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Ideas

A Comodore 64 which simply reads "Enter the game? [y/n]" Typing y will shift the user into an
extra-dimensional space within the computer. The extra dimensional space is a barren tundra that stretches infinitely in all directions. In the center of the area is an exact copy of the computer, which can be used to communicate with someone operating the computer on the outside, as well as being the way to return. Anything within the space will experience a much more gradual change of state than normal. For example, a cellphone with a battery life of 5 hours can be used for many weeks straight before it dies. Any person within the space will similarly age much slower than they should.

Digital Transformer

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be kept in a standard foundation containment unit with at least 2 guards present within the cell at all times. Requests to enter SCP-XXXX-1 must be brought to the Senior Researcher or to the Site Director. No electronic devices are to be permitted within SCP-XXXX-1 outside of testing. Instances of SCP-XXXX-2 are to be terminated on sight, preferably with an electromagnetic pulse (EMP). After expiration or a successful termination, the remains are to be sent to the Senior Researcher for testing or incineration.

Description: SCP-XXXX resembles a Commodore 64 manufactured on March 12th, 19██. Interfacing with the device will transport the user into an extra-dimensional space believed to be located within SCP-XXXX, henceforth designated as SCP-XXXX-1. SCP-XXXX-1 is a seemingly infinite tundra which has no day/night cycle. While within SCP-XXXX-1, objects change state approximately 5000% slower than they would while outside of SCP-XXXX¹. There is an exact copy of SCP-XXXX within SCP-XXXX-1, and is used to transport out of SCP-XXXX. It is resting on a wooden desk.

Any electronic device² brought into SCP-XXXX-1 will undergo a very gradual change into an instance of SCP-XXXX-2, which looks visually similar to the original device but always obtain some method of transportation. Approximately ██% of SCP-XXXX-2 instances obtain arm-like appendages and ██% obtain forms of offensive weaponry. The speed at which these changes occur and which appendages develop depends on the size and complexity of the original device. The battery of the original device will undergo minimal changes throughout the process, and no instance of SCP-XXXX-2 has been observed charging itself. 100% of observed SCP-XXXX-2 instances that have not been terminated have naturally expired due to loss of charge within 48 hours.

SCP-XXXX-2 instances wander in the general direction of SCP-XXXX, taking wildly variable amounts of time to reach it. Once arriving at SCP-XXXX, it will transport itself out of SCP-XXXX, and will begin moving in a north-easterly direction until running out of charge. It is unclear where their destination is, or what reason they have to go there. Investigation is currently ongoing.

We haven't put that many things in there, and it has been ██ years since we got it, and yet they keep appearing. Either there are other entrances, or the skip can create them. Results are currently inconclusive. ~Researcher Evin

+ Test Log

Test 1 - September 4th, 19██
Device: TI2510 Calculator
Subject: D-6483, equipped with chest mounted camera
Procedure: D-6483 enters SCP-XXXX-1 while carrying the device. She walks 10 meters away from SCP-XXXX and places the device on the ground, before walking 3 meters away and sitting down. The camera is pointed at the device.
Results: After 14 hours, the device rises out of the snow on four spider-like appendages and walks towards SCP-XXXX. It jumps onto the table and transports itself into the cell. It spends the following 6 hours trying to walk through the door before dying.

Test 2 - September 7th 19██
Device Nokia Cityman
Subject: D-7937
Procedure: D-6483 enters SCP-XXXX-1 while carrying the device. She walks 10 meters away from SCP-XXXX and places the device on the ground, before walking 3 meters away and sitting down. The camera is pointed at the device.
Results:
Analysis:

Footnotes

1. For example, someone predicted to die tomorrow will take 50 days to die while within SCP-XXXX

2. with a battery