i will update if i do get around the restrictions. probably use a VPN or something, unless the zombies that make up Australia's lawmakers ban that too, lmao.

i didn't post here much in the first place, but i still felt it important to say. if i can't access this website anymore and there's no way around it, then i just wanna say goodbye and thank you to everyone who had a look at my silly page :] that's all.

bonus: here's an extremely old archive of the Defiant page :]
(web.archive.org/web/20010310...)

Also if you're curious, I came across this by dicking around with the site map feature on Archive.org's Wayback Machine. It's a super cool feature go try it out :]

-was shown in the images in the gallery. That's really just speculation based off the name of the mysterious gallery game though, I have no idea if that's actually what Pillage was.

-right above that first post, there's one from 2001 that mentions two unknown games: a racing game and an RPG. While there's zero information about the racing game, I have a feeling that Pillage was the name (or at least the codename) of the RPG Halfbrick was working on, and THAT'S the game that-

I do actually have a bit of a theory about what Pillage could possibly be though. So y'know how I posted about a bunch of really obscure Halfbrick games I found information about on their old website? At the end of that thread, i posted a screenshot of an update on their website from 2000, and-

I know this topic might seem a bit boring because there just isn't much to talk about in relation to this game, but i find it interesting considering that it's rare even the most obscure Halfbrick games will have literally zero information available about them at all.

There is a list of names credited on this page though, and the things these people are credited for imply this was meant to be a 3D game. That’s quite literally everything that is known about this.

(Link to the archive this was found on: web.archive.org/web/20010311...)

-intended to be an original title or a licensed one. Like there is literally 0 information about this anywhere except for this page. Unfortunately, the images that were once there were not archived, so we cannot see what this mysterious game would have potentially looked like.

this magazine also acknowledges Garfield movie tie-in game, which has yet to be released since its announcement in 2023 and planned release in 2024. no word on what happened to the game has been given and so its fate is currently unknown.

these don't even cover every version of the trailer out there. there is yet ANOTHER trailer made for when jetpack Joyride released for the PS3 (although this one was not uploaded by Halfbrick to my knowledge). why are there so many……….

i have absolutely no idea why Halfbrick uploaded this trailer three separate times with tiny miniscule edits, but they did. not sure why the 2016 upload became unlisted either. it’s very weird and unnecessary to me…

(i could also only find this one in low quality rip. here's the archive to the video from 2017)
web.archive.org/web/20170316...

the third one was uploaded in 2016 and was later unlisted, before becoming private due to YouTube's new policies regarding unlisted videos made before 2017. this version has absolutely no logos at the end whatsoever.

the second upload was for the Android release of the game in 2012 and has logos for Google Play, Amazon, the Apple app store and the Android mascot as well as the aforementioned app icons and Facebook logo.

the first upload was the one released a little before the game was on the 30th of August 2011. this version has the September 1st release date as well as the app icon, the animation studio's logo, the animation studio logo as well as Twitter and Facebook logos.

(sorry for the reply spams btw, the thread is done now lol)