@Da5ch  
one can only hope/dream

VHS was discontinued in Japan as recently as 2016 (it was discontinued in 2008 here in America.) As a retro-nerd I feel sad that VHS is gone, and 2016 was the point at which I started hating this decade (social media, Trump, SJWs, modern pop music, everything I love getting discontinued, made obsolete, or banned for not being politically-correct.)
 
Thank Celestia for the synthwave scene…I can only hope and pray that it’ll spark a renewed demand for VHS, and some companies will start making them again. Because f*ck Netflix and streaming movies, I prefer owning my videos myself.

@HwanyPlayz  
You replied to the wrong person, making your reply a non-sequitur. You meant to reply to BGP#0545.

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@neo4812  
They do not what?

@neo4812  
No they don’t.

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We have too many 3D movies lately.

@MorphinBrony  
I did not realize that it was a vhs case, opps.
 
@Background Pony #0545  
kinda, the only ones I ever see are blank tapes that you can record on, and even then those are becoming rare

Do they even make VHS tapes anymore?

“stay tuned after the feature for a deleted scene”

@neo4812  
It’s a VHS, what did you expect?

no director commentary?

@MorphinBrony  
Proper embed:
 
“>>”, the image number, then a “t”. Granted, it’s not as big, but I forgot how to do that in a way that honors people’s tag preferences.

@BridleTimeout  
 
Here you go.

I appreciate this.

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Some times I wish movies were still released on VHS.

@kleptomage  
I doubt that he’s planning to mold plastic. It’d be simple enough to use a preexisting clamshell of an appropriate color and just replace the paper with a slightly modified version of this image. And then track down a similarly-colored blank VHS tape and record the video on to it. And then print up some smaller labels on address labels, cut them out, and place them on the cassette. It’s not a huge project and the end result wouldn’t be much different than Hasbro’s own VHS release, if they had one.

Would be pretty easy to make for personal use.

SON OF A…
 

 
@kleptomage  
That’s like wanting to build a butter churn  
Lookit this sad horse who’s never had fresh-churned butter or buttermilk.

@Dogman15  
My goal with this picture was to make this look like it could really be out now if VHS were still real, so I went with the logo I used because it’s more in line with Dolby’s current logos:  

@MorphinBrony  
I wasn’t requesting it, but that is interesting that you thought I was. But as long as we’re on this topic, I might as well link to the actual Dolby Stereo logo.

We need the soundtrack on cassette, too.
 
@BridleTimeout  
There’s so much classic animation that’s been released on Laserdisc but not since then that I’ve long considered the idea of buying a working laserdisc player just for that one niche market.