• CosmicSploogeDrizzle@lemmy.worldOPM
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    2 years ago

    Is it too much to ask for a big budget Triple A avatar game? Enough with this PS2 era nonsense. This IP deserves so much more. Give this to Insomniac or literally anyone else and let them loose with it.

    I hope this game is decent but it just doesn’t look like what I want.

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      2 years ago

      It’s not very good. Honestly, Avatar is ripe for a video game adaptation. But they keep screwing it up.

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      2 years ago

      The only way I think it could work is to move on from Aang completely. In fact, I would probably make it an RPG with 4 or 5 options (call them classes, races, backgrounds, whatever): pick an element or be a non-bender and stick to that. Play a whole new story, probably in a different era than any of the shows have been. Heck, it could be a pretty decent MMO.

      Or… hear me out… Sports game. I really liked the bending competitions from Korra. I’ve heard the Korra game has some of that. I could see that translating pretty well, similar to soccer or hockey games, or Pyre.

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        2 years ago

        I like this idea. I hear the creators are working on a series revival where Aang and friends are all grown up and dealing with a new threat. That would be the perfect setting imho for doing a real mature take on the series. Grow up the cast and do something original. The issue I see is that in the main story there are such cool developments with things like lightning, blood, air voids, metal , etc, that if you do a prequel, you are precluded from including these bending evolutions, and if you do a sequel (say, after Korra) the world is much more advanced that these advanced techniques would be well established.

        I think the creators want to flesh out the crew in their later years with a show rather than let a game do it for them. There almost needs to be a separate universe for the game, much how the Spiderman games are separate from the comics and movies.