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The puns were even stronger in earlier concepts (Youreeka = a town with inventors and skunks, Tar-ranno Forest Wrecks = a forest with lots of dinosaur bones and tar pits - there were also Tarbucks, coffee shops that presumably made coffee out of the tar). I'm pretty sure they just came up with those joke names first and then tried making things out of them.

Let me help you out here, at least on the Fraps side (if @Phoenyx is around he may be able to help with DXTory). Windows 8 (continuing with 10) drastically changed the way screen display contents is internally piped. IIRC, all of it now runs through DirectX. Because of this major architectural change and much better DirectX API and capabilities, programs written to capture the screen/games broke because they do not support the new and better way it is done. As Fraps as not been updated since 2013 and lacks proper Win8+ support, it no longer works for a lot of the older games (the games work because compatibility layers but the software does not know this and still attempts the old way of doing things). In short, Fraps is becoming more and more useless. OBS (and soon, OBS Studio) is emerging as the way to go. Yes, you paid money for Fraps (I did too!) and might be upset it no longer works but this happens. As technology advances, it's a natural process that weeds out the older, unsupported software. It happened with 16-bit programs when x64 Windows came out, and it is happening now with internal changes. Sometimes this house cleaning is forced (see: Apple and the Thunderbolt port on iDevices), but it must happen. It's like the economy. Businesses that stay up-to-date, relevant, fresh and continue to compete, market, and gain capital survive, while dry, dusty, dead companies die out because they cannot be sustained or stay afloat. Yes, we may be sad to see some business die but it is a natural process that must occur. So yea, there you go.

Goes over Baron Von Barron's head/torso and Turbo Charger's helmet http://oresome.rockraidersunited.com/download/318

Peeron, BrickFactory, Miniland and such are great, but none of them have managed to be a complete resource for LEGO catalogs; or even catalogs of a certain kind, for that matter. As part of a big push to expand content that's been going down over the past few weeks, Brickset is aiming to host "every catalogue we can lay our hands on" to provide what may be a definitive resource. The best part? Once they've finished up with the stuff they can find, they'll "put a call out to help fill any gaps." So the only limit to the completeness of their repository is you! You can look at the full document library (including the return of their Bricks and Pieces scans) here. Not many catalogs yet, but they'll be coming. Source Brickset

Duct tape. Lots and lots of duct tape.

Not sure how you can resolve the issue with video recording, but for screenshot taking, I use a program called YAFSScreen that prints whatever you have on your clipboard to a file - it's as easy as hitting printscreen, has a few nice format options, and it works in all the games (a considerable number) that FRAPS has been having trouble with since I "upgraded" to Win10.

It's old.

Anyone know how you can set the number of players on teams in the GBA version but that feature is lacking on the PC? We'll I've found my own way to go even deeper into that customization on PC by setting each team count personally. Unfortunately for most of you I did it Cheat Engine, but maybe some day there can be a way for it to be done without it. I saw in the save file the value of "06" coming after the players list, I tried reducing that number but all it did was remove players from the team and I had to put them back on before the team became useable again, so that rules the "less team members" method out. Anyhow, enjoy my "unfair" match! If you'd like to see another, perhaps with my commentary next time, let me know!

Press release! Welp, it looks amazing but a bit above my budget tbh. Nice though innit?