AlRex
Smash Lord
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Either by its gameplay concept, licensing, being too broad, or some combination of these or other factors.
I think a general Video Game All-Stars/Celebration of Gaming History one would be cool, but it’s an example of licensing being an issue. Same perhaps with a variant of this being characters representing different video game styles, either with the actual characters or pastiches, much like the fangame Super Clash Bros. But that might be too ambitious for its own good, and of course, inherently unbalanced. Plus said fan game only has one developer, hence why it’s taking so long even more so.
A general “Pop Culture Clash” roster with comics, cartoons, anime/manga, movies, TV, books, video games, and other media would be cool, but again, licensing. Fortnite gets close, but in a different genre, and mainly with just skins and other limitations to it. LEGO Dimensions also flopped. And again, the “mass crossover of everything” has become a bit overdone and massively corporatized.
Any other thoughts or ideas? I’d be interested to see!
I think a general Video Game All-Stars/Celebration of Gaming History one would be cool, but it’s an example of licensing being an issue. Same perhaps with a variant of this being characters representing different video game styles, either with the actual characters or pastiches, much like the fangame Super Clash Bros. But that might be too ambitious for its own good, and of course, inherently unbalanced. Plus said fan game only has one developer, hence why it’s taking so long even more so.
A general “Pop Culture Clash” roster with comics, cartoons, anime/manga, movies, TV, books, video games, and other media would be cool, but again, licensing. Fortnite gets close, but in a different genre, and mainly with just skins and other limitations to it. LEGO Dimensions also flopped. And again, the “mass crossover of everything” has become a bit overdone and massively corporatized.
Any other thoughts or ideas? I’d be interested to see!