I Wonder How Many Attempts It Took To Rescue Him ?

It's actually entirely possible that this turd got in there itself. I've seen others like this plus one got into a snack machine, the walls of a house where the owners had to cut the wall open to get the cat and never figured out how it got in. I've seen gifs of cats contorting themselves into jugs and squeezing under door cracks. If the cat climbed into the little door where you'd get the stuffed animal they could maneuver around then just jump up into it. Mischief should be another name for felines🤣

Plus it wouldn't surprise me if the turd after it was dropped into the hole jumped up back into it after they finally got it out🤣🤣

But was the claw the most effective way of extracting him ?

Seems it'd be easier to get the store to open the machine. I'd be surprised if the establishment doesn't have a key to these machines in case of such things since the company that puts these machines out is likely not nearby. Animals of all kinds can get into such places. Kittens climb into car engines frequently and thankfully are squeaking before the car gets started but they still have to usually have a mechanic get them out🤣🤣

Do read the second comment about the arcade owners greed

Yeah but assumed it was an assumption but if it's in an actual arcade which I thought were all sadly gone and they own it and are known for such behavior then yup that totally could be it

Figured it was a machine in a grocery store. Only place we ever see these anymore in America or well maybe small towns still have a few. I only see those in Walmart and places like that. An actual arcade place is a different story 🤔

I have only seen them in an arcade in the UK

Interesting. I haven't seen a standard arcade place since the 90's or maybe early 2000's. I miss the days when anything tech oriented and such types of old pacman machines and pinball was all over the place. Now it's effing robots in self checkout lines and on the phone. It's hard half the time to tell an ai humanoid from a real person since everything is politics and so many young people especially are like machines. The one thing outside of meme sites that was still fun on the web we're flash games then the high tech pigs banned it for made up reasons. I can still play these on abandoned websites because I never deleted Adobe Flash and won't. No hacking or malware. That was made up to gaslight people into deleting it. Html5 games suck & browser games are virtually dead. Much livelihood taken from people too since many made these flash games. I always enjoyed escape games & hidden object. I hate Google so much🤬

Now I think about it, the last time I was in an acade was in the 1980's 🤔
I have had a computer since 2004 and have yet to play a computer game - they just don't interest me 🙄

Oh wait the conversation has went off topic again 🤣🤣🤣

But not to medical ailments 😀

I think you're overreacting about the browser games part, since people still play browser games? The Flash library was barely affected due to things like Ruffle, Supernova, and Flashpoint existing as tools to get around the issue.

New flash games can't be made and very few in the realm of escape and hidden object games have used anything but html5 which makes terrible games that can't even do half of what flash could do. Flashpoint preserved old games but can be hard to get to function correctly for many people and is massive in size. Very few in the games I play use Ruffle but have either abandoned it or use html5. Now Seldefiant on melting mindz makes games with Ruffle but puts out so few games since he has to work a full time job outside of game making whereas before he made his living using flash. Ruffle also gets shares of money and he makes more hooda math than anything which are short and simple but that place likely pays him more. Young people know nothing about the old web and how well everything worked and the lack of censorship. Html5 overwhelms the cpu too fast, is plain $ boring, awful formatting & owned by Google enables the Gaggle, Crapple & Microshart to censor it & their end goals for this are even more sinister. I watched some company's games game quality die & them lose what they worked for all so big tech could own it all. The insecurity claim was made up. I kept mine & turn date & time back on desktop to play old ones & no issues. Some tech guys still use windows Vista or 2000 & it works better & no Spyware etc. People were gaslit & Adobe got no choice.

Flashpoint is as hard to set up as any other Windows program. (As-in not hard) And if you are worried about large file size, just get the Infinity version, that downloads games when you choose to play them for the first time.

Also, HTML5 is unoptimized? I thought Flash was the laggy one when it came to games? With the part about Seldefiant and Ruffle, you practically told me that Ruffle CAN be a good way to preserve Flash games.

"Young people know nothing about the old web and how everything worked and the lack of censorship." OKAY? SO, ARE YOU SAYING THAT I'M STUPID BECAUSE I'M YOUNGER- Wait, no. That's assuming too much... I do get that since it was earlier technology back then, we had less restrictions on what could be shared, but you can still make your own little corner of the internet (aka a website) if you really hate big tech guidelines... (Not that anyone would visit without any advertising?)

Honestly, watching things get en(corpo)ified is never fun. Especially when it's something you care about. (oooh what are the end goals for G, A, and M?)

The insecurity claim being made up... That's an interesting take, but IDK, do you have any evidence to back this up?

Cool that you found a way to get flash games working, but I wouldn't say it's the most convenient method. But I guess I can't force you to try anything else.

I'm sorry if this is too long for anyone to read, but at least I split up the text into chunks.
(on a side note, browser games are not dead, just different now)

Judging by the way those machines usually work - a whole lot! 😸😺

Not to mention the cash amount put in to rescue the kitty ... I wonder in the owner of the arcade deiberately put him in there for that reason ?

You’re right. Undoubtedly a small fortune was spent trying to get the kittty out. Hopefully the owner just put it in there to make the funny video and not for other (nefarious) reasons.

That would be nice but I fear the former reason is more likely 😱

You’re probably right. Hopefully the kitty went to a good home, whoever it was that managed to get the claw to grab it. The owner of the machine and establishment should be punished for this! 😾🙀

Yes 😀

😸😺

cat delivered

Eventually 😸