to one of the programmers, "so bad that it was a disgrace that it even exists".
* ExecutiveMeddling: Executives decided to make them bump the number of games up to 40 after Volume 2 was released.
* FollowTheLeader: This was made to cash in on multicarts that were filled with games on them, only this time on the PS1 using a custom-made DOS emulator. They even blatantly steal backgrounds from several ones on PCs.
* KillerApp: Or at least Vision wanted it to be one, but it ultimately never became one.
* NoExportForYou: Despite these compilations being developed in the Philippines by Filipino company Starchaser Entertainment, & being published by Indonesian company Vision Home Entertainment, they only saw releases in the United States.
* OfficialFanSubmittedContent: Octolris, the last game on Volume 2 was given by a fan who's name they sadly don't remember.
* OldShame: Vision Home Entertainment's website no longer mentions these compilation discs due to them simply having no interest in re-releasing them. Starchaser Entertainment has a bigger case of this. Not only do they not mention it on their site, but they absolutely they said to never do something like that ever again as that's the kind of stuff they hate.
* PopCultureUrbanLegends: People believe that it didn't sell well, nor were ever re-released due to [[ScrewedByTheLaywers lawsuits for copyright infringement that forced Vision to stop making them]]. In reality, it was due to the fact that [[GenreKiller the genre was shortening in popularity]].
* PreOrderBonus: If you were to buy Volume 3 the day it was released, you would've gotten a special note to win an RC car with Vision Home Entertainment branding on it.
* StreisandEffect: The person that made ''Gobman'' tried to make them stop selling Volume 2 due to [[OldShame him not wanting anyone to know that it even exists]]. Vision didn't stop however. He tried to force Vision to stop, but he wasn't as big as them. This led to people buying Volume 2 [[JustHereForGodzilla just to see what Gobman was]].
* VindicatedByReruns: These compilation discs became the reason why these DOS games, & demos have became more known than before.
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[[folder:Trivia]]
* CashCowFranchise: Vision Home Entertainment really wanted this to become one, but sadly couldn't. No, it wasn't due to lawsuits(see below).
* CreatorsOddball: These compilation discs are the only games this company has released, & in fact the only things they released in the United States. Just let that sink in for a moment...
* CutSong: Volume 1 would've had a different tune for the game selection screen, but it was according to one of the programmers, "so bad that it was a disgrace that it even exists".
* ExecutiveMeddling: Executives decided to make them bump the number of games up to 40 after Volume 2 was released.
* FollowTheLeader: This was made to cash in on multicarts that were filled with games on them, only this time on the PS1 using a custom-made DOS emulator. They even blatantly steal backgrounds from several ones on PCs.
* KillerApp: Or at least Vision wanted it to be one, but it ultimately never became one.
* NoExportForYou: Despite these compilations being developed in the Philippines by Filipino company Starchaser Entertainment, & being published by Indonesian company Vision Home Entertainment, they only saw releases in the United States.
* OfficialFanSubmittedContent: Octolris, the last game on Volume 2 was given by a fan who's name they sadly don't remember.
* OldShame: Vision Home Entertainment's website no longer mentions these compilation discs due to them simply having no interest in re-releasing them. Starchaser Entertainment has a bigger case of this. Not only do they not mention it on their site, but they absolutely they said to never do something like that ever again as that's the kind of stuff they hate.
* PopCultureUrbanLegends: People believe that it didn't sell well, nor were ever re-released due to [[ScrewedByTheLaywers lawsuits for copyright infringement that forced Vision to stop making them]]. In reality, it was due to the fact that [[GenreKiller the genre was shortening in popularity]].
* PreOrderBonus: If you were to buy Volume 3 the day it was released, you would've gotten a special note to win an RC car with Vision Home Entertainment branding on it.
* StreisandEffect: The person that made ''Gobman'' tried to make them stop selling Volume 2 due to [[OldShame him not wanting anyone to know that it even exists]]. Vision didn't stop however. He tried to force Vision to stop, but he wasn't as big as them. This led to people buying Volume 2 [[JustHereForGodzilla just to see what Gobman was]].
* VindicatedByReruns: These compilation discs became the reason why these DOS games, & demos have became more known than before.
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* JetPack:[[TropeNamer Jetpack is this]].
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* JetPack:[[TropeNamer JetPack: [[TropeNamer Jetpack is this]].
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* ObviousBeta: Several of them are this. ''Slot Car'' is a particularly nasty example.
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* FirstPersonShooter: Transland, a 1996 DOS game is this. Subverted with the 1st game of Volume 2.
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* FirstPersonShooter: Transland, a 1996 DOS game is this. Subverted with the 1st game of Volume 2.2, ''Merlin Challenge''.
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* PlatformGame: Several of themthem. Take ''Aro'' for example.
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* Compilation Re-release: Quite literally as you can see.
* FirstPersonShooter: Transland, a 1996 DOS game is this. Subverted with the 1st game of Volume 2.
* Jetpack: VideoGame/Jetpack [[TropeNamer is this]].
* PlatformGame: Several of them
* Shareware: Some of these are this, like VideoGame/Jetpack, ''Bolo Ball'', among others.
* FirstPersonShooter: Transland, a 1996 DOS game is this. Subverted with the 1st game of Volume 2.
* Jetpack: VideoGame/Jetpack [[TropeNamer is this]].
* PlatformGame: Several of them
* Shareware: Some of these are this, like VideoGame/Jetpack, ''Bolo Ball'', among others.
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*FanGame: Several fan games are on here.
*FightingGame: ''Little Fighter'' is a fighter you can play on Volume 2.
*FirstPersonShooter: Transland, a 1996 DOS game is this. Subverted with the 1st game of Volume 2.
*JetPack:[[TropeNamer Jetpack is this]].
*PlatformGame: Several of them
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''Vision's Mania Pack!'' is a fictional compilation of UsefulNotes/PlayStation games by Vision Home Entertainment [[NoExportForYou released exclusively in North America despite the company operating in Indonesia]].
The first volume of these compilations was released on July 23rd of 1999, with a second one being released later on March 24th of 2000 which started a journey of more to come.
These game compilations come with [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer DOS games, & demos]] to choose from, with the first 2 having 30 games with the volumes after that [[ExecutiveMeddling bumping it up to 40 games]].
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''Vision's Mania Pack!'' provides examples of:
*Compilation Re-release: Quite literally as you can see.
*FirstPersonShooter: Transland, a 1996 DOS game is this. Subverted with the 1st game of Volume 2.
*Jetpack: VideoGame/Jetpack [[TropeNamer is this]].
*PlatformGame: Several of them
*Shareware: Some of these are this, like VideoGame/Jetpack, ''Bolo Ball'', among others.
The first volume of these compilations was released on July 23rd of 1999, with a second one being released later on March 24th of 2000 which started a journey of more to come.
These game compilations come with [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer DOS games, & demos]] to choose from, with the first 2 having 30 games with the volumes after that [[ExecutiveMeddling bumping it up to 40 games]].
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''Vision's Mania Pack!'' provides examples of:
*Compilation Re-release: Quite literally as you can see.
*FirstPersonShooter: Transland, a 1996 DOS game is this. Subverted with the 1st game of Volume 2.
*Jetpack: VideoGame/Jetpack [[TropeNamer is this]].
*PlatformGame: Several of them
*Shareware: Some of these are this, like VideoGame/Jetpack, ''Bolo Ball'', among others.
