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Old licenses for new games

By o-din

6 years ago


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    #53 6 years ago
    Quoted from o-din:

    (sure, GOT and TWD are recent , but neither game is that new any more and neither are the shows.)

    So long as they are producing new content/episodes for the shows, I'd say the shows are current and new as they possibly could be. Both games are still in production at Stern as well.

    I wouldn't want a game based off of a show that was only one season. What if it has a huge quality reduction in season 2 like Helix did?

    #55 6 years ago
    Quoted from o-din:

    True, but every title they have done since then has been an old license with more rumored to come (except maybe Guardians).
    The argument of them using a balance of new and old themes is not relevant when you get one new theme for every four old themes now.

    The only rumored future title from Stern I'm interested in right now is Deadpool. I'm guessing it wont come out till after the next movie. I still wish JJP would secure it as their first adult themed game.

    #57 6 years ago
    Quoted from o-din:

    I mentioned JJP doing F+F, and I think they could do an excellent job on it. If that series of movies isn't family friendly, I don't know what is. It is the kids that are dragging their parents to go see them. Both my daughter and myself like them a lot.
    Hard to believe pinball is passing such a successful franchise as Fast and Furious by. Sure it is not exactly new, but remains very relevant with each new release. And is raking in some serious dough with each one.

    I agree with you. Shocking that there has not been a F&F pin.

    Now that the Resident Evil movie franchise has wrapped up the final edition id like to see a zombie theme based on it. Tons of video content effects to use. Tons of plot points. Tons of potential. There is room for another zombie theme and Resident Evil would be great.

    #60 6 years ago
    Quoted from Micky:

    I would love to have a real zombie themed pin and resident evil is a favourite of mine. Sure they arent the best movies out there but I really enjoy them.
    There is so much potential and a lot of material that could be used from all the movies!
    Maybe one day we will have a better zombie pin!

    So, Resident Evil movies are good popcorn flicks. The set up and high quality effects and continuous actions are perfect to take snippets out of for a zombie horror film based pinball machine. I think it could be an epic license.

    I certainly enjoy TWD but I think there is room for a second zombie game. I hope JJP makes it, they need an R rated styled game to be next to all its PG themed games for diversity of the show room floor type of thing.

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