COOL2016

'Welcome, all of you, to the 1st page all about the USB utility where it all begins. I hope that this will be your preferred USB of mine as you're looking back into 2016 with such creativity and entertainment there is to offer. It's all on the device introducing you to flash drive storage as such.'

-Aaron Wright, the creator of a homemade item-based page here under the new 2020s name Aaron J.W. (or Aaron 19JW) when doing so.

Philadelphia, PA (as of the early 2020s), introduction location

**COOL2016** is the name of a rather green Lexar flashdrive device that I purchased in Target in 2016. The flash drive, one of the 'triple devices of the decade' currently holds all kinds of files that are images (PC Paint images and copy and paste Google images) and also music, AbiWord, Notepad and Microsoft Word documents including a disc dilemma file and ROM files downloaded from DopeRoms and Emuparadise most recently. COOL2016 comes before NEAT2017, the first Dane flashdrive that I purchased in 2017 (NEWBEST in 2018 is the 2nd). Here's a list of some of the games I have/that are stored (by Aaron J. Wright, J.W. as the current user) on Lexar COOL2016.

Games (the ROMs that play with the Visual Boy Advance)

Mulan (Original Game Boy, 1998), beaten

GBC Mickey's Racing Adventure, beaten

Toy Story (Original Game Boy, 1995), beaten

GBC Beauty and the Beast - A Boardgame Adventure

GBC Spider-Man: the Sinister Six, not beaten

GBA Disney's Party, beaten

GBA Disney Princess, beaten

GBA Disney Princess Royal Adventure, beaten

GBA Trollz: Hair Affair, incomplete

GBA Harry Potter and the Quidditch World Cup, beaten

There are also videos of Toy Story 2, the Grinch and even GBA Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone esp. after beating those games on an older laptop I have. I esp. beat Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone on the GBA not by beating the final lair boss but by filling up the Folio Magi with the 1st 15 Wizard Cards (card 16 is shown in a cutscene). The videos on COOL2016 in particular are all done by using the Visual Boy Advance's start AVI recording option. The one video of the GBC gameplay of the Grinch is rather challenging since it's the one when you have to collect all 99 presents in Whoville within the allotted time provided (before beating the game).

The image that's on COOL2016 made back in2017, which is an exclusive GBA special to succeed the recently made rectangular Disney Channel logo image at the time was the very first USB flash image uploaded (as Aaron J.W.) to this devices Wiki in January 2021, apart from its main page (that is). Link to Google images, Snoopy games for Game Boy

## A USB Device In 2016 Including the First Few Walt Disney World Quest: Magical Racing Tour Windows Paint Images

I was on my Toshiba laptop at the time when I first played the 2000s Walt Disney World Quest: Magical Racing Tour videogame, depending on your topic of interest here (USB topic of interest). It was the GBC version that I'd downloaded from an official ROMs site. Not only I took several special screen capture images on my way to beating the game, I started using Windows PC to create some images based upon the contents of it (esp. to reveal my current situation). Here's at least one image from the COOL2016 drive that was made quite a while back...