I grew up with an awareness of T-Arts and Marvelous’ arcade games, and seeing that there was an English version of this(alongside the ended Tretta and Ga-Ole)makes me excited, but them… only in ASIA?!
Americans deserve cool arcade games and not just generic racing games and ticket games!
So since I live in NY and near NJ, does anybody know if Mezastar is in an arcade in those states?
I can’t stop thinking about Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver as its’ animation style changes the game for video game styles.
But with a lack of news, I feel like playing a video game that makes me feel like I’m not just watching, but playing Spider-Verse to keep me satisfied.
Does anybody know any games with this kind of stylized animation?
With Cricket hilariously/jokingly requested Epic Games to be in Fortnite, and Disney and Epic collaborating, this made me think of an idea...
For a game engine by Epic being used in the Big City Greens Christmas special, and Disney investing in and teaming up with Epic for an entertainment universe and projects for Fortnite...
What if a Big City Greens collaboration could be more than just skins...?
What if... Outpost Infinity was for real?
Think about it; the team at Disney Games and Digital Entertainment developed a Star Wars island called "Smuggler's Gambit", with its' special thing being a game linkage to the Millenium Falcon: Smugglers' Run ride at Walt Disney World and Disneyland(which is, while intresting, is awkward with your reward being just a skin, and you paying $$$ for a trip to Disney for cool stuff is... awkward).
While flawed but somehow kinda satisfiying to me, I believe Disney can make fun experiences in Fortnite, alongside making Cricket's silly Fortnite post for real.
The 3D scenes in VIrtually Christmas were utilized by Unreal Engine(with it being done by Silverspoon Studio and many others), which is owned by Epic, and the FIRST-EVER DTVA show to do this.
Disney has been using this with the the Smuggler's Run ride, their upcoming Fortnite mode, as well as the NHL Big City Greens games.
So what Virtually Christmas and the BCG hockey games could be just the start with the Greens and Unreal?
The influence for Cricket and Remy's skins could be based on their avatars in Outpost Infinity, with Remy still having his mech suit, and speaking of suits, since Cricket is short, perhaps he could have his own unique mech suit.
The weapons from Outpost Infinity, like the Cyber Crossbow, the Cyber Excalibur, and the Candy Cane Cannon could work as Mythics, with the Nail Hammer being a pickaxe.
And now... here's my idea for an Outpost Infinity island!
Outpost Infinity is a tower defense game, and there have been tower defense islands, so the game involves building your house with defensive items, and you fight enemies, which gain you currency to increase the skills of your house, acquire and upgrade weapons from Mr. Extras, and call in the Greens and Remy to fight alongside you.
I believe there could also be rougelike mechanics, to make this more fun.
And all this could release on Winterfest to fit the theme of Outpost Infinity.
So with skins of Disney characters Islands based on Disney projects, even with an Unreal Engine-powered BCG episode, it would be exciting for Cricket's hopes in getting into Fortnite be real.
And with Doof and Perry from Phineas and Ferb, a Disney TVA show, perhaps this could be a sign that Disney characters from movies wouldn't just be the only ones in the kill-or-be-killed battle royale.
So let's hope that the Disney x Epic Games project gets interesting.
...
If anyone gets a survey from Fortnite, could you request Cricket and Remy for me?
I/we got to make the Houghton Brothers proud.
What was highlighted was in a description for the Disney Dragon Striker Challenge torunament in Xanadu. This event was made to promote the release of the Dragon Striker TV show.
And with the show trending on Disney+, I believe this has potential to become Disney's next big thing, especially with its' worldbuilding, and possibly more seasons that Dos Santos and Lefebvre are hoping for.
So... I was wondering... would you like WDI to make some cool Dragon Striker stuff, like a land for a Disney park, some prescence in a Disney ship, and some other places?
I see some Dragon Striker land in DHS that could be Disney's answer to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, an entertainment area for the Disney Cruise Line, some innovative soccer experience that the Imagineers could take a risk and try, and possibly a 2.5D stage show like Blue Lock!
When I asked Sylvain Dos Santos about having the show working at a Disney park, he told me that that's his dream, but the crew isn't there yet.
I say this as someone who believes that Disney shows deserve a chance to shine more than the films by WDAS, Pixar, and the stuff from Star Wars and Marvel.
Hopefully Josh D'Amaro, Bruce Vaughn, and Thomas Mazloum wouldn't mind about giving Disney TV shows a chance... right?
Since Disney shows from the Disney Kids & Family banner are concived towards franchising the IP across Disney's ecosystem with consumer stuff, from what I knew.
But let's hope that the show doesn't get screwed Eww-ich style...
So we might as well keep showing our big support for the show if Disney wants to keep it alive.
Almost
Almost there
People would have come from everywhere
They were almost there
The project is called “Disney Infinite Fates”, and I believe this could be the rumored Disney extraction shooter for the new Disney-Epic Games universe, which could be a spiritual successor to Fortnite.
BIO-LUMA-NESCENCE!
I have a feeling that there are cute, silly, wisecracking animals out there that love chatting with guests. Does anybody know any?
I'm starting to feel intrigued in the Chaotic trading card game, but as a newbie to this, what Chaotic projects(official/fan-made) should I try to begin my journey? Should I try out Chaotic: Shadow Warriors, or something else?
My internet’s not working, and I wonder if you New Yorkers’ ones aren’t, too.
While it's too early for a trailer, I have a feeling that we may get casting announcements.
I'm at the second book, and I'm hoping that my excitement for DCC's future gets high.
And FYI: Christopher Yost is the showrunner for the TV series.
But with NBCUniversal/Peacock not sponsoring this year's Comic-Con, I'm doubtful for this...
but who knows?
Lincoln Loud being Gabrielle Nevaeh Green’s guide to the “Nick Multiverse”.
Awkward…
Also, I think this would’ve been better if Nickelodeon Animation Studio themselves produced this in-house…
In adaptations of shows like Fancy Nancy, The Chicken Squad, Scaredy Squirrel, and Big Nate, I’ve noticed that the creators of the source material have been consultants(either as creative consultants or consulting producers) on their TV adaptations…
But they turn out to be not right to the point that they’re not so well received.
I have no idea why this has come to be; maybe their authors lost sight of the goodness of what they created, or they just want they want the showrunners’ vision that is different than the source material feel sort of like theirs?
I mean, should we admit that the source material is better than the adaptations as Hollywood loves making changes to them?
It’s so strange…
I had a feeling that the higher-ups at Ravensburger weren't fans of modern shows by Disney Television Animation for not being Disney enough, or just not profitable, reasoning why they haven't been in Lorcana at this time....
but I could be wrong!
Last month, I discovered that Shane Heartley, the vice president of creative for TCGs at Ravensburger made a drawing of Perry for the DIScember 2025 challenge!
He also told a fan that he is too waiting patiently for Perry(and P&F characters) in Lorcana!
I also do know that Nicholas Kole made some art for Gravity Falls!
So I'm pretty glad to see the folks at Ravensburger somehow like DTVA shows like this.
But don't get me wrong; I wouldn't mind more WDAS and Pixar stuff appearing, I kinda do want Chicken Little, Iwaju, Monsters at Work, and Buzz Lightyear of Star Command being represented.
So all I'm saying is...
PLEASE LET D23 2026 BE A LUCKY TIME FOR ME
I just have a crazy fondness for live-action shows with a human and their puppet, and I feel like seeing more of them.
Know any obscure ones?
Peter Brown, the author of The Wild Robot book that inspired the movie had a special thanks credit!
This must be a sign that Chris Sanders does have a heart for the man behind it all, even if he was never involved during production of the movie.
Y’know, I say that creators of the source material that weren’t involved in the adaptation of their work should get a special thanks credit, because it would feel heartwarming to see Hollywood know that there is someone that created something that inspired their work.
Thanks for having a heart, DreamWorks.
I mean, were there any adaptations that did this?!
This is just too kind…
The Dungeon Crawler Carl TV series could take two routes:
The Faithful and Fun With New Things route, where the adaptation can do what the books did while bringing new things to the table that does the book justice.
OR...
The not-so-faithful-or-meh route, where there could be worthless changes or changes that feel wrong to the source material.
(Not-so-fun-fact: Showrunner Christopher Rost wrote for The Tiger's Apprentice movie, but I've heard that there was some executive meddling that ruined the movie. HOWEVER, he did great at developing Tales of the TMNT, so he could be better at this... right?)
Basically, all I want is for the DCC show to do justice to the books, and become Universal's next big thing... Perhaps like Scott Pilgrim, but BIGGER!
Who knows? Maybe it could spawn a franchise with many new stories to tell in the universe!
But let's face it, Hollywood loves changing things when it comes to adaptations... but hopefully Matt could take action!
If it flops by critics and/or gets cancelled due to corporate chaos thanks to its' injustice to the books, it would be an OUTRAGE...