#Thundercats video game movie#

It's a low budget game made by a low budget studio. It's akin to shovelware, not something you go out of your way to announce. I see the DS game as nothing but a cheap game to justify having the video game license. Wasn't featured on their main pages (which I visit daily), in their newest media feed, etc. Again, stumbled upon this while looking for something else completely.

It's not an in-depth interview or anything. Game Trailers was covering the Gamers Day event, and this was one of the games they posted a very short video for. Something to put out simply because they already had the license. I'm a pretty optimistic fan here, but this just screams quick development. Instead, I stumbled upon it while doing a Google search for something completely different on a site I have never heard of. We would have also heard of this from a much larger site like IGN, Gamespot, Kotaku, Joystiq, etc. Or if a console game was/is in development, then there would be no need to simply dump this game into the public unceremoniously. If they were planning on putting out a decent console game to coincide with this, then we likely would have heard something long ago. This was dumped in the corner of a demo room without so much of a mention at the very event this was being unveiled.Īlso, having it on the DS as opposed to the 3DS shows that they don't see much of a market beyond it being instant bargain bin fodder. Activision holds massive press events just for their TF games.

#Thundercats video game movie#

Maybe so, but Transformers had the 'movie' games around the time Animated was on.That had a highly successful movie property behind it.