The original motion picture soundtrack to Oliver Stone's Natural Born Killers released August 1994. Produced by Trent Reznor, it features NIN's "Burn," recorded specifically for the soundtrack.

NIN's Self-Destruct tour in support of The Downward Spiral is documented on the Closure full-length video, a collection also including the unedited Mark Romanek-directed "Closer" and the rarely seen "Happiness In Slavery" clip.

The Fragile double album released September 1999. Starfuckers, Inc., The Day The World Went Away, We're In This Together, Into The Void released as singles/videos.

Things Falling Apart remix record released November 2000.

The Fragility tour documented on the live CD and DVD And All That Could Have Been, released January 2002. The limited deluxe edition of the live CD includes extra disc Still, an album of largely acoustic performances of earlier NIN materials as well as four previously unreleased compositions.

With Teeth released May 2005, preceded by The Hand That Feeds video March 25 premiere on NIN.com and April release of source files for The Hand That Feeds, allowing fans to remix the tracks. Source files also released for second single Only, in a wider variety of formats. David Fincher-directed video for Only consists primarily of computer generated imagery.

Every Day Is Exactly The Same released April 2006 as title track of record featuring remixes of With Teeth singles by DFA, El-P, others.

Live: With Teeth tour documented on Beside You In Time, released February 2007, first music DVD released simultaneously on DVD, HD-DVD and Blu-Ray. Also features The Hand That Feeds and Only videos.

Year Zero alternate reality game (ARG) unveiled February 2007. Within a week, a fan discovers hidden message in a NIN t-shirt leading them to the game's first website www.iamtryingtobelieve.com, a USB flash drive found in a bathroom stall at a Lisbon NIN concert containing an MP3 file of the song My Violent Heart containing ID3 tags leading fans to www.anotherversionofthetruth.com, and a second USB drive found in a venue reveals a hidden phone number that is answered by a wiretap recording of a murder. Conceived by Trent Reznor and assisted in execution by 42 Entertainment, the ARG progresses through the release of Year Zero and beyond, featuring no less than 29 websites (including www.uswiretap.com, www.artisresistance.com, www.hollywoodinmemoriam.org, www.solutionsbackwardsinitiative.net/pilgrims, www.securebroadcastinformatics.com, www.judsonogram.net, www.themailstromcom, www.thepriceoftreason.net and dozens more), hidden messages within NIN merchandise, recordings and barcodes, hotlines, flier and postering campaigns, and even resistance cell "meetings" organized via calls made to pre-paid cell phones distributed to participants.

Survivalism video "leaked" to the Internet via flash drives placed throughout venues at NIN March 2007 UK shows, contains clues leading to three more ARG websites.

Year Zero released April 17, 2007. The following day ARG participants are transported to an Open Source Resistance meeting in downtown Los Angeles that begins with a speech from ARG character Neil Czerno and culminates in a NIN live performance interrupted by the appearance of riot police.

Fans create http://www.ninwiki.com/  detailing all aspects of Year Zero and the ARG. Within two months, the ARG amasses 2.5 million cumulative site visits, 7.5 cumulative page views and 2 million phone calls.

Capital G released as single. Capital G, My Violent Heart, Me, I'm Not source files released via NIN.com.

NIN concludes touring for 2007 in September, having played first ever shows in China, Korea, Russia and Israel.

Y34RZ3R0R3M1X3D released November 2007, featuring reworkings by Saul Williams, Pirate Robot Midget, Ladytron, the Faint, Fennesz, among others, as well as separate DVD-ROM containing all tracks in multi-track format.

The original motion picture soundtrack to David Lynch's Lost Highway released February 1997. Produced by Trent Reznor, it features NIN's "The Perfect Drug," exclusive to the soundtrack and released as a video/single.