Lot of retards in this comment section.

How old are you?

Back in 2002, gaming laptops cost ~$5000.

If this is just an average laptop for the time, then this is very impressive.

I’m guessing you just saw the other upvoted comment and had to parrot it to fit in.

Gross.

A small, mulitplayer game like one that’s just pro-bending would be neat.

I’d play it, and I bet a lot of other people would as well.

However, it would require actual thought and creativity to pull off successfully. It’s not the kind of thing that the market analysts would greenlight because there’s no data point showing that it works.

Meanwhile, a generic fighting game that just has Avatar characters is an easy sell. No risk. No creativity. Just cold, hard, data.

Nickelodeon isn’t mentioned and I don’t believe they’ve been a part of Avatar’s new development studio or creative direction for awhile.

What makes you believe that? The IP is owned by Nickelodeon. Literally nothing gets done without their approval.

This will be shit for many reasons.

I agree and support this sentiment.

However, the correct approach would always be to wait until all content is available and then torrent the game for free.

If corporations want to “it’s just business” us, then we should “just business” them right back.

Digimon was a fad of a fad.