Looney Bird's Lab (Johnsonverse)

Looney Bird's Lab is a program created by Creative Engineering and used by ShowBiz Pizza Time, Inc. for ShowBiz Pizza Place and Chuck E. Cheese's. It is used for programming Rock-afire Explosion, New Rock-afire Explosion, Munch's Make-Believe Band, and Ho-Kago Teatime shows, and was first released on September 10, 1995.

In addition to SPT, the program is also available for privately-owned or non-SPT shows as well, such as remaining Pizza Time Theatre shows, virtual shows, and even custom animatronics.

Conception
In the summer of 1993, Johnson Industries CEO Sheldon Johnson, Jr. requested that CEI head Aaron Fechter create a more sophisticated, user-friendly program to program new Rock-afire shows, as Fechter had been using an Apple IIe computer for years. With the people Fechter recently hired for operations, work began on a new program on December 31, 1993. The Apple IIe continued being used for the time being. Once the program was finished, the Apple IIe was put in storage; in 2015, it moved to the Creative Engineering museum, where it resides to this day.

Early testing
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Stable release
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