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Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be kept in a standard storage locker in Site-19. Personnel who wish to conduct tests on SCP-XXXX are to obtain Level 3 or higher authorization. Personnel are not allowed to conduct tests using personal computers, and must instead use office computers cleared for testing. At this time, any computers used to test SCP-XXXX must be disconnected from the Foundation Intranet due to safety precautions.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a blank, translucent green Xbox CD case, measuring 17.1 cm x 13.3 cm x 1.2 cm. SCP-XXXX has the appearance standard of what would be expected of a case of it's type, however illegible faded smudged black marks are present on the front cover of the case.

SCP-XXXX is capable of producing seemingly any video game that exists in the form of a CD. Video games not available normally on CD are converted to CD. How this process is completed is unknown. When the name of any video game is written on the front cover of SCP-XXXX, SCP-XXXX will generally be filled with the respective CD of the video game written on the cover. More rarely, the space will be filled with a CD containing random media, frequently accompanied by loud audio or music. Whilst the CDs themselves are non-anomalous in nature, any person who plays any of the games will be convinced that it is "the best game they ever played" and go into rants expressing the immense quality of the media that they have witnessed, and their immense satisfaction with SCP-XXXX and it's media.

While most subjects cease ranting when instructed to, others grow an obsession over SCP-XXXX and the media that it produces, and attempt to convince others to watch the media that SCP-XXXX produces. Some may even attempt to seize SCP-XXXX by any means at their disposal. Subjects have been known to stay in this state from anywhere between four hours to two weeks.

Addendum XXXX-1: SCP-XXXX was discovered by embedded Foundation agents in the Federal Bureau of Investigation on ██/██/20██. SCP-XXXX was taken by FBI agents as contraband from a 23 year old male, who identified himself as ███ ██████, for claims of piracy in the town of ████████. Under interrogation, the suspect was reported as "delusional," going into a furious rant about the quality of the media that he had produced, and expressed his significant desire to spread them to everybody he could. The suspect then demonstrated the anomalous property of SCP-XXXX, upon which embedded agents viewing the interrogation stepped in. Class-A amnestics were administered to the interrogators, and agents seized SCP-XXXX, along with the suspect and his laptop which was taken as contraband by FBI agents prior to the interrogation. Under Foundation interrogation, the suspect ceased ranting over SCP-XXXX, but was noted to be confused of the events prior. He identified himself as a member of GoI-5869, "Gamers Against Weed", however refused to answer any additional questions. The suspect was given Class-C amnestics and was subsequently released.

Addendum XXXX-2: Test Log

Subject: D-38291
Test: Subject was ordered to write "Half-Life 2" on the front cover of SCP-XXXX and insert the CD manifested into the testing computer. Subject ordered to play until ordered to stop.
Results: Computer played Half-Life 2. Subject played for 30 minutes. When questioned, Subject expressed satisfaction with the media and begun ranting about it's quality. Subject stopped when ordered to.

Subject: D-41729
Test: Subject was ordered to write "Minecraft" on the front cover of SCP-XXXX and insert the CD manifested into the testing computer. Subject ordered to play until ordered to stop.
Results: Computer played a heavily distorted video of "A New Hope." Noticeable changes made were "Jek Porkins" being the main character of the movie in place of Luke Skywalker, and the inclusion of several internet "memes." Subject watched for 1 hour. Subject, without being questioned, begun ranting about the media, and expressed immense pleasure. Subject did not stop ranting when ordered to, and attempted to take the media and flee the test. Subject was sedated, but remained in ranting state for 9 hours.
Notes: I advise the testing of the same media on a different D-Class in order to determine if the changing of the media written on the front cover is truly randomized.

Subject: D-18390
Test: Subject was ordered to write "Minecraft" on the front cover of SCP-XXXX and insert the CD manifested into the testing computer. Subject ordered to play until ordered to stop.
Results: Computer played Minecraft. Subject played for 24 minutes before being stopped. Subject expressed great satisfaction with the media and begun ranting, and asked to be allowed more time to play. Request was denied, and test was ended without incident.
Notes: Further tests to narrow and identify any patterns between media produced and subjects testing are to be halted.

Addendum XXXX-3: Upon investigation of the suspect's laptop, chat logs were discovered that indicated that GoI 5869 is responsible for the creation of SCP-XXXX. The chat logs have been included in this document below. A full version of the logs is available on request.

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