Lost Candystand.com Games (Sonic Spinball, Tee'd Off, etc)

I know that I am bumping an old thread, but that is because I have finally figured out what is wrong with these games.

The way a lot of Candystand games work is that they have a loader .dcr and a main .dcr. The games you listed (except for Crash Nitro Golf) all have their loader .dcr files archived on the Wayback Machine, but not the main .dcr files (which is why they don't load). If you want to know more about which games work and which don't, I have made a spreadsheet that shows all of them that I could find. It also includes some files that get even more games working as well. If I made any errors in the spreadsheet, feel free to correct me on them.

Spreadsheet: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15YGuMuhORCq7VSOhI-M13ImwcPGivpS56Tp1KJ7dlpY/edit?usp=sharing
Other files: drive.google.com/open?id=1DjblB5ei15UjAPYzQWI3S20j0OA98CMy

As for Crash Nitro Golf, that game has 2 files for each course, a map file, and a slope file. If the holes are structured the same in your remake of the game, we could inject those files and it could make the game playable again.

There is also one more idea I have to get even more games archived. By using a combination of web cache viewers and hard drive recovery software, we might be able to find some of the files that are missing from the Wayback Machine. I have already checked all of my archives with no luck. If this thread gets some attention, then more people could help out in the search and we can get a lot of these games archived.

I know this sounds like a lot, especially from a thread that has not been posted in for a while, but if all of this works, we would finally revive all the candystand games that were not backed up on the Wayback Machine.

These games are really lost. Like, really really lost. Not-even-in-Flashpoint lost. Candystand might very well be the largest repository of lost Shockwave treasures. I never played them personally but I've seen a lot of people talk about them and they're quite charming.

The pictures being a different resolution may not be a problem, as long as they are the right aspect ratio, they could just be shrunk and it would allow them to be injected properly. Even if they are the wrong aspect ratio, they could be stretched and they may still work.

The dcr files (and any other files we may need) may be able to be received if they are still in someone's web cache. I am calling out to everyone reading this thread that has a computer that they played Candystand on to check their web cache with a tool such as IECacheView for IE or MozillaCacheView for Firefox to see if they have the files we need (check the Candystand Research sheet for that). Even if the computer was formatted or if the cache was cleared, a hard drive recovery utility such as Lazesoft Data Recovery could be used to see if the files are still on the hard drive.