Nickelodeon (ended 2008)
| KingAtticus wrote: |
| Look... bottom line is that games that are based off of TV shows, books, or movies turn out bad 98.9% of the time. People make these sorts of games to increase their profit because they know that fans will buy them because of the fact that they are fans. Most people don't even look at the reviews of the games. Take Pokemon for example. At first it was a great franchise with lots of fans. Then they started making games that started to dwindle in popularity. It got to the point where they cared about only money. I don't know about y'all, but I don't want Avatar goin' down the drain because of a game, or games if there is a series. But of course, this is simply my opinion and it necessarily isn't correct. |
| AKAE124Ultima wrote: |
| Yeah, I know. But why just have Season 1? Why not make a different setting? |
| xe3nophon wrote: |
| A license for Avatar could really go a long way if the developers actually put a little backbone into the gameplay, graphics, storyline etc. Take for example Knights of the Old Republic, the developer (which is BioWare btw) could have just created a mediocre game knowing that people would probably buy it just because it was StarWars, but instead they made a great award winning game. I know that something like KotOR would be a little too intricate for some of the younger fans to enjoy, but a game along the lines of an Avatar-Kingdom Hearts game would be great. Katara and Sokka as replacements for Donald and Goofy, with Aang leading the way like Sora. They could also implement the same point gather system to upgrade their bending skills in place of the magic that Sora uses. In fact, it would make perfect sense. Donald has the magic like Katara has bending, but Goofy doesn???t have magic like Sokka doesn???t have bending. They could traverse to places like the Swamp, Northern Air Temple, and Omashu. I actually hated this part of Kingdom Hearts, but if they used Appa as their Gummy Ship, it might actually be fun. As for the actual video game, I???m not going to buy it because it just doesn???t seem to look fun. Maybe I???ll give it a try on the next Avatar game, that is if they rebound from this (probable) disaster. |
| KingAtticus wrote: |
| Look... bottom line is that games that are based off of TV shows, books, or movies turn out bad 98.9% of the time. People make these sorts of games to increase their profit because they know that fans will buy them because of the fact that they are fans. Most people don't even look at the reviews of the games. Take Pokemon for example. At first it was a great franchise with lots of fans. Then they started making games that started to dwindle in popularity. It got to the point where they cared about only money. I don't know about y'all, but I don't want Avatar goin' down the drain because of a game, or games if there is a series. But of course, this is simply my opinion and it necessarily isn't correct. |
