This is the april 2020 iStripper’s Hall of Fame !

• Community award Rewards the 3 members who have posted the most on the forum AND commented the most about shows during the month.
• Collection award Rewards the 3 members who have purchased the biggest number of shows during the month.
• Full Sets award Rewards the 3 members who have completed the biggest number of full sets of models' shows during the month.

These members get a decoration on their profile picture for one month! (Make sure you have a nice avatar picture on yours!)
You will also find here a ranking of the top 250 active members with the largest collections of shows. If there is equality between members, they are sorted from the oldest to the most recently registered.
Congratulations to all!

Congrats everyone!
Wish I have enough time to participate...

You guys need to re-check your math I have over 4512 cards not 4495 >_<

You guys need to re-check your math I have over 4512 cards not 4495 >_<

@PointZero
Cards that have been removed from the store do not count towards the Hall of Fame. To check, go to My Collection, select Release Date, uncheck all, then check Unknown......you will see the cards that do not count.

and if you leave all but the "unknown" date checked you should see a total that matches the number on the hall of fame page unless you have bought more since.

Jokers, Unkowns, Vituaguys, ... ? ? ? Not counted toward Hall of Fame totals, right ?
Any others, that do not count, that might be in "My Collection" ? Not mine, but ye olde timer's.
How many Virtuagirls, not in Classic collections, do people have, that are not counted ?
I would love to read about totem history on a wiki page. Anyone got a link to one ?
You know accounts of the old days when this software was just getting started,
and the transitions and milestones.
I have seen a lot of dead links from pre 2007.
And just looking at forum posts from 2008 sets from virtuagirl & virtuagirl 2 are gone.

example

https://www.istripper.com/forum/thread/1158/1?post=7603

Tout sur iStripper / Virtuagirl 2 hotty : Jodie

Who agrees Jodie (Eve angel?) should return, she was awesome in Virtuagirl 2.

@ward666999

I have a full set of cards, including all the special event cards, except for the male stripper cards and the few that were withdrawn before I became a member. The hall of fame shows me with 4497 cards.

The only cards of mine not counting towards the total shown in the Hall Of Fame are those that have been withdrawn. Had I any male stripper cards then they would also have been excluded. Currently I have no Jokers, but they would not be counted either.

That the old VirtuaGirl Classic cards are included can be seen from the following statistics created by filtering my collection.

My collection with no filtering = 4533 cards
My collection - vituagirl classic = 4274 cards
My collection - withdrawn cards = 4497 cards

To filter out the withdrawn cards use the Release Date filter and untick "Unknown".

A simple way to find the maximum card total is to go to the Girls Store tab of the app and type a single dot into the search box. This will find all cards irrespective of whether you own them or not - currently this shows that there are 4497 cards in the store (which should increase by two in a couple of hours when today's cards are released).

@TheEmu
Actually I was asking about cards that were not withdrawn per se
but just did not make the transition from Virtuagirl 2.
The pre 2007 cards. Present collection starts 4/03/2007.
Doing search I found many dead links from totem dated 2006.
Nothing live, but most would take you to iStripper's homepage.
Do you know of any wiki pages showing early history of Totem ?

@ward666999

If a card "did not make the transition from Virtuagirl 2" then they will not be in anyones colection. It's not that they would not count, but that they do not exist as far as iStripper is concerned. In fact I think no card made the transition, my understanding is that the 480p VirualGirl classic cards are new cards made from the old original recordings.

I think that there was once a Wikipedia page for ViruaGirl but Wikipedia deleted it - but I could easily be misrembering.

@ward666999

Only cards that can be played in this version can be counted. These are all available cards including the special event cards (SEC).

Series B cards (VirtuaGuy) are not counted.
Cards that are no longer available are not counted.

Cards from older versions (example: VG2) that are not included in the D series (Virtuagirl Classic) cannot be played in iStripper.

@ward666999,

You have to realise that iStripper or VirtuaGirls in one of its many iterations has been going for a very long time.

Indeed this actual form was predated by other forums, with the largest reputedly the SuperSVG Forum, which had more or less official Totem recognition.
VirtuaGirls as I still think of it , and I stripper came in the following iterations some of which were running concurrently:
1. VirtuaGirls
2. VirtuaGirls 2
3. VirtuaGirls HD
4. iStripper
5. DeskBabes
6. StripSaver
7. StripSaver 2
8. VirtuaGuy

I am not going into dates but my fading memory has thought that it might have started pre 2000, but the earliest download that I can find in my own personal files (quickly) was from 2002, but unfortunately as I have copied stuff from one HDD to another over the decades, sometimes the date/time stamp is updated.

Should you ever come across @Theo, who is also a moderator here, he might be able to show some light on it. @Wyldanimal might be another source of information as he was not (so far as I remember) a part of the Super SVG Forum, but he has been on this forum as long as I or some others.

Of course there is always TotemRex (@Rex) as I first new him, who was of course here from the first day or @Celine who I knew from the date that this Forum was created in 2007. Celine may or may not want to a history that far back .

There are possibly some other old timers who have been around as long as I have,. If you look in the Members category and play around with sort by date, you will see a number of members who started in 2007.

For what its worth, after a bit of searching on the net, I found this reference, which backs up my faded memory, but I have no idea when it was actyally posted:

VIRTUAGIRL DESKTOP STRIPPERS
VirtuaGirl is one of the most innovative and unique adult products on the Internet today. Promoting VirtuaGirl is really worth trying. It has already generated millions of dollars for webmaster and has registered more than 150 million users since its debut in 1998.

The idea is simple: Give away a good product for free, and then charge users a small fee to upgrade to a bigger, better, flashier, more explicit version. More than 150 million copies of the VirtuaGirl software have been downloaded to date and a thriving community of fan sites has sprung up internationally.

"We give the software for free, with 15 girls to start and then a new one every day, but they don't fully undress," CEO Richard Excoffier explains. "Then we tease the guy every day with our software on his desktop. People can buy girls for as low as $1 and end up spending way way more.

The product not only attracts surfers who adore the strippers on their desktops and appreciate the software's freedom from spyware and adware, but also for the quality of the rest of the site's content in the form of photo and video galleries and "making of" reports.

The daily statistics of our top 100 affiliates are available in the TOP100 section of totemcash.com, we are one of the only sponsors out there who dares to publish that kind of information.

"We've found that a product like this can convert almost any traffic," he continues. "Due to its unique nature, our strippers on desktops don't take away from other deals working well for Webmasters on their sites. VirtuaGirl will make them money on top of what they're already making. It's extra cash, and there's lots of it to be made."

Small animated VirtuaGirl banners on the right or left side of a site's homepage perform the best. Traffic oriented on 'strippers' or 'desktop entertainment' converts especially well with this kind of product.

TotemCash is the affiliation program for webmasters looking to promote unique products such as VirtuaGirl.com. Their strippers on desktops have been making webmasters rich since 1998. Their team is made up of professional, friendly people who are dedicated to making sure you maximize your revenue using the latest sales tools, the best incentives and a user-friendly interface where webmasters can manage their accounts quickly, efficiently and profitably.😀

Félicitation au premier,
Bonne chance à tous
😋😋😋😋

@Cartref I do remember the beginnings... in 1998 I had just graduated and started my first job. First home, first PC, first internet access and two kinds of pets available on my desktop... good old time 😋

I'd put the Order / Time Line just a bit different

Cartrefs list... not in correct timeline...
1. VirtuaGirls
2. VirtuaGirls 2
3. VirtuaGirls HD
4. iStripper
5. DeskBabes
6. StripSaver
7. StripSaver 2
8. VirtuaGuy


Mine would be The Overlaps have the same numbers
1. VirtuaGirl
1b. VirtuaGuy
2. VirtuaGirl2
2b.VirtuaGuy2
2c. StripSaver
3. StripSaver 2
3b. VirtuaGirlHD
3c. VirtuaGuyHD
4. DeskBabes
5. iStripper

I got Introduced to the 1st version around the holidays
there was an introduction using a Dancing Female Christmas elf, and a Dancing Stripping Male Santa
1999 I think...

I never was a member of the forums back then..

I had VG, VG2, Stripsaver, Stripsaver2, and then VirtuaGirl HD
The Last of the Stripsaver2 models became the first of the VirtuaGirl HD cards.

I don't know if there was a male version of Stripsaver...



VG was very small, maybe only an Inch tall on your screen.
then VG2 was double the size maybe 2 inches tall.

StripSaver, was a screen saver product but the models almost filled the size of the screen.
Stripsaver2 introduced full size Screen savers..

I joined the forums in 2008, to try and get connected to the team, so I could release the software I wrote.
I connected with REX and Herve, and they gave me the ok to share my software.

I never charged for my software. It was all Donation based
Over the years, I've had close to 2,000,000 downloads
And less than 0.05% contributed donations... I can Count them on my fingers and toes.
About 90% of the Donations were $1 or less.
I had quite a few $0.01 one cent donations..
All the donations combined totaled less than $500

I find quite interesting to notice that homepage of Virtuagirl1 said: "A nice girl who plays, exercises, tans, showers and make stripteases on your Windows desktop"...
So, I would ask to @Wyldanimal : could you please tell me more about showers? There really was at that times some such content on animations? If that was doable in 1999, of course it would be also possible (and desirable) to get now...

@HansSachs,

Yes, I can confirm that there were shower animations, but not many of them and there is no tag to identify them unfortunately

@HansSachs

As I remember the Showering animations were virtual..
they were so small I could not tell if they had running water or not..
But I believe them to have just been a virtual shower, using static props.

I remember some of those screens.

I quit and came back but have no clue how to "get it back"

Great walk down "mammory" lane

I'd put the Order / Time Line just a bit differentCartrefs list... not in correct timeline...1. VirtuaGirls2. VirtuaGirls 23. VirtuaGirls HD4. iStripper5. DeskBabes6. StripSaver7. StripSaver 28. VirtuaGuyMine would be The Overlaps have the same numbers1. VirtuaGirl1b. VirtuaGuy2. VirtuaGirl22b.VirtuaGuy22c. StripSaver3. StripSaver 23b. VirtuaGirlHD3c. VirtuaGuyHD4. DeskBabes5. iStripperI got Introduced to the 1st version around the holidaysthere was an introduction using a Dancing Female Christmas elf, and a Dancing Stripping Male Santa1999 I think...I never was a member of the forums back then..I had VG, VG2, Stripsaver, Stripsaver2, and then VirtuaGirl HDThe Last of the Stripsaver2 models became the first of the VirtuaGirl HD cards.I don't know if there was a male version of Stripsaver...VG was very small, maybe only an Inch tall on your screen.then VG2 was double the size maybe 2 inches tall.StripSaver, was a screen saver product but the models almost filled the size of the screen.Stripsaver2 introduced full size Screen savers..I joined the forums in 2008, to try and get connected to the team, so I could release the software I wrote.I connected with REX and Herve, and they gave me the ok to share my software.I never charged for my software. It was all Donation basedOver the years, I've had close to 2,000,000 downloads And less than 0.05% contributed donations... I can Count them on my fingers and toes.About 90% of the Donations were $1 or less. I had quite a few $0.01 one cent donations..All the donations combined totaled less than $500

Que de souvenir je les ai tous eu sauf les guys😍