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Microsoft Sam and The Errorsaurus
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Microsoft Sam and The Errorsaurus is a Text-to-speech sci-fi/action film made by JSS Studios. It was released on January 8, 2025 at 12:00 PM, UTC.
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| Air Date | January 8, 2025 |
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| Inspiration | Microsoft Sam's Summer Vacation (an nkrs200 film) |
| Language | English |
| Country of Origin | United Kingdom |
| Creator/Producer | JSS Studios |
| Profanity | Moderate |
Plot
WARNING: SPOILERS - READ AT YOUR OWN RISK
After Microsoft Sam tries to watch TV, a dinosaur made of error messages (The Errorsaurus) enters JSS Studios. The Errorsaurus is revealed to be remotely operated by a team called Macklesofter. Macklesofter Han, Macklesofter's leader, assures the Errorsaurus's victory. JSS Studios is in ruins and the Errorsaurus attempts to eat Sam, but is stopped when Microsoft Mike presses a button on the Errorsaurus's back.
Radar Overseer Scotty, Bacon, Gold, and Gravy are standing outside the ruins of JSS Studios, where JSS is riding the Errorsaurus in an attempt to disable it. After Mike questions JSS's riding of the dinosaur, the Macklesofter team appear before Mike and Sam.
Development
- 29 Dec 2019 - First scenes created.
- March 2020 - Existence first teased.
- October-December 2020 - First half of the film completed.
- January-July 2021 - Writing of scripts for the second half of the film, learning Magix VEGAS Pro at the same time.
- September 2021-December 2023 - Three quarters of the film completed.
- 18 October 2024-8 January 2025 - Final scenes created, video rendered, uploaded to YouTube.