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| Luisinan 743th Post
 
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|  "Re(4):Marvel/EA fighting game partnership ann"
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This is going to be made by the same people who did Def Jam Vendetta, I believe. Take that as you will.
DJV was great. But wasn't it developed by Naki under the guidance of Americans?
Irregardless, EA is not Activision. Scratch that, I'm starting to have faith in American game devs. And EA is not some fool game developer/publisher who routinely puts out crap games, especially if they are licensed properties (*cough*Acclaim*cough*).
Anyway, my point is that for once, I feel positive about an american product. Yes, this game would 1000x better if Capcom published it. But hey, Capcom is bonkers or whatever.
I am VERY interested in what EA can do. Not everything they do is gold, but just about everything they do sells well.
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| Dr baghead 2785th Post
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| "Re(1):Meanwhile, in other spots of the intern" , posted Fri 6 Feb 22:46
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Link Here (and scroll down)
Yes, folks, it's still circulating.
That Snafu was SOOOO funny I based the first episode of my new web-comic on it!
Cher Payne Chronicals follows the adventures of Cher, your typical goth girl, as she's annoyed by Gillian Andrewson, the head cheerleader... they talk about stuff you'd except to see a goth and cheerleader talk about; geek movies, videogames, why Mac's suck... it's like if Penny Arcade and Wendy had a much funnier child!!!
http://www.angelfire.com/anime2/crimsoneyes/comicpage.jpg
enjoy the 4-koma funnies while they last! Once I've found my niche and got a good roll with badly emulated humor I'm going to do along boring story arc (told in the same format as the funny one to kill all possible interest) about Cher finding her real father to see why he left her, but I'll get bored and never finish the storyarc and never update the comic again so you'll wait several months hoping I get back to funny for nothing!
This picture is unusally orange no?
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| Spoon
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| "Re(3):Marvel/EA fighting game partnership ann" , posted Sat 7 Feb 14:40
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Yeah, I am also curious how EA is going to pull this off. I mean, does EA even having any experience in the fighting game industry?
Remember years ago, when Rare came out of nowhere and made Killer Instinct? That wasn't bad at all.
I think that by "fighting" they mean more like what we fighting game nuts would term "brawling" or "beat-em up"... those can do well in today's market: just throw in multiplayer and some RPG-esque elements and there ya go, fit for mainstream consumption. I don't mind a good beat em up, though I'd take greater pleasure in seeing a good, real fighting game produced.
And EA does have some good characters... oh wait, Undying was by Wes Craven... um... how about a WW2 setting? (Now, if EA went and ripped off Dreamwave's refreshingly cool, GI Joe/Transformers for a project like that, THAT would be funny)... at least it could convincingly have Captain America in that way!
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