The Walten FIles

This is a compilation of Tapes created by the already extinct Bunny Smiles Company I tried to get as much info as I could about what these tapes are, all I could find was that these tapes were handed to new employees back in 1974-1979 the rest of the tapes seem to be recorded by a new "Facility Caretaker" in the year 1982, Hopefully, I can find more tapes soon."

"This is another Compilation of Tapes from Bunny Smiles Incorporated, I was able of Contacting people Via forums and Threads that have some Infomation of The Company. These tapes revolve around some 'Relocation Project' that was being executed during the late 1970s (1978), A B.S.I. Ex-employee mentioned that these tapes were really Private and only a few people had a copy of them, once the company vanished during the Early 80s (1983) all tapes regarding the Project were Banned and Destroyed, These are Super rare and I'm really lucky to have them."

"the following footage is about a 1980s videogame created by the company, reason it took me so long to get this footage was because the game never really released to the public, and all footage available was from the Beta Version of the videogame. during october 1982 a few test bunnyfarm machines were distributed around Brighton, MI (the city where Bon's opened in june 28th, 1974) this footage was from the arcade machine sent to Entfernt Hotel. The two girls playing the game seem to have lived there. the particular thing about these machines was that all footage from the game was recorded and then revised by BSI technicians to see if the game was ready to be published, this was one of them and quite possibly the only footage remaining of this game. The footage itself was extremely corrupted however, and it took me weeks to be able to piece everything together with the help of a friend of mine, but I'm glad you've all been patient for this, seems to be a huge one anyways."

CyberFun Tech is a company that funded and created most BSI projects, it's unclear whether CT owned BSI or whether they were simply partner companies, but perhaps CT bought BSI at some point, either way, all the tapes were labeled "CyberFun Tech" and supposedly these were supposed to be handed over to technicians and artists. I should note, some bits of this compilation are weird, on some screens it would appear as minutes and minutes of empty static, and on other screens it would appear to be a white screen with faint voices heard on them.