Difference between revisions of "Web Vengeance"
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Revision as of 09:52, 8 September 2017
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| Publisher: SegaSoft | ||||||||||
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Web Vengeance software was a free web application for Web browsers offered by SegaSoft for download in his website as a "Desktop Distraction".
The software allowed users to "ease their frustrations" on websites that were not to their liking by launching "virtual" tomatoes , rotten eggs, cats and other "nasty things" on them. A number of "Weapon Packs" was available separately, that users could download and use with "Web Vengeance" software including a "Medieval Pack","Food Fight Pack","Urban Assault Pack","Military Pack","Construction Pack","Riot Pack" and a "Poo Pack".
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Medieval Pack Promotional Video
Food Fight Pack Promotional Video
