AWKWARD ZOMBIE

I'm with you on this one dude...

I actually have to agree with Plasma on this one.

I have a Wii. I love Fire Emblem Radiant Dawn, I love Smash (in moderation), and I love my old Gamecube games, but the console has proven that it can't support games like this (serious business games). They've tried. Nintendo stopped giving a rat's booty about what people think a little while ago and they're better financially for it. Whatever, I've said my piece about that.

The game seems interesting. I'd like to see if they can make it work.

I wasn't trying to troll, that's just what I thought when I first saw the concept art.

Regardless, I'm going to keep an eye on it. It looks interesting.

Actually, this artwork could be just some guy's art with disney pasted all over it.
Yeah, I'm slow.

C'mon, you even quoted people saying you shouldn't be doing this! I mean, you can argue computer power, you can argue controls, but you can't argue that a completely different publisher to these games has gone down in respect in your opinion as a reason why it's a bad move!

oh.....SNAP! where's they come up with this stuff?? it look's more like Disney's take on the Post-Apocolypse to me somehow.

Eh, we had Kingdom Hearts...

True but that still stuck to the fantasy side of things, steampunk is pretty different, Disney has their limits and I think this probably goes beyond it.

If they let one of their writers create a story where Scrooge McDuck has sex, I think we can fit this under the radar.

To be fair, a post apocalyptic Disney game (or really, any post apocalyptic game) would need a fair amount of visual oomph, something that the Wii isn't exactly known for.

One: source plz

Two: this isn't exactly 'under the radar'

Who are you and what have you done with Plasma.

Well, a saloon singer named Glittering Goldy drugged Scrooge and robbed him of his Goose-egg nugget. He tracked her back down, ripped apart the saloon with his bare hands and dragged her back to his claim to teach her a lesson. Then, after a month of sexual tension including a bear, a mammoth, handfuls of beaver spit and a rescue attempt by cowboys, this happens:

I was going to make a topic about this, but now I don't have to!

Yeah, I was scared at first... Actually, I'm still scared, but I'm open to the idea, and with the prospect of adding obscure Disney characters to the mix, I know I'm there!

See, I'm a huge fan of obscurity, and I just love it when media artist, be they writers, designers, or workers of a TV show, book series, video game or whatever, use all these different overlooked characters to their fullest potential!